TABLE OF CONTENTS 1. The Road There 2. Life In Country Putting the war aside, I would like to touch on a few things about Vietnam and the people. Please keep in mind it was War time and this country had been fighting off intruders or occupying armies since forever. The cities and villages were …
Dedicated to my wife Diane.Jim This is a guest post submitted by Jim, a 2 part story on Vietnam from a Veteran’s perspective. Jim, thank you for your service and contribution to the forgotten war. TABLE OF CONTENTS 1. The Road There 2. Life In Country A lot has been written about the Vietnam War …
Japan wasn’t always an imperial country. At one point they seamlessly blended warfare and government, and not in the military industrial complex way of today. There was a time when the warrior class ruled Japan, living by a code of honor so valiant and deep that its origin is untraceable. If there is anything to …
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Did you know that the world speaks to us constantly? Have you ever taken a moment to listen? What do you hear now? The hum of your computer, maybe music on the radio, or your desk chair squeaking beneath you. Remaining ever present in the world takes a lot of work, which is why we …
It took one of the fiercest clans, the Mongols, to tame and train one of the fiercest birds of prey: the Golden Eagle. Their wings span over 7 feet, they weigh more than 7 pounds and they can pick up goats and throw them off cliffs. Genghis Khan himself allegedly had a whole regiment of “eagle …
GUEST POST BY KYLE B. KYLE IS A UNITED AIRLINES CUSTOMER SERVICE SPECIALIST. HE IS MARRIED WITH 2 KIDS. KYLE AND HIS WIFE STILL MANAGE TO MAKE TRAVEL AND ADVENTURE A PRIORITY OF LIFE. VISITING OVER 34 COUNTRIES TO DATE, HIS GOAL IS TO SEE AS MUCH OF THE WORLD AS HE CAN, LEARNING MORE …
Guest post by Kyle Bristow Kyle is an advocate for SERVE THE CHILDREN, a missionary organization that serves schools in Liberia and Central India. He travels all over the world, but holds a special place in his heart for trips that fulfill a bigger purpose. To find out more or to donate go to www.servethechildren.com. I …
