Trust me, when you’re planning to record Electric Avenue in 1983 on a tape recorder made in 1971 that’s sitting next to an AM radio made in 1966, you’re gonna want the cheapest cassette possible.
This Memorial Day, we honor and remember those who made the ultimate sacrifice in service to our country.
Their legacy is etched in the 250 years of American freedom they defended.
EOD techs and their families are attending a memorial service this morning where the names of every EOD tech that has died in service will be read aloud. Any techs who have died in the past year will have their names added to that wall in bronze. We are a small community withing. Thousands among hundreds of thousands serving, among more than 300 million Americans. But the price of war is acutely felt within our ranks. On National EOD Day, I remember them!
I encourage you to visit the virtual EOD memorial to read about our fallen and donate to keep their legacy alive.
https://t.co/ozOyHK2ir0
We have a joke in EOD that we are glorified garbage collectors. In truth, we are First Responders. We rid the world of hazardous munitions and explosives. Not every incident is dramatic. Most aren’t. We pick up the ordnance, transport it safely, and destroy it properly. We do this hundreds of times. There is a chance that one time something goes wrong, and we don’t get to do it hundreds of times anymore.
The photo is of the EOD Memorial at Eglin Air Force Base in Florida.
DUSTY MAY WINS IT ALL IN ONLY HIS SECOND YEAR AS MICHIGAN’S HEAD COACH 😤
He’s just the fifth coach in NCAA history to become a champion in his first two seasons at a school 👏