Kinda Like That...

 

  When it comes to apologies....

 

 

 

 

 

 

Ah Monday, We Meet Again....

 

 Start off with a laugh.....

HILARIOUS!!!!

A creature called…”The Jackass”.

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— TheDeplorableVeteran🇺🇸 (@DeplorableVet84) September 24, 2023

 

 

 

 

 

 

♫♪♫ Some Symphonic Metal Recommended In The Nightwise Post Comments....♫♪♫

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Ancient Apocalypse Series...

 

 I finished the last 4 episodes while cooking and making lunches for the week.

This was a great series if you haven't seen it yet. He has some interesting Hypothesis.

 

 

 

 

 

 

A New Genre Of Cover Bands Is Formed...

 

 

 

 

 

 Link to original <<<

 

 

Gray Skies With Drizzle , Perfect For Dumping Memes and Sundries... Here's More Than Feinstein's Trips Around The Sun..

 

 

Keep poking the "bear"

Active duty German soldier captured by Russian recce unit driving Leopard II tank in Ukraine

This news is troubling. A NATO tank a crew has been captured on lands that Russia claims as their own. As a nation, the United States has grown weary of "Russia, Russia, Russia" (whether the Ukrainian conflict or connected to Trump) and hardly even notice when our country crosses a redline in our  seemingly endless quest to kickoff WWIII. That tank and crew did not drive from Berlin or any other part of Germany. As with most of the vehicles operated by Ukrainian forces, the United States/NATO formulated a logistical plan and delivered them there to be used against Russia. I'm afraid the clowns who are supposed to be driving "clown car" are going to keep messing with Putin/Russia (who has shown great restraint) till they FAFO. Keep your larder full and your powder dry!

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“It is hunger that makes the world move” and "an army marches on it's belly".

Most have probably heard those quotes in their lifetimes. There are conflicting reports as to who each one may or may not be attributed too. These are two truths and military leaders down through history have known this fact, felt the pangs of hunger, and then died of disease or starvation. Some saw it coming and pressed onwards only to die in a foreign land. Americans and their military leaders are no different. The U.S. Army realized early in our nation's history the value of keeping soldiers fed with calorie rich foods and a few luxuries added in the mix. This seemingly simple concept can go along way towards improving morale and combat effectiveness. Manufacturing, packaging, and distributing such rations has proved at times to be daunting logistical feat as anyone can imagine. I have always been interested in what American soldiers ate (good or bad) from the American Revolution till today. I have a very good friend who enjoys "building" authentic ration boxes, packaging, labels, etc. He makes various types of German WW2 field rations, iron rations, and specialty packages that the Germans provided to their wounded troops, Christmas treats, or sometimes a package of luxury items to take along when on furlough. My friend also makes various American WW2 rations (boxes, packages, labeling, wrapping paper, etc. ). He researches all the items and sometimes replicates the contents. Believe it or not, many  of the items that comprised wartime rations are still available today and in some cases, the manufacturer of the item is the same. Anyhow, my ration hobbyist friend sent me this well written article from  Beaches of Normandy Tours. I hope the readers find it as interesting as I. 

A Marine heating up C-ration M-units and brewing coffee on Saipan
(Photo: U.S. military)