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Team USA at the Olympics!

Posted by Special Forces on February 23rd, 2010

During the past few weeks, the world has gathered to watch top athletes from around the globe compete in the Winter Olympic Games in Vancouver. Athletes from Team USA, who have been training their entire lives to take the stage to represent our country, have been doing an awesome job representing us.
Currently, Team USA has [...]

1781: The Battle of Yorktown

Posted by Dave Thomas on June 22nd, 2006

1781: The Battle of Yorktown was the climax of the American Revolutionary War
Throughout American history the idea of “never surrender,” even under seemingly insurmountable odds, became ingrained in our national consciousness. It was borne on the battlefield most certainly, and carried forward in our wars. This idea was based partly on the idea that truth, [...]

Never Surrender!

Posted by Dave Thomas on May 18th, 2006

Throughout American history the idea of “never surrender,” even under seemingly insurmountable odds, became ingrained in our national consciousness. It was borne on the battlefield most certainly, and carried forward in our wars. This idea was based partly on the idea that truth, justice, and God were on our side, and partly because we were [...]

March 2006 Newsletter

Posted by Special Forces on March 23rd, 2006

A Message to Garcia Guy

Once upon ago in the U.S. of A, being called and known to be “A message to Garcia Guy” was a silent honor in both military and business communities.
In all U.S. military circles an effective dynamic or trust between subordinate and commander is the corner stone to [...]

World News – Knowing is Half the Battle!

Posted by Special Forces on December 23rd, 2005

Airmen ‘drop the ball’ on New Year’s Eve
by Capt. Eric Badger, 379th Air Expeditionary Wing Public Affairs
1/3/2006 – SOUTHWEST ASIA (AFPN) — With inspiration from New York — the city that never sleeps — Airmen at this desert base that never sleeps got to drop the ball this New Year’s Eve.
In less than 72 [...]