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“The battle began on a cold, foggy dawn of December 16,” writes Steven Ambrose in his book Band of Brothers, the true story of Easy Company, 506th Parachute Infantry Regiment, 101st Airborne Division of…
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From American Minute with Bill Federer: On DECEMBER 7, 1941, Pearl Harbor was attacked. 350 Japanese aircraft sank 5 American battleships and 3 destroyers. 400 U.S. aircraft were destroyed. Over 4000 were killed or…
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Read MoreVideo and text from Greg Koukl at Stand to Reason: There’s been a lot of discussion about the faith of our Founding Fathers that is odd in light of what the facts are. It’s…
Read MoreFrom Tom Dahlberg at Sons of Liberty Media: We are now living in the most revolutionary age in the history of mankind. It is even more revolutionary than the Enlightenment. The revolutions induced by the Enlightenment…
Read MoreFrom Ryan T. Anderson: As we prepare to celebrate Thanksgiving, I’m particularly thankful for marriage—both on a personal level and for the critical role it plays in society. Today, my parents will celebrate their…
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Read MoreFrom David Lane at BarbWire.com: My friend, theologian and scholar Peter Leithart, responded to my previous post, “Does a Pastor Running for Office Strike You as Bizzare?” with his own column in First Things, titled,…
Read MoreAs usual, BarbWire.com is loaded again today with several articles that are worth your time. Here are just a few: ‘My Child’s Not Sexting.’ Are You Sure? Major Corporations Funding ‘Gay’ Attacks on Children,…
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Text and video from the Daily Signal: America has officially honored its veterans on Nov. 11 since 1954, when an act of Congress changed the name from Armistice Day, recognizing the 1918 ceasefire between Germany and…
Read MoreFrom Conservative HQ: Veterans Day is one of two American holidays that has never been moved to a Monday to accommodate a long weekend, the other one is the Fourth of July Independence Day…
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As we mark the one-hundredth anniversary of “The Great War,” I’ve been accumulating links to articles that can serve as a mini classroom for learning about the conflict we now call World War I….
Read MoreRecently I watched an old black and white movie — the title escapes me — that opens with a World War I aerial dogfight where one of the pilots keeps checking his watch to see…
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