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It's imperative to look up to and learn from army veterans; only then can we truly understand the sacrifices made by men and women in uniform.
Eye Check-up Gone Awry
Gold flashes at the edge of my eyes marked the beginning of my saga after my twenty thousand steps in Machu Picchu in Peru. After the Citadel, we walked around at an even higher altitude in Peru's Lake Titicaca and Puno area. The altitude of 12,810 feet at Sillustani, a pre-Inca burial site, was our highest.
Andrea CorwinPublished about a month ago in Serve- Top Story - November 2023
Steeling Against and Forging Ahead
For this writer, the time since writing last year’s The Important Things has been rough, for a multitude of reasons that won’t be delved into here. A large part of that was spent staring at the floor, evaluating next steps, and, many days, coming to weak, if any, conclusions.
Christopher "Ski" GanczewskiPublished 4 months ago in Serve Empowering Veterans through the Arizona License Lookup Tool
The transition from military to civilian life brings forth a myriad of challenges for veterans, particularly when navigating the complexities of professional licensing in their post-service careers. Recognizing the unique hurdles these individuals face, the state of Arizona has launched a groundbreaking initiative — the Arizona License Lookup Tool for Veterans. This innovative online platform is a testament to Arizona’s commitment to supporting its veterans, acting as a crucial bridge that connects them with civilian professional opportunities.
License LookupPublished 4 months ago in ServeHurt people...
8OCT2023; 2340, SUN– Maryland, USA First things first: I do NOT; I say again, unequivocally and for the record; I will NEVER condone wanton violence. Please, for the Love of all that is good and sacred, do not misconstrue/misunderstand my title; nor the subtitle of this piece.
Nefarious DarriusPublished 5 months ago in ServeThank You, and God Bless America
It was a hot, humid night in late July, and a monsoon was rolling in. There were less than ten of us, sweating around a fire, silent in a way I had never experienced with these people before. There were veterans, active military, kids who were poised to join. And a precious few were like me, patriots who were allowed, for a few moments, to look deeper into the lives of those who dedicated themselves to their country.
M. A. MehanPublished 5 months ago in ServeCiabatta Bread Recipe
Ciabatta Bread Recipe Ingredients: • 3 1/4 cups bread flour • 1 1/2 teaspoons salt • 1 teaspoon active dry yeast
Paula Roza PricopPublished 6 months ago in ServeMultigrain Bread Recipe
Multigrain Bread Recipe Ingredients: • 1 1/2 cups warm water (110°F/45°C) • 2 1/4 teaspoons active dry yeast (1 packet)
Paula Roza PricopPublished 6 months ago in ServeHow did US Special Forces defeat Wagner Group in the Battle of Kasham?
40 US Troops Annihilate 500 Syrian Fighters: The Battle of Khasham Dissected In early 2018, a minor skirmish in the Syrian civil war saw just 40 US special forces troops and their Kurdish and Arab allies completely decimate an attacking force of over 500 pro-government fighters. This little-known battle provided a sobering demonstration of the awe-inspiring firepower the US military can unleash from the skies at a moment's notice.
Erasing Any Doubt
I grew up in a world of labels. Those names or adjectives were used to give or take away value. It started out in my family, gender and pecking order, playing a major role. Shame, guilt, and (sometimes) extreme corporal punishment were used to control behavior.
Coral LevangPublished 7 months ago in ServeThe Unveiling of a Silent Avenger
Amidst the escalating geopolitical maneuvers in Eastern Europe, a secretive and potent weapon has emerged from the shadows: the Kh-50 missile. Recent reports, if substantiated, reveal that Russia has deployed this sophisticated cruise missile, sending ripples of apprehension through Ukrainian leadership.
Why is the Ukrainian air defense so effective against poorly trained Russian pilots?
How Russia's Air Force in Ukraine: A Detailed Analysis ❗💥🤦🏿♂️ How Russia’s Air Force Failed in Ukraine: A Detailed Analysis
Hadji 1974
Prologue It was November 12, 1952. Steel mills were dominant in Southeastern Pennsylvania and Northeastern Ohio and the pure white blanket of snow which had descended on the area earlier in the day had now morphed into a grayish slush because of the billowing clouds of soot that regularly filled the skies. As the temperature dipped, the slush changed to black ice which combined with the ever-present potholes to make driving a chore. As Doyle Broomfield maneuvered his vehicle through the streets of Warren, Ohio his thoughts were focused on getting his young wife to Trumball Memorial Hospital. He quickly pulled up to the emergency room entrance and helped the orderlies place his wife on a stretcher and wheel her into the hospital. Inside the maternity ward doctors and nurses exchanged sly looks and grins as they prepared their patient to give birth. This would be the fourth consecutive year Mrs. Geneva Broomfield would be having a baby in November. In 1949, 1950, and 1951 they had delivered three beautiful girls but this year the couple were expecting their first male child. As Geneva began experiencing the now familiar pains of labor, she focused her attention on the television which was showing a popular wrestling show. Tonight’s show featured an Italian wrestler who had recently set a record with a live gate of $1000,000. He apparently made quite an impression on the young mother. His name was Baron Michele Leone and shortly after the show’s conclusion, Barron Michael Broomfield was introduced to the world.
Barron M BroomfieldPublished 8 months ago in Serve