Jacob

🇺🇸 University of Tennessee alumnus | 2A Absolutist | #GoPackGo | 2Ti 1:7 | Psalm 146:2 | Dixieland Delight belongs to Tennessee #GBO

[Jacob @vfl__94]

Hires I'll accept over Schiano:
-Rehire butch
-Sark off the wagon
-Rehire Dooley
-Hoke
-David Beaty
-Charlie Weis
-Dave Clawson
-My 6-year-old neighbor (has 1 season of flag football experience)
-The Neyland statue
-a ham sandwich

[Jacob @vfl__94]

AMERICAAAAAAAAA

[Chesty @ChestyPullerGst]

End of an era.

The final flight of the AV-8B Harrier as a USMC and US military aircraft. Their last mission was in support of capturing Maduro.

VMA-223 will conduct the sundown ceremony at Cherry Point today. A few of the remaining airframes will be sold to Spain or be placed in museums, while the rest will be scrapped.

Farewell to La Muerta Negra, or the "Black Death" as the aircraft was nicknamed during the Falklands.

[Enguerrand VII de Coucy @ingelramdecoucy]

Not joking, Microsoft should buy this and turn it into a Fallout: New Vegas themed Disneyland

[Coach Dan Casey @CoachDanCasey]

David Cutcliffe's 1993 Offense at Tennessee is such a fun study!

He blended Pro-Style with Run & Shoot + Option Elements

[Coach Dan Casey @CoachDanCasey]

1993 Tennessee running Empty Under Center Sprint Out with a Throwback Tunnel Screen

[Braxton McCoy @braxton_mccoy]

Tarzan'd him. Dang.

[Cincinnati Reds @Reds]

Salutations fine Stewart

@stewart_sal

[Cincinnati Reds @Reds]

L

[Cincinnati Reds @Reds]

THIS. TEAM. DOES. NOT. QUIT.

#ATOBTTR

[Cincinnati Reds @Reds]

Red 4 Life.

Brandon Phillips will sign a one-day contract on April 25 and retire a Cincinnati Red!

[Did The Reds Win? @DidRedsWin]

Yes! #ATOBTTR

[Craig Fuller 🛩🚛🚂⚓️ @FreightAlley]

During World War II, Hitler was convinced that Americans lacked the will to fight and that any who did would be quickly overwhelmed.

When early reports arrived from the battles in North Africa, German observers noted that Americans fought differently from the Europeans.

Rather than charging aggressively and risking heavy infantry casualties, U.S. forces relied on overwhelming firepower—staying at a distance and expending vast quantities of artillery with little hesitation. Thanks to unmatched industrial production and logistics, fresh supplies were always available.

This approach allowed relatively smaller American units to wear down much larger and well-entrenched enemy forces.

In contrast, German and other European doctrines often emphasized aggressive maneuver and were sometimes more willing to accept high casualties to achieve objectives or preserve key equipment.

This material-heavy American style surprised many Germans, including Hitler, who had long dismissed U.S. soldiers as soft and lacking in fighting spirit. He believed soldiers were cheap and expendable; he discovered too late that Americans fought to conserve lives by expending machines and ammunition instead.

It was one of many reasons for Germany’s defeat—perhaps the hardest for some foreigners to fully understand.

Americans place a high value on the lives of our soldiers. Equipment and shells could always be replaced.

[Jacob @vfl__94]

This is why the American military has been superior to European militaries for over a century.

To us, the man is more important than the equipment. The Europeans value the equipment over the man. We sacrificed 3 airframes for a single man BECAUSE WE CAN AFFORD TO. They cannot.

[Daniel Foubert 🇵🇱🇫🇷 @d_foubert]

Lose all this to rescue 1 pilot and call it your greatest military success of all time.

[That Guy Rocked CFB @ThatFBGuyRocked]

Travis Stephens.

That guy rocked.

[Cincinnati Reds @Reds]

Love this man so much

#WorldBaseballClassic

[🍊🍊Capt'n Cornjuice🥃🥃 @BoCamaro]

"The fool hath said in his heart, There is no God."

Psalms 14:1

Christ is King. This man was a fool. 👇👇👇

[The Fighting Irish @FightingIrish]

From the family of Lou Holtz

[Jacob @vfl__94]

@jerrycurld @vfl__94

[Mike Netter @nettermike]

U.S. Navy divers performed the sacred duty of escorting the final remains of Boatswain's Mate Second Class John D. Anderson, returning this true American hero to the hallowed wreck of the USS Arizona (BB-39). Seventy-five years ago, John refused to leave the burning ship until he could find his twin brother, Delbert. He's one of the last man who survived, carrying the profound sorrow of separation for a lifetime of service and resilience. That agonizing wait ends. John's ashes now rest within Turret Four, finally reunited with the brother he never stopped searching for. The promise has been kept. He sleeps with the 1,177 crewmates who still stand silent watch. Together again, forever