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Another shooting at Fort Hood Army Base in Texas. God Bless the victims, their families, and the rest of America. That’s all I can say right now, I mourn for our country…
Inspired by War
By Brian Turner
If a body is what you want,
then here is bone and gristle and flesh.
Here is the clavicle-snapped wish,
the aorta’s opened valves, the leap
thought makes at the synaptic gap.
Here is the adrenaline rush you crave,
that inexorable flight, that insane puncture
into heat and blood. And I dare you to finish
what you’ve started. Because here, Bullet,
here is where I complete the word you bring
hissing through the air, here is where I moan
the barrel’s cold esophagus, triggering
my tongue’s explosives for the rifling I have
inside of me, each twist of the round
spun deeper, because here, Bullet,
here is where the world ends, every time.
By U.S. Army Specialist Colby Buzzell
Warning: The following text contains language that may be considered offensive.
I was in my room reading a book (Thin Red Line) when the mortars started coming down. Sgt Horrocks ripped open the door and yelled, “Grab your guys! And go to the motor pool! The whole BATTALION is rolling out!” Holy shit! The whole Battalion?! This must be big. Contine…
Later this week, a local World War II veteran will take the trip of a lifetime, and it’s a trip that’s years in the making.
Named after a former president, Woodrow Wilson Hairl served under General Patton in France and Switzerland. Continue reading
Here’s the tenth installment from “The Best of British.” I’ve heard maybe a handful of these terms my entire life. No wonder my friends across the pond chuckle at me; we essentially speak the same the same language but geography has played a big part in the diversity there is between the two counties. Enjoy!
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On this day in 2003, U.S. Army Private Jessica Lynch, a prisoner-of-war was rescued from an Iraqi hospital. The story of the 19-year-old supply clerk, who was captured by Iraqi forces in March 2003, gripped America; however, it was later revealed that some details of Lynch’s dramatic capture and rescue might have been exaggerated. Continue her story
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