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- The Un-Fairness Doctrine
by Greg Reeson. If you were to ask a stranger on the street to name the top talk radio personalities in the country, you would inevitably receive an answer that included the likes of Rush Limbaugh, Glenn Beck, Sean Hannity and Bill O'Reilly. The problem with all of them, according to some Democrats, is that they only represent one side of the political spectrum. And, of course, it's not the side the Democrats pr... products, articles, news
- Air Force Ground Radio Communication - An Exper''s Perspective
by Victor Epand. I have interviewed an expert in the Air Force communications field. He has 18 years or more experience in the field. Most of what is done in the Air Force can't be done without comm. support - and the operational commanders know it. He has done AIA (Intel), H.F., V.H.F., U.H.F., SATCOM, mobility, A.T.C., P.A., and Q.A. He has done it from the airmen side to the NCOIC side.
"I was Chief of the Sy... products, articles, news
- After Imus When Are We Going To Show Some Respect?
by Mustafaa Muhammad. In the days since radio jock Don Imus made his infamous racist-sexist comments labeling Rutgers female basketball players Nappy headed hoes' a furor was unleashed among black people, corporate sponsors and television commentators. "Our agenda is to be funny and sometimes we go too far. And this time we went way too far," Imus told Rev. Al Sharpton during a radio interview days after his remarks.... products, articles, news
- Where Did My America Go?
by M. Solomon. Have you ever screamed at the television or radio? These days, Americans have plenty to be outraged about... and if you've ever asked yourself the above question, you're definitely not alone. The question is: what are we going to do about it?
I've noticed a lot of disturbing trends in our country today, and it leads me to believe the United States we know is disappearing-and might not s... products, articles, news
- The Fake Invasion at Gleiwitz that Started World War II
by Joe Crubaugh. In the late evening of Thursday, August 31, 1939, German covert operatives pretending to be Polish terrorists seized the Gleiwitz radio station in the German/Poland border region of Silesia.
The station's music program came to an abrupt halt, followed by frantic German voices announcing that Polish formations were marching toward town; Germany was being invaded by Poland!
Then, like a bad imita... products, articles, news
- Campaign Time Again
by Philip Nicosia. Politicians are everywhere once more. They're on television, radio, billboards, the Internet and on the streets going around the country promoting their team and themselves. Their staff are busy printing out and distributing leaflets, calendars and posters to be pasted on designated spots. The scenario? What else but politicians including non-politicians vying for a government post campaigning fo... products, articles, news
- General Honore Leads the Charge Tor Preparedness
by Maurice Ramirez. Lt. General Russel Honore (for those of you who are not familiar with military ranks, that is a three star general) has a new mission. In addition to training new recruits for the urban combat environment of Iraq and Afghanistan, General Honore is now touring the country, speaking to churches and Rotaries, in town halls and community government auditoriums not as an ambassador for the United Sta... products, articles, news
- Major Peter Badcoe - Victoria Cross Vietnam
by Barry Sheppard. British Military Medals- Victoria Cross. Highest award for Bravery
Peter Badcoe was born on January 11th, 1934, in Adelaide, where he grew up and attended school. He went into public service in South Australia and served as a clerk. Peter served in the 16th National Service Battalion for 7 weeks during 1952. Peter entered the OCS (Officer's Cadet School) at Portsea, Victoria on July 12th of that... products, articles, news
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