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Summer Vacation, Part I: The Outer Banks

by Shpip | Jan 19, 2022 | History, Travel

In early August 2021, the missus and I sallied forth on our annual vacation, attempting to escape the Florida...

Too Local: FWD Seagrave (This is the first in what I hope is a series taken up by multiple authors discussing...

Ocala, Florida wasn’t known for much back in the 1950s. No real natural resources if you don’t count the...

A long, long time ago, fifty years to be exact, I was invited to visit Viet Nam for the second time. I...

Outside of Troy It’s long been my theory that soldiers haven’t changed all that much over the millennia. ...

by Richard | Nov 12, 2021 | History

This is a series of articles I've been meaning to write ever since the TOS Exodus. STEVE SMITH's plea[1] for...

Veteran's Day has changed a fair amount, for me, over the years. It started out with me thanking Dad...

Profiles in Toxic Masculinity, Part 15 – “Jumpin’ Joe” Beryle Appearances Can Be Deceiving The young fellow...

Elegy. Monday, September 10, 2001 Another day, another migraine. Please kill me. Anyone who suffers...

Why is fascism considered a movement of the right? The picture we are often confronted with is that of the...