I have to admit, I’m a little excited about the upcoming Navy SEAL television series. Who wouldn’t want to watch Navy SEALs in action? The preview, on the other hand, has me asking whether Hollywood isn’t deliberately misrepresenting SEAL operations to give the outside world a skewed representation of what it means to be a […]
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Following a tour in Afghanistan, Army National Guardsman Alek Skarlatos had decided to take a vacation in Europe along with two friends. Those friends were Airman Spencer Stone and college student Anthony Sadler. They didn’t know the train they would take from Amsterdam to Paris would be targeted by potential terrorist, Moroccan-born Ayoub el-Khazanni. Khazanni, who
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I’ve just finished reading THE INTUITIVE WARRIOR by Michael Jaco. Wow! Unlike other Navy SEAL autobiographies/biographies, Jaco’s book falls into a completely different category, mainly because he is so obviously an advanced soul. He openly states his belief in reincarnation, and if you ask me, this man is on his very last lifetime here on
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There’s a pup in my house–a husky/blue-heeler mix–who sparked my imagination and led me to write Look Again, A novella featuring a wounded Navy SEAL veteran and the dog (and woman) who changed his life for the better. Researching the use of therapy dogs taught me about dogs used in military service (See my last blog
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Commander Mark Divine. The name says it all. He’s accomplished so much in his lifetime, I hardly know where to start, so I’ll start with how I got to know him. I required a real Navy SEAL to advise me on tactics and to edit the action in my SEAL books. So I queried the
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