Author: Fast Freddy
Gene Simmons (KISS) Tribute to the Military
This video of Gene Simmons tribute to the military is awe inspiring. The aging rocker still has plenty of vitality left to help the servicemen and women rock out while overseas. The Kiss front man rev’s up the troops with rocking renditions of military classics. No one can claim that Simmons’ is unpatriotic after his heart felt devotion to the military shown in this clip. Gene proves that he can perform for the Kiss army and the real one as well.
God bless America.
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Thanks to Elmer for the link. HooRah
Let Us Help You Pack….
LET US HELP YOU PACK….
In case you have not seen this from a woman who lives on a small horse ranch in Western Colorado & who is married to a former US Marine. Her son was a US Marine who survived Desert Storm & there are other US Marine + one USAF grandson in her family tree. This lady has a really good voice, and she’s using it… and a really good idea!
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The latest Colorado country song.
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Thanks to Chuck Z for the link. HooRah
A Travelin’ Soldier
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Now that you know the lyrics – see them in concert.
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Combat Medic Training During the Vietnam War
Combat Medic Training During the Vietnam War
Basic Training – All soldiers received Basic Training together for 8 weeks, regardless of their future MOS (Military Operating Specialty). The only exception was made for conscientious objectors who received their basic training at Fort Sam Houston for 6 weeks. Continue reading
Medics, A Brief History
During Ancient times if a soldier was wounded, he laid in the field where he had fallen. There was no one to come to his aid.
Napoleon’s Army was the first to assign people to help the wounded. They were called the litter-bearers, made up mostly of inept and expendable soldiers. The American Colonel Army lead by George Washington, also had litter-bearers during the Revolutionary War. Continue reading
Charlie Company Vietnam 1966-1972 