
Category: army


G MAR HALL……….. An essay by William Marshall
They were in the hole, I was not. They were putting names on the trucks. The HMMWVs required the driver and TCs name on the truck. I guess since I wasn’t there, I was the […]

Just call me Maggott…………An essay by William Marshall
I asked him about it. My mentor, my pal, the one who would sit in my room for hours and ask me to look up parts for him. We were in Korea, he was dreaming […]

I won’t go on tape……… An essay by William Marshall
I like to interview veterans. Yesterday, Skipperville, AL, I was fixing a washer. Daughter, about my age, feeding her mother in a hospital bed. She said mom has Alzheimer’s. Easy fix on the washer, I […]

By Daring Deeds……….. An essay by William Marshall
Audacia! That was our motto. It was written boldly on the insignia we wore. All of us. By Daring Deeds, that’s what it means. We were warriors, are warriors. Ready to answer the call of […]

No, really? Diesel Exhaust Fluid? Come on………. An essay by Will Marshall and David David M. Poehlein
Not knowing diddly squat about diesels, I feel like someone is also going to ask me to pick up a few boxes of grid squares, muffler bearings, and blinker fluid. Diesel Exhaust Fluid, now I’ve […]