Today’s post is in honor of Sgt. Jarrod W. Black, who was killed by an improvised explosive device on this day in 2003 in Ramadi, Iraq. Black, 26, of Peru, …
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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11 December: This Day in Military History
by Chris Carterby Chris CarterToday’s post is in honor of Spc. Marshall L. Edgerton, who was killed when suicide bombers attacked his camp in Ramadi, Iraq on this day in 2003. The 27-year-old native …
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10 December: This Day in Military History
by Chris Carterby Chris CarterToday’s post is in honor of Staff Sgt. Wesley R. Williams, who on this date in 2012, was killed by an improvised explosive device in Kandahar, Afghanistan. Williams, 25, of …
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HISTORY MATTERS: How Japan’s Victory at Pearl Harbor Lost a War
by Chris Carterby Chris CarterAs Japanese pilots returned to their carriers on 7 December 1941 following their attack on Pearl Harbor, they left behind a destroyed American fleet. American sailors, soldiers, and Marines enjoying …
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7 December: This Day in Military History
by Chris Carterby Chris CarterToday’s post is in honor of Spc. Micah S. Gifford, who on this day in 2006 was killed by an improvised explosive device attack in Baghdad. The 27-year-old native of …
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6 December: This Day in Military History
by Chris Carterby Chris CarterToday’s post is in honor of Sgt. 1st Class Allan E. Brown, who on this day in 2016 died of wounds sustained during an improvised explosive device attack in Bagram, …
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5 December: This Day in Military History
by Chris Carterby Chris CarterToday’s post is in honor of Pfc. Andrew M. Ward, who was killed on this day in 2004 by enemy small-arms fire in Ramadi, Iraq. Ward, 25, of Kirkland, Wash. …
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4 December: This Day in Military History
by Chris Carterby Chris CarterToday’s post is in honor of Sgt. John J. Savage, who on this day in 2008, died of wounds from an improvised explosive device attack on his vehicle in Mosul, …
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29 November: This Day in Military History
by Chris Carterby Chris Carter1804: Marine Corps 1st Lt. Presley O’Bannon, William Eaton, Navy Midshipman George Mann, and seven Marines land at Alexandria, Egypt with the intention of overthrowing the ruler of Tripoli. Five …
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28 November: This Day in Military History
by Chris Carterby Chris CarterToday’s post is in honor of the six Army soldiers killed by a rogue Afghan policeman on this date in Afghanistan’s Nangarhar province in 2010. All were assigned to 1st Squadron, …