“...we mutually pledge to each other our Lives, our Fortunes, and our sacred Honor.”
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I highly encourage all Americans to read the Declaration of Independence today and every Fourth of July as a tribute to those who pledged their Lives, their Fortunes, and their sacred Honor so that future generations could live free from tyranny. Take the opportunity that Independence Day affords to discuss, particularly with our children, the freedoms and rights we have been entrusted to uphold, and our responsibility as citizens to pass them on to future generations.
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Remember, we are citizens, not subjects, and we must stay ever vigilant that we remain so.
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Strength and Honor.
Having a view like this while doin my workout on this gorgeous morning is amazing. Happy Independence Day to all and thanks to all those vets and active duty who help keep us safe so we can celebrate today!!!!!!
Working on my final papers as a graduate student, @blckriflecoffee helping me to keep goin along the way while using the inspiration of writer @JackCarrUSA to write
On this night in 1943, 19 Lancasters from RAF 617 Squadron (aka "the Dam Busters") carry out their legendary Ruhr Valley bombing mission, Operation Chastise.
On this day in 1890, 300 Lakota Sioux are massacred by Federal troops at Wounded Knee, South Dakota. More than 20 Medals of Honor are awarded to soldiers who took part in the slaughter.
On this day in 1941, Washington issues a "war warning" to U.S. forces at Pearl Harbor. It advises commanders to prepare for a Japanese surprise attack *somewhere* in the Pacific.
The fact that a small handful of NASCAR drivers want NASCAR to create yet another new rule outlawing one of the most incredible last-lap moves in the history of the sport — one that had every fan on their feet and cheering — is beyond baffling to me.
On this day in 1938, the Planet Earth is invaded by creatures from Mars... at least that's what Orson Welles' Mercury Theatre reports to Americans during the landmark radio broadcast 'War of the Worlds.'
@emporiastate is discontinuing the historic debate program in May following the dismissal of 33 faculty members and suspension of multiple academic programs. | via @SamarahBailey#academictwitter#ksed#saveESU
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On this day in 1964, the North American XB-70 Valkyrie makes its maiden flight. Only two of the experimental Mach-3 bombers are built. The program is cancelled in 1969.
As this has been stolen many times without permission from our Instagram account, we thought we might as well post on here ourselves… German bunker air vent with nasty surprise. *Not a real grenade 😂