[Featured image: RH-53D Sea Stallion helicopters sitting on the deck of USS Nimitz prior to taking off for Operation EAGLE CLAW. Several helicopters experienced failures en route, forcing Col. Charles …
Chris Carter
Chris Carter
Chris Carter is the Director of the Victory Institute, and deputy regional director of the U.S. Counterterrorism Advisory Team. His work appears at SWAT Magazine, Human Events, Canada Free Press, Deutsche Welle, NavySEALs.com, Lifezette, and other publications. Chris is a veteran of the U.S. Air Force, warrant officer in the South Carolina State Guard, and retired firefighter.
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[Featured image: A U.S. Navy ASM-N-2 Bat bomb on a Consolidated PB4Y-2 Privateer.] 1778: Capt. John Paul Jones, commanding the Continental sloop-of-war Ranger, leads a daring ship-to-shore raid on the …
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[Featured image: the Red Baron’s famous Fokker Dr.I triplane in which the infamous German aviator scored his final 19 kills.] 1861: Col. Robert E. Lee, considered for a top command …
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How a Former Marine Infantryman and S.C. Sheriff’s Department Are Ramping Up Elder Protection and Safety
by Chris Carterby Chris CarterThe Richland County Sheriff’s Dept.—one of six LIVE PD-featured law enforcement agencies—establishes new elder-focused team. Writer, editor, and military analyst W. Thomas Smith Jr. has long been recognized as an …
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1775: An expedition of 700 British regulars under the command of Lt. Col. Frances Smith departs Boston to seize and destroy military stores of the Massachusetts Militia in Concord. At …
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[Featured image: The U.S. Embassy at Beirut, Lebanon after the suicide bomb attack.] 1775: Paul Revere and William Dawes begin their famous “midnight ride” from Boston to Lexington, Mass., where …
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1847: U.S. Army forces under the command of Gen. Winfield Scott outmaneuver, drive from a superior position, inflict heavy losses, and decisively defeat a numerically superior Mexican Army under Gen. …
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[Featured image: Apollo 16 astronaut John Young standing on the moon. Behind him is the “Orion” Lunar Module and lunar rover.] 1898: Following the sinking of the USS Maine in …
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[Featured image: the Apollo 13 crew works to assemble the “mailbox” – the device that engineers at NASA have designed using various on-hand materials to remove carbon monoxide.] 1941: When …
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[Featured image: Space Shuttle Columbia lifts off on the first-ever space shuttle mission.] 1861: Confederate Brig. Gen. Pierre G.T. Beauregard’s artillery forces — strategically positioned around Charleston harbor, S.C. — …