Thank you for your service – A moment of truth
A forgotten Vietnam Veteran’s sacrifice receives unexpected honor when he meets an active-duty soldier – from moments.org
Tag: "Support Our Troops"
What does freedom mean to you?
Starting last week, we asked our friends and fans on Facebook to answer the question, what does freedom mean to you? The list has grown to hundreds of responses, with more being added—log in to our Facebook page to see what people are saying, and to add your own comments!
A Memorial Day of Service
By R. Mitchell on May 28, 2012 in Videos
As we grill burgers, smoke brisket and otherwise enjoy a day of relaxation, take a moment and remember those that volunteered themselves to protect this great nation. They are not mercenaries – the paycheck isn’t the reason the volunteered or why they fight. They are performing their duties as ordered and are appreciated, by “a grateful [...]
In Remembrance of Sgt. Garvey
By Dan Colby (@dpcolby) on May 27, 2012 in Politics
Every Memorial Day is one that I remember with certain emotion. When I joined the United States Army, I was 21 years old. My recruiter picked me up from my house around 4:30am in the morning. He hauled me off to the Military Entrance Processing Station(MEPS). That day, changed my life forever. It was September [...]
‘Carry the Load’ Restores the True Meaning of Memorial Day
Cam Edwards speaks with Former Navy Seal Clint Bruce, co-founder of Carry the Load, a non-profit organization dedicated to restoring the true meaning of Memorial Day. Now in its second year, Carry the Load hosts activities to help direct resources to existing organizations that support veterans and their families.
Amazing Tribute to our Armed Forces by WVU Marching Band
This is an awe-inspiring effort by the WVU marching band to give thanks to our Men and Women in uniform. Watch ’till the end, it’s worth it. Even more, listen to the crowd cheer on the branches and their nation. Patriotism is very much alive. Rich Mitchell is the Sr. Managing Editor of Conservative Daily [...]
When A Soldier Comes Home
I cannot take credit for this post, as it came to me in an email, and I felt it was too good not to pass on to as many people as possible. It most certainly puts things in perspective. May God bless, protect and keep our soldiers and their families. Without their sacrifices, we would [...]
"Operation Freedom Foam" Heartwarming Story of American Generosity
By R. Mitchell on Oct 08, 2011 in In The News
What a wonderful, heartwarming story of just how generous Americans truly are. Special thanks go to Lafayette, Indiana’s Dog and Suds restaurant which is famous for it’s Root Beer. It all started when a U.S.Marine, Jordan Fletcher who is stationed in Afghanistan posted on his Facebook page that he had a craving for [...]
GI Jobs Magazine Gives Military Friendly School Award
SAINT JOSEPH, Mo., Aug. 22, 2011 — “G.I. Jobs,” the premier magazine for military personnel transitioning into civilian life, has awarded American College of Technology the designation of Military Friendly School. A nationally accredited distance learning provider, American College of Technology offers 12 online associates degrees as well as certifications in IT, business, criminal justice [...]
Toy Truck Saves Soldiers Lives
By R. Mitchell on Aug 04, 2011 in Videos
CBSNews reported that it took only a toy truck to save the lives of six men in Afghanistan. Rich Mitchell is the Sr. Managing Editor of Conservative Daily News. His posts may contain opinions that are his own and are not necessarily shared by Anomalous Media, CDN, staff or .. much of anyone else. Find [...]
Celebrating The Life Of An Iraq War Hero
There is a song that that hit the charts in 1982 that became quite popular during that time, titled “War is Hell (On the Homefront Too)” . It was written by Curly Putman, Bucky Jones and Dan Wilson, and was recorded by T.G. Sheppard in 1982. The song does not necessarily depict the life of [...]
