Widener’s was good enough to send some ammo my way for T&E. 60 rounds of FGMM 175 grain. Widener’s price point is comparable to others selling this same round (when they can stock it). This is, in my opinion, some of … Continue reading
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One of the many blurbs on Hartmann is HERE. One of the things the bottom of the article points out is the disparity in numbers of kills between the Germans and Americans. It’s worth reading all the way though. … Continue reading
It’s the accountant’s turn in the barrel… 1. Welcome to the accounting department, where everybody counts. 2. What does CPA stand for? Can’t Pass Again. 3. It’s accrual world. 4. It’s 4:04. Do you know where your auditor is? 5. … Continue reading
Just… Wow… A federal report released Thursday details a shocking turf battle that broke out when immigration officials blocked law enforcement agents from interviewing a person of interest in the San Bernardino terror attack last December. Just one day after … Continue reading
Family things… My Uncle Riley drew these in 1989, based on his memories of growing up on the ‘home place’ in Louisiana… I remember the old home place, it was what was known as a ‘dog run’ house, with a … Continue reading
Thank you all! You took a chance on Rimworld- Stranded, and it’s now #1 in TWO categories!!! #1 in Science Fiction and Fantasy, AND #1 in the overall Literature and Fiction category! And I’m pretty damn happy about the comparison … Continue reading
Thank you to all of you that bought Rimworld- Stranded yesterday… Y’all made me #2 in Science Fiction and Fantasy Short Reads last night! I am truly humbled that y’all would take a chance on my little story… I guess … Continue reading
Well, since everybody ‘else’ is doing it, I figured I’d cross genres too… This is a little Mil Sci-Fi short story that a ‘number’ of folks have been prompting me to do. It’s my equivalent of sticking my toe in … Continue reading
1,354,664… That is the least number of American fighting men and women we’ve lost to all wars since we became a country… Documentation in the early days was sketchy, so the number may realistically be higher. May all of them, … Continue reading
Bound for Tokyo, Lieutenant Colonel Jimmy Doolittle launches his B-25 Mitchell from the heaving deck of the carrier USS Hornet on the morning of 18 April, 1942. Leading a sixteen-bomber force on their long distance one – way mission, the … Continue reading