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Proudly We Serve
http://proudlyweserve.blogspot.com/
Proudly We Serve is written by a Navy veteran and addresses the military world of past, present, and future. To lighten things up this blog also looks at entertainment and adventure.
- Added on: Jul 4th, 2009
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: Justin M. Kolenc
- Listed in: Military Adventure
- Tags: science news entertainment Adventure Government military
Recent Posts
The Commander in Chief Was Here!
Yesteday marked President Obama's second publicized visit to Grand Junction, CO since he began his campaign for the Presidency. That makes one stop here as a candidate, and one as a President. I don't have the microfiche records of our local paper o...
Hang In There!
I do aplogize for my silence. Normally a serious blogger wouldn't allow a brand new blog to slip beneath the waves as I have with this one, but I've had some serious computer problems lately. New tower coming soon (fingers are crossed).I'll be back ...
Technical Difficulties
I've been having some serious problems with my home PC lately, and writing new posts for this blog has been difficult at best. As such, assuming that this post even survives the gremlins inside my system, I thought a video would be a more attractive...
Military Magic
From time to time, when I have nothing better to do, I'll browse the pages of the DARPA Programs list for interesting new technologies with military applications. Today I came across something quite interesting. It's called programmable matter, and ...
Military Book Marketing
A few weeks ago I began to re-tackle the issue of selling my Navy memoir. One idea that I came up with was to extract the very first chapter, titled "Boot Camp," and publish it as a stand alone booklet with information that would take a satisfied re...
Back on the Beat
Back in October of 2000 I departed my beloved USS Reuben James and boarded a flight at Tokyo Narita International Airport that would take me back to Pearl Harbor, just one week before the ship would reach that port. It wasn't that I was abandoning m...
