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Hello all. First, sorry I haven't been around much on G&G lately. I may be one of the few who is still having access problems here. Half the time I try to direct my browser to G&G, it says the page can't be found. But, I stop in when I can. I've been busy with my various projects and occupations and haven't had much time lately to hang out online.

Soon I will launch my newest project: MilPro Academy. I will be making training videos covering specific topics and posting...

Well, folks, ol MilPro is back from yet another short trip on Uncle Sam's dime. I've missed being able to read and post here at G&G. The wireless at the training center was so bad you generally couldn't even get on it, let alone access the webernet!

So, as is my tradition following such trips, I will utilize this blog to air my thoughts and concerns regarding my latest experience.

First, the good parts. A few days into my assignment, the NCOIC of the Morale, Welfare,...

Howard Dean and Oliver Stone.

That is all.

What? Thats not enough information for you? You know, for any reasonable person, those two names would be enough to end this entire blog entry.

Ok! Fine! I'll elaborate. Let's start with Dean.

Howard Dean, Doctor, former Governor, failed Presidential candidate, and current head of the Democrat party appeared on a segment of Foxnews Sunday this past weekend. During the segment (to which I have included...

I have often heard the old phrase, "One man's terrorist is another man's freedom fighter." Many historic figures in warfare have been labeled freedom fighter, guerrilla, or terrorist, with political ideology generally being the dictator of the terminology choice.

But, there is a very real difference between a guerrilla fighter and a terrorist. Terrorism by its definition is designed to terrorize a populace and bring political pressure on a military operation. The suffering...

On July 15, 2010, the narco-terrorist war on our southern border went global. Not global in its scope, since drug violence seems to permeate every geographic location, but global in its terroristic methods.

A VBIED (vehicle born improvised explosive device - what we used to call a carbomb) was used in an attack on Mexican officials in Juarez. Four people were killed in the attack, which, in the grand scheme of things in Mexico currently, was a slow day for drug related murder. The...