Scorpions - Live In Tokyo 1984 (live Concert)

Motörhead - Live Fast, Die Old (complete)

Megadeth - 2011 Full Concert HD

Brotherhood of Man - Motorhead

Delusions of Grandeur

There seems to be a growing delusion with the Left about Obama. He has trampled the Constitution, is a narcissistic neophyte in politics and is absolutely clueless as a leader.

Party in Baghdad, Rocking the Casbah

Baghdad parties again...

Obama goes to a Gay Bar

Americas first Queen.

Skynet Today.

Fallen Soldier

Nathan Fair

9/11 2014

National Airborne Day - 2014

Thoughts on National Airborne Day by Capt. Dale A. Dye USMC (Ret.)

Not that many will notice it, with all the domestic and international turbulence dominating the news right now, but Saturday, Aug. 16, marks an opportunity for all Americans to pause for a moment and contemplate a very special variety of young men and women who serve in our nation's military forces. It may be difficult to find time in a hectic schedule on Aug. 16, but it's easy to find focus for those who understand and appreciate rare concepts like selflessness, service, and sacrifice. Just look for wings surrounding a parachute somewhere on a uniform.

Of course, it's appropriate to give thanks for our military people any day of any year, but National Airborne Day is a chance to drill down a bit and recognize those who get into the action in a very special way: by jumping out of perfectly good aircraft in pursuit of our nation's military missions around the world. These are soldiers, sailors, airmen, and Marines who not only volunteered to go in harm's way but agreed to get there via one of the most inherently risky methods known to military science, involving things like parachutes, gliders, and helicopters. These are the folks who serve at the very pointiest end of the American military spear.

The lethal edge of that spear was forged and honed back in the early 1940s, when military progressives -- unlike virtually everyone else in America -- understood that a second world war was inevitable, and that success in that ugly endeavor would require forces that could be inserted at points behind the enemy's forward defensive lines. What was needed, according to the soldiers who formed the U.S. Army's Test Parachute Platoon at Fort Benning, was an outfit that could be launched by air using parachutes -- and, later, gliders -- ahead of an allied assault to seize vital objectives or simply create chaos in the enemy's rear areas. And that concept, tested for practicality by just 48 volunteer soldiers, who made their first official jump on Aug. 16, 1940, led to a legacy of airborne soldiers as an outfit that has operated as a light, fast, and lethal assault element in some 93 combat jumps from the first one made by the 2nd Battalion, 503rd Parachute Infantry Regiment, in North Africa during World War II to airborne landings in Korea, Vietnam, Grenada, and the Middle East.

Much has changed in the business of airborne combat since that time. There are those pundits who claim that the days of massive tactical jumps by airborne forces are over, and that putting soldiers at risk by parachute assault is much too risky given newer and more efficient means available today. But you'll never convince airborne troopers that they are passé, or that their willingness to leap into combat hanging vulnerable under canopy is a thing of the past. That's because there is and always will be something very special about a paratrooper that sets him or her apart from the ordinary foot soldier.

That's easy to understand when you're thinking about Green Berets, SEALs, Force Recon Marines, or other operators who do a lot of parachuting and air landing due to the nature of their special-operations missions. The heart and soul of America's airborne forces resides today in the dwindling number of line outfits like the 82nd Airborne Division, 173rd Airborne Brigade, and the 75th Ranger Regiment, where you find men and women who regularly risk life and limb because they understand that the day will come when that green light at the jump door means their skill, motivation, and dedication will be needed to save the day.

These are soldiers who deserve our admiration, respect, and support on National Airborne Day and every other day. These are the people who will lead our forces into any fight we choose to make in the Middle East or elsewhere in the world where national interests must be served by military action. They are special indeed, and that status involves more than just jumping out of airplanes, although that's risky enough to generate our respect. What counts with the airborne soldier is that he or she jumps ready to fight and knowing full well that they will likely be outnumbered on the ground and probably surrounded when they land -- assuming they survive the exit and descent required to get at the enemy. These are soldiers who understand, with great serenity, that their survival depends on catching the enemy by surprise, closing with him and killing him -- very likely at close quarters -- with only the food, support, and ammunition they can carry out the door when they jump. And they know they will have to continue this brutal mission until heavier ground forces arrive, or they die in combat.

