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Goodbye Dolly: farewell to a Woman who Knew no Enemy and Whose Goodness To Others is an Example to All

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Evil. The Only Word to Describe Trump and the MAGA Strategy to Divide and Conquer their Opposition

Donald Trump is a man incapable of feeling for others, or taking responsibility for his words and actions.

An Insult to Every Sailor and African American Who has Ever Served in the Military

Trump and the Navy Appear to be Committed to Putting Trump’s Name on the USS Doris Miller, CVN-81

Donald Trump: The Nexus of the Axis of Evil

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The Iron Ball of Navy Shipbuilding in the 21st Century

Part Four… yes there will be more

A Delay due to More Research about the Rot in the U.S. Navy. More than You Might Want to Know

Zumwalt Class

Thinking About the Odyssey as a War Veteran with PTSD

Zeus' law tells us to treat strangers as we should be treated because they might be gods in disguise.

Taking to night off to See the Odyssey

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Will Trump Cross the Nuclear Threshold with His War now Un-winnable?

Viktor Frankl wrote: “Since Auschwitz we know what man is capable of.

The Rot Sets In: The Events Leading to the Navy’s Iron Ball Award

Six Spruance-class destroyers being built at Ingalls Shipbuilding, Pascagoula, Mississippi.

Working and Playing on the Next Installment

One thing that I like about being a writer and historian is that I like doing research so much while having a nice Irish or Scotch whiskey that it it kind of like work and play at the same time.

It Wasn’t Always This Way: Reflections on an Iron Ball and the Navy’s Decades Long Failure to Build Effective and Affordable Surface Combatants

Essex Class Carriers in 1944

Introduction: Reflections on an Iron Ball and the Navy’s Decades Long Failure to Build Effective and Affordable Surface Combatants

An Iron Ball