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- Was the Battle for Iwo Jima Necessary?
by Leon Cooper. Clint Eastwood's recent films about Iwo Jima have served to recall an important page of American military history. Should Iwo Jima now be celebrated as an example of American courage and bravery? Or, was it another shameful chapter in the wanton loss of American lives in a Pacific War battle that had virtually nothing to do with defeating Japan?
It is important to understand why the area command... products, articles, news
- Major Peter Badcoe - Victoria Cross Vietnam
by Barry Sheppard. British Military Medals- Victoria Cross. Highest award for Bravery
Peter Badcoe was born on January 11th, 1934, in Adelaide, where he grew up and attended school. He went into public service in South Australia and served as a clerk. Peter served in the 16th National Service Battalion for 7 weeks during 1952. Peter entered the OCS (Officer's Cadet School) at Portsea, Victoria on July 12th of that... products, articles, news
- Country Chickens Novelty Tea Cosy and Egg Cosy Knitting Pattern
by S. Roberts. An unusual novelty tea cosy and egg cosy featuring small stuffed chickens. These cosies would fit right into a country cottage kitchen with the free-range hens roaming around the top. Ideal for keeping the teapot and boiled eggs warm too, children really enjoy them. Taking less than an hour to make they do make a lovely surprise on Good Friday and Easter Sunday when you present someone a... products, articles, news
- Express Your Creativity Through A Sewing Class
by Michelle Bery. There was once a time when sewing was a skill handed down from generation to generation and women everywhere possessed the ability to make clothes and a variety of household items with needle, thread, and their own two hands. Today, as the modern world provides a bevy of retail options, the need for sewing has become less significant. Gone are the days when in order to have a new dress we needed ... products, articles, news
- The Life Of A Medic With The 10csh - The Real Story!
by Jeffrey Wittrock. To whom it may concern: I would like to express my deepest sorrow about the conflict between the United States and both Afghanistan and Iraq. As a combat Medic that participated in both conflicts in the same year (2005), I would like to be extremely humble with my thoughts and emotions to the American public, who condone or abject with this ongoing struggles to choice sides for the price of freed... products, articles, news
- Military Collecting The Art of Finding a Great Deal
by Adam Mulholland. For those of you out the into collecting the military genre of uniforms, patches, old guns, or anything from the past your in luck. With today's multitude of ways to find antiques or collectibles it's almost impossible not to find something unique close to home or on the internet. The internet has made it so easy to find a site or auction house with sellers trying to peddle there collectibles to ... products, articles, news
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