Sunday morning started out as usual. I awake early and prepare for the day. The past few weeks working as the RTO things have been getting a lot easier, only because I am training those […]
Author: mywarjournals
Sergent Hardt is a Purple Heart Recipient and Author of “My War Journal” David is an Award-Winning Journalist and Certifed Peer-Support Specialist. David is highly saught after for speeches on PSTD, TBI AND MST issues.
My War Journals: Block Party Missions and Heat
As infantrymen, dealing with harsh conditions and learning to have mind over matter is an unspoken motto. The second day brought its difficulties, but as usual, we overcame the situations. The heat was unbearable; we all walked around with the sweat just flowing out of us as if we were a walking Niagara Falls.
This Day in History: Oklahoma Bombing
This Day in History-Apr 19, 1995 A massive explosion at the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, kills 168 people and injures hundreds more. The bomb, contained in a Ryder truck parked […]
American Sniper: Chris Kyle
REMEMBERING A HERO: “American Sniper” Chris Kyle would have celebrated his 45th birthday today. The Navy SEAL was born in Texas on this day in 1974.
My War Journals: HOW COPY,OVER?
In Iraq, the time and date seemed to disappear. The only time I am worried about it is when I need to be ready for a mission or when I’ve been sitting in the Stryker for an extended period, and I need to get out and stretch my legs.
Paratroopers Sacrifice in Vietnam
On this February 14, 1968 The 3rd Brigade 82nd Airborne deployed to Vietnam from Ft. Bragg N.C. 282 Paratroopers gave the ultimate sacrifice for their fellow troopers, family and the Country they fought for, America! […]
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