Only in America

Only in America
"You Don't Lose Until You Quit Trying" Print E-mail
Written by Norman Fulkerson   
Wednesday, 11 August 2010 00:00
You Don’t Lose Until You Quit Trying Mini.jpgThis is the story of Samuel L. Davis who earned the Medal of Honor for his actions during the Vietnam War. When his 42-man unit was attacked by a 1500 man Vietcong battalion, he refused to give up. With a broken back and perforated kidney, he was not only able to repel the enemy, but carry three men to safety, AT THE SAME TIME.
Read more... [You Don't Lose Until You Quit Trying]
 
Burial of an American Lady Print E-mail
Written by Norman Fulkerson   
Wednesday, 07 October 2009 10:21
American Lady Moline Ripley
On September 25, 2009, a small group of family and friends said their final farewell to Moline Blaylock Ripley. She died at her home in Annapolis, Md., on Saturday, September 12, 2009 at the age of 68.
Read more... [Burial of an American Lady]
 
True Valor is Priceless Print E-mail
Written by Norman Fulkerson   
Monday, 29 December 2008 15:00
His name is William “Spanky” Gibson. He had just flown in from overseas and had a good reason for being present at the ceremony honoring Michael Monsoor. He lost his left leg during a firefight in Iraq six months before and it was Michael Monsoor who provided cover in a rooftop overlook that contributed toward saving his life. It would be hard to find someone more worthy of that sacrifice than William Gibson.
Read more... [True Valor is Priceless]
 
I Saw Two Americas at Fort Benning Print E-mail
Written by John Ritchie   
Wednesday, 26 November 2008 15:51
Two Americas At Fort BenningAfter an 818 mile drive from Pennsylvania to Georgia, eleven TFP Student Action volunteers reached Fort Benning. The purpose of the trip was to honor the troops at God Bless Fort Benning Day. On the same weekend of November 22, my colleagues and I witnessed a disturbing leftist protest lead by the School of the Americas Watch.
Read more... [I Saw Two Americas at Fort Benning]
 
Flight of a Lifetime Print E-mail
Written by Norman Fulkerson   
Tuesday, 25 November 2008 08:19
Flight of a Lifetime Little did I know when I boarded Flight 3332 out of Kansas City, Mo., what a memorable trip it would be. As I seated myself for the three-hour flight, a screaming, hysterical little boy wearing glasses sat opposite me and used adult reasoning to explain to his mother the fear he had of air travel.
Read more... [Flight of a Lifetime]
 
<< Start < Prev 1 2 3 4 5 6 Next > End >>

Page 1 of 6