Archive for February, 2014
This is kinda cool. Brian P from TheNewRifleman.com, a blog for civilians interested in tactical shooting, asked me to write a post on the basics of tactical optics. So I wrote one, and he posted it today. If you’re at ground zero optics-wise and need a low-level overview, this post might be very helpful. Please […]
Filed under: Afghanistan, Iraq | 1 Comment
Tags: ACOG, new rifleman, optics, veteran writers
Doing something a little different today, guys. I’m just learning how this whole Search Engine Optimization thing works, and apparently I’ve been stealing views from the sites I write for by reposting my essay here. So I’m just going to put up the first paragraph of my most recent essay, and ask you to please […]
Filed under: Afghanistan, Writing | 39 Comments
Tags: PTSD, PTSD dogs, veteran writers
I’ve stayed out of the Affordable Care Act/Obamacare debate. Mostly it’s because I don’t know anything about the health care industry and even less about economics. Despite my ignorance on those subjects, I’ve observed with keen interest the technical problems with the web site, and the data showing how many millions of Americans lost their […]
Filed under: Writing | 23 Comments
Tags: ACA, obamacare, pelosi
This essay was published yesterday on Military.Com. http://undertheradar.military.com/2014/02/lone-survivor-hollywood-and-the-insufficiency-of-true-heroism/?comp=1198882887570&rank=3 —————————————————————- I read Marcus Luttrell’s book Lone Survivor soon after it was released. And while some of it strained credulity, I was still impressed by it. I was excited to hear it was being made into a movie. My wife and I made plans to see it […]
Filed under: Afghanistan | 22 Comments
Tags: lone survivor, marcus luttrell, veteran writers
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