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From Jump Wings to Green Berets: The Visual Architect of the Modern Warrior
An Interview with Author Christopher “Moon” Mullins and Historian Arthur “Ben” Powers, Podcaster for The Commander’s Voice. The history of the United States Army is often told through the lens of grand strategy and sweeping maps, yet the soul of the soldier is frequently found in the icons they wear.
Story of Hitler's Trojan Horse at the Battle of the Bulge
By Christopher “Moon” Mullins. During the coldest winter of WWII, as American soldiers huddled in the frozen forests of the Ardennes, a bizarre and paranoid rumor began to spread: German commandos, dressed in American uniforms and driving American jeeps, were operating behind their lines. The fear was real. Sentries began quizzing unfamiliar GIs on the latest baseball scores and the names of Mickey Mouse’s friends.
The Beard in the Door. Jack Thompson
By Chris “Moon” Mullins. In the modern Special Forces community, the beard is a mark of the seasoned operator—a sign that you are working in the “gray zone” where standard regulations give way to mission necessity. But decades before the “operator beard” became a symbol of 21st-century Special Forces, there was one man who pioneered the look in the most high-stakes environment imaginable, standing in the open door of a C-47 transport plane.
Yarborough and the American Paratrooper Image
In the nascent days of America’s airborne forces (1940–1942), Lieutenant William P. Yarborough, a young officer with remarkable foresight, recognized a fundamental truth: forging an elite military force requires more than tactics and training; it demands a unique identity. This identity required a visual language that fostered honor, communicated status, and built an unbreakable esprit de corps. Reporting back to Fort Benning in 1940, Yarborough joined the 501st Parachute Battalion.
Before the Legend: SF Fight for Acceptance
By Christopher “Moon” Mullins. They are the silent professionals, the tip of the spear, the elite warriors operating in the shadows. Today, the Green Berets of the U.S. Army Special Forces command a legendary status, their exploits often shrouded in secrecy yet etched in the annals of military history.
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Gold Coins, by SHWILSON
Often, musical passion projects inspired by video games feel like empty exercises in recreation or nostalgia, devoid of personal touches or a distinct artistic perspective. Gold Coins, a new release from SHWILSON—the electronic music project of Brooklyn multi-instrumentalist and composer Kyle Wilson—is something entirely different.
Hal Douglas, the "In-A-World" Voiceover Guy Has Died at 96
Hal Douglas, the voice-over artist who popularized the “In a world…” line and whose voice could be heard in movie trailers for ‘Forrest Gump,’ ‘Meet the Parents’ and ‘Lethal Weapon’ has died at the age of 89 from complications of pancreatic cancer. While Douglas worked in obscurity most of his life, he was thrust into the spotlight in the 2000s as people began to take notice of his unique voice.
In Walton Every Votes Counts - Especially Your Own Wife’s!
The web is full of stories today about Walton, Kentucky's City Council race. Maybe the best is from the nearby Cincinnati Enquirer's Mark Hansel who writes in USA Today. Robert McDonald learned the hard way that every vote counts.McDonald and opponent Olivia Ballou both finished tied with 669 votes. McDonald's wife Katie didn't vote.! McDonald told Hansel, "If she had just been able to get in to vote, we wouldn't be going through any of this," McDonald said.
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