…the best of the many excellent MoH books I’ve seen…
Our first review, and one to be proud of, from the Journal of the Air Force Historical Foundation.
…the best of the many excellent MoH books I’ve seen… Read More »
Our first review, and one to be proud of, from the Journal of the Air Force Historical Foundation.
…the best of the many excellent MoH books I’ve seen… Read More »
Thirty years in the writing, a year and a half in production… Joseph P. Bowman’s monumental Bravest of the Brave series launches with the publication of Volume 1.
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How my cousin Eugene Peck inspired our latest addition, the incredible Bravest of the Brave series of biographies of all 62 USAF Medal of Honor recipients.
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Having reached eighty-seven, I compareD each “very good year” of the song to my own.
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As we typically experience it, a requiem is a grand musical composition meant to honor a deceased person, but the more memorable instances were composed in memory of, and to honor the death of, Jesus Christ. Works such as the famous Mozart and Brahms Requiems, and the massive Grande Messe des Morts of Berlioz, are
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“In those days there was no king in Israel; every man did that which was right in his own eyes.” “Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it.” Two statements worthy of reflection. The first statement is the concluding verse from the Book of Judges, seventh book of the Old Testament of
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