Recognizing that sort of dedication and selfless devotion to supporting our country's interests is worth contemplation. It takes one of our brave paratroopers just a few minutes to land after leaving the aircraft on the average military jump. We can afford at least that much time to appreciate the effort and the risk they take for us all.

Capt. Dale A. Dye, USMC (Ret.), runs Warriors, Inc., the premier military technical advisors to the entertainment industry, and Warriors Publishing Group, publisher of books including Hook Up: A Novel of Fort Bragg by William Singley, released on National Airborne Day.

Jump at Normandy, seventy years ago.

Seventy years ago today, a large group of men looked down into the fiery pit of Hell and jumped. What can you say to these brave men? Nothing, you yell "Airborne!"

US Tax dollars at work?

Your indifference is killing us!

The Bear reawakens smelling fear in the west.

This is what happens when the former head of the KGB takes over a country that had once been one of the greatest land empires. Sure, they changed hats, but they are still the same people with the dame dreams. Who will stop this aggression? Obama?  That's laughable, his only concern is the destruction of our way of life.

Americans rising up against government

Resistance.

Classical Music Rocks!

Sen Cruz to CNN: Global Warming not supported by data

Senator Ted Cruz (R) sends chills down this leftist media dolly as he denies her religion. Fun read and watch.

Michigan Democrat Rep. Gary Peters threatens TV station licenses over Obamacare ad

Criticizing Dear Leader

Victim of the IRS.

Democrats and RINOs unite against Tea Party

Phoenix Police Officer shot

Prayers for the officer's quick recovery.

2014

Happy New Years!  The fight for freedom will continue this year but this country is in such a stranglehold by the Left.  American apathy is continuing to fade as more we are becoming aware of what is happening.

Live Free!

The Obama Purges

This is just another ploy being used by the Liberals destroy the greatest military that the world has ever known. 197 Officers have been purged in the last five years who were not in agreement with socialist policies of this administration. The repeal of 'DODA' has become a hot topic issue in the military that would have been difficult in peace time and has been thrust on it during a war. Elite Units which are critical in Combat Operations are having their physical fitness standards lowered so that women can be integrated, weakening their effectiveness. One of our strongest pillars for freedom is being toppled by this regime.

Soviet Union...er...Russia is missing a Pussy Riot member

Nadezhda Tolokonnikova is missing?  Putin, are you back to the ways of your old KGB days?  You can change hats all you want but the characters always remain the same.

Lets hope that she's alright.

Freemason Rant on House Floor

If you write 'Freemason rant on House floor' in your search engine, you will get a series of articles about an event that was reported quickly and then ignored by the Mainstream Media(MSM). A stenographer, Diane Reidy, who has worked for the Government for over 20 years goes on a tirade about Freemasons during the vote count at the House of Representatives.  This story and video are put out there in the MSM and including Fox News. Even our favorite conspiracy nut, Alex Jones, has this story.(You can link to it on the title bar to this post.)

But sadly, this is a propaganda piece that has been doctored, but by who?  There is more to this story then is being published by the MSM.  Kudos to Truth Stream Media for this video.  Please watch:




They clearly want us to hear what she said at the elevator. Why has this video been doctored?  What did she really say on the House Floor?


I looked at the mysterious white haired man who is clearly speaking with Diane Reidy before she quickly gets up and starts her tirade.  He looks alot like Rep. James Patrick "Jim" Moran, Jr. (D).
http://moran.house.gov/

Keep digging people, we are being lied to and manipulated.

Dick Cheney defends the Tea Party

The Revolution within the Republican Party continues and sides are being drawn.  There are too many Progressives that have entered the Republican Party and are attempting to undermine it's Conservative principles.  This is not a new event as history shows all their attempts to quash rising Conservatives within the Republican Party, including Ronald Reagan.  The last two Presidential election failures were caused by the RINOs exclusion of Conservatives in the Republican Party and the two victories of the candidate that all of the Progressives really wanted, Barack Hussein Obama.

Kickstart the World War III Project

Never Forgotten...