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Medal of Honor Medal of Honor Recipient Jason Dunham's mother has message for troops. American Heroes Army Spc Monica Brown, a teenage medic from Texas, earns Silver Star Medal in Afghanistan, only the second woman since World War II to receive America's third-highest award for valor in combat. AO2 Marc Lee (SEAL), USN became the first Navy SEAL to give his life in Operation Iraqi Freedom, receiving the Silver Star Medal posthumously for standing in the line of fire three times to provide a diversion while a teammate was rescued from a Ramadi rooftop. Army SFC Michael Loetz awarded Bronze Star Medal for Valor after saving the life of an Afghan truck driver under fire in 2007. America's Most Decorated Soldier PFC Charles Durning
The heroic actions of these men and women deserve some attention Before You Go, a musical tribute to World War II veterans. Little Rock teacher Martha Cothren, daughter of a WWII POW, teaches a valuable lesson about freedom. It is the Soldier who preserves our freedoms
Senator Joe Lieberman urges non-partisanship and explains why this election is so critical, and why we must vote as Americans, not Republicans, Democrats, or Independents.
We've not had a chance to check its claims for authenticity, but we found this interesting commentary on Obama's extended family, including a number of photos. We advise you to conduct your own check for authenticity of these assertions.
To find out which candidate's views are closest to your own, take the survey at the Minnesota Public Radio site. You can also view the cumulative data and the candidates' positions on the major issues by clicking on the tabs. The issues covered include: the war in Iraq, Iran and nuclear power, immigration reform, tax cuts, collapse of the mortgage industry, education, social security, and health care, among others. Presidential Primary Calendar Links to the candidates' campaign sites.
The City Council in Berkeley, CA, takes an anti-military stance. This page includes:
Video News Report with the background of the story
Michelle Malkin's Feb. 6 article titled, "Berkeley vs. America, Again"
Video of a US Immigrant putting things in perspective
San Diego businessman Brian Dennard's letter to the Berkeley City Council announcing his boycott of anyone doing business in Berkeley, and his appeal to all other companies and individuals with whom he does businesses to follow suit.
Memo from the Berkeley Peace and Justice Commission to the City Council recommending the anti-military action, going so far as to "encourage all people to avoid cooperation with the Marine Corps recruiting station, and applaud residents and organizations such as Code Pink, that may volunteer to impede, passively or actively, by nonviolent means, the work of any military recruiting office located in the City of Berkeley."
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