While the razor has been in existence since before the Bronze Age, the oldest razor-like object discovered by archaeologists has been dated to 18,000 BC. Men have been shaving for a very long time. The term safety razor was first used in 1880 and described a basic razor with a [ … Read More]
We gave this book a full four stars because once you begin reading it, it’s very hard to put down. It’s captivating all the way through. [ … Read More]
Have any lessons been learned by the railroad attempt on Navy Seal Keith Barry? We seriously doubt it. Were any of the officers involved in the attempt to railroad Senior Chief Keith Barry into prison held accountable in any way? Not that we are aware of. The most they received [ … Read More]
MG Hurley allegedly had a torrid love affair with an Army major in his command. It’s also alleged that Hurley had many affairs over the past years and one of them allegedly got pregnant. As the story goes, Hurley’s wife finally had enough and tossed his belongings out of the front [ … Read More]
Sometimes it appeared that a court-martial panel had a fundamental misunderstanding of its responsibility and mission. Such was the case of the GCM of Technician Fifth Grade James B. Sanders and Private Roy W. Anderson of Company B, 29th Signal Construction Battalion. MPs had arrested the two for several rapes on June 22, 1944. [ … Read More]
Kyle Mizokami with Popular Mechanics is reporting the following: The Naval Safety Center website has been an important stop for defense journalists and enthusiasts for years. The site covers safety and accident data for the entire U.S. Navy, from how many sailors and Marines are involved in off-duty motorcycle and [ … Read More]
We continue our expose of legally and ethically challenged veteran service organizations (VSOs) such as the Vietnam Veterans of America (VVA), which seems at the surface to be rife with corruption and skullduggery. There are many great and wonderful people who served America in Vietnam. Some of those people joined [ … Read More]
Colonel Daniel H. Wilson was charged with UCMJ articles 120, 120b, 128 and 133. Out of fourteen specifications, the jury found him guilty of only one. Colonel Dan Wilson was tossed in a military prison where he resides today. A team of attorney’s filed a 92- page BRIEF on Colonel Wilson’s behalf [ … Read More]
Kentucky Gov. Matt Bevin gave a member of his administration (Charlie Grindle) a hefty pay raise to the tune of $215,000 per year. His original salary was $160,000 per year which brings Grindle up to $375,000. That’s a whopping 134% pay raise. But, that’s just from the State of Kentucky. [ … Read More]
Kirk Mitchell of The Denver Post reports that a federal grand jury in Denver has indicted three people — a U.S. Air Force major, a veteran National Security Agency agent and the owner of a private government contractor — in an alleged $1.5 million bid-rigging scheme. The intelligence officers allegedly disclosed [ … Read More]
We recall from world history that on May 10, 1933, student groups at universities across Germany carried out a series of book burnings of works the Nazi party declared had an “un-German spirit.” The largest of these book bonfires occurred in Berlin, where an estimated 40,000 people gathered to hear a speech by propaganda minister, Joseph Goebbels. [ … Read More]
by Major Clarence Anderson, III If Justice Kavanaugh was Major or Sergeant Kavanaugh serving in the United States Armed Forces, he would have already been charged, prosecuted, and likely convicted under the Uniform Code of Military Justice (UCMJ). A Department of Defense (DoD) report from the Subcommittee of the Judicial [ … Read More]
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