Bookworm on Dec 11 2012 | Filed under: Afghanistan, Military, Political correctness
Tweet The rule of war used to be that you hated your enemy. That made it easy to fight your enemy. Then, starting with the first Gulf War, the new rule was that you felt sorry for your enemy. By the Iraq War, the rule had become, you’ve got to like and respect your enemy. [...]
Bookworm on Nov 10 2011 | Filed under: Military
Tweet With the holidays nearing, this is a lovely charity to make sure that our troops far from home (and that’s true whether they’re stationed half a world away from home or on the other side of our own country), can talk to their family and friends. (Thank you, MNK, for the link.)
Bookworm on May 18 2009 | Filed under: Military
Tweet I know some of you are regular readers at Blackfive, but for those of you who are not, I urge you to visit it today, and read about the Warrior Legacy Foundation: Here’s a little more about it, but I urge you to go directly to Blackfive to sign up and learn what else [...]
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