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Remembering LT Zilberman (VAW-121)

As previously reported, the Navy called off the search for the missing fourth crewmember of Bluetail 601, LT Steve Zilberman, USN of Columbus, Ohio declaring him lost at sea and presumed dead.   A memorial service in honor of LT Steve Zilberman, will be held this Thursday, 8 April 2010  at 10:00am at the Naval Station Norfolk base chapel [...] [...]

Nuclear weapons

2010 Nuclear Posture Review

Released today: 2010 Nuclear Posture Review Report More to follow after I’ve had a chance to read/assess and balance vs QDR and BMDR Sphere: Related Content [...]

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2010 Milbloggies – Navy Blogs

Well the nominations are in and on the Navy side of the house there are five sites up for your voting consideration -USNI’s blog, CDR Salamander, Neptunus Lex, US Fleet Forces Command (ADM Harvey’s blog) and your humble scribe.  The list provides a most interesting cross-section of the Navy’s milblogging community.  There are active duty [...] [...]

Reflections

Behold…The Empty Tomb!

He Is Risen 1. Now after the Sabbath, as the first day of the week began to dawn, Mary Magdalene and the other Mary came to see the tomb. 2. And behold, there was a great earthquake; for an angel of the Lord descended from heaven, and came and rolled back the stone from the [...] [...]

Reflections

Prayer Request

Not the post I’d planned for today – received word late yesterday that our close friend and sister in Christ, Sarah,  was back in the hospital this weekend for radiation treatment in her ongoing struggle mortal battle with cancer (now with lesions on the brain and one vertebra).  Bob, her husband is also near total [...] [...]

Flightdeck Friday

Flightdeck Friday: Project Excelsior, 2010 Edition

16 August 1960 — Captain Joseph Kittinger, USAF stepped from the gondola of his high altitude helium balloon and began a record-breaking plunge to the ground, over 120, 000 ft below.  With a drogue chute deployed to stabilize his freefall (a lesson-learned form the first jump) he reached a maximum velocity of 614 mph before [...] [...]