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I am a former Naval Aviator that flew F-18's in the USMC. I currently fly a Gulfstream V for a Fortune 500 company. My wife is an EMS helicopter pilot and former flight medic. Come see what a day in the life of the Flying Flemings is all about.

History Today Magazine

http://historytodaymagazine.blogspot.com

History Today's blog delves into the deeper, historical issues that lie behind the headlines. Students, academics, journalists, amateur history enthusiasts: we welcome your comments and contributions!

Diner News & History

http://www.dinerhistory.com/

Whether you appreciate diner history, the architecture, or its contribution to American culture and the food service industry, this site will be a unique resource for you. This blog is part history, current news, road trips, and our staff's insightfu

My Florida History

http://myfloridahistory.blogspot.com

Adventures with history and culture in the Sunshine State

Bytes of Australian History

http://scribblemesomething.wordpress.com

A history of Australia in small bytes, from the search for Australia, its discovering, colonisation to the present day (eventually)

Darren Stein's Storage Space

http://darrikk.blogspot.com

Darren Stein is a published poet, artist and teacher, based in Sydney, Australia. He recently published "Storage Space: A collection of contemporary poetry" through Xlibris. Darren's blog contains his more recent and unpublished poetry and artworks

History Musings... Bonnie K. Goodman

http://bonniekaryn.wordpress.com/

Bonnie K. Goodman is an Assistant Editor for the History News Network (HNN) since 2005. She is the editor of five of the online magazine's popular features; "History Buzz," "Top Young Historians," "History Doyens," "On this Day in History," and "Camp

My Adventures in History

http://myadventuresinhistory.blogspot.com/

Sharing my passion for history as I discuss places I've been with historical significance, my favorite movies in history, television shows of interest and events I'm learning more about.

The Chicago History Journal

http://www.chicagohistoryjournal.com/

As an amateur historian I find the people and events of 19th and early 20th century Chicago fascinating. The history of this city is an amazing saga. Only 133 years separate the ash heap of the Great Fire in 1871 from the city's designation as one of