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Wednesday, November 14, 2007
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Constantine's Cross
The labarum, as a monogram engraved on soldiers' shields, is a military emblem. For Christians, it is a Christogram (or Chrismon) and reminds them of the fight against evil.
Yea Capitalism!
About Me
The Fantastic Four
Brigette, Daniel, Emma, & Naomi
"Sharks With Lasers"
Staff Group 8C - Command & General Staff College
Snodgrass Hill Cabin - Chickamauga Battlfield
Army Officers and instructors tour the battlefield during a CGSC Staff Ride seminar
Relics
2002: C-17 Jump at Fort Bragg
Paratroopers are Good to the Last Drop!
My Heroes:
The Gipper - "We need more democrats in congress like Custer needed more arrows"
Command Sergeant Major DAD
Headin' to Mosul
Der Mann - Erwin Rommel 'The Desert Fox'
Lee's Right Arm Man
Denver Broncos
I miss the Orange Crush
Colorado Avalanche
A Legacy of Success
Ron Burgundy
"I'm kind of a big deal"
Gird Up Your Loins!
COBRA!
G.I. Joe's Arch-nemesis
Imperial Recruiting Poster: Your Empire Needs You!
“I find your lack of faith disturbing.”
Inter-Galactic Rifle Association
"The only way they'll get my Standard-Imperial Blaster Rifle is if they pry it from my cold, dead hands"
Johnny Alpha, "Strontium Dog"
Mutant Bounty Hunter with an Attitude
G.I. (Genetic Infantryman)
Soldiers Are Made, Not Born
Judge Dredd
"I am the Law"
Diamonds in the Rough
Jack Black, Neil, Jason Biggs, & Steve Zahn
'68 Comeback
Our Home Away From Home:
The Fatherland - Deutschland Uber Alles
Schau ins Land
Augsburg Rathaus
Die Bayern
One of the most successful clubs in football history
The State of Hesse Coat-of-arms
Schloss Heidelberg
Landeswappen Baden-Württemberg
Österreich
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Familie meiner Frau kommt von Villach und von Lech.
On the Road in Iraq:
Near Kirkuk
Tikrit (one of many palaces)
Mosul
Support the Troops!
The Church Victorious
Augustine as depicted by Sandro Botticelli, c. 1480
Flavius Valerius Aurelius Constantinus
Writing to Christians, Constantine the Great made clear that he believed he owed his successes to the protection of the Christian High God alone.