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Maj. Gen. Patrick Brady, retired from the U.S. Army, is a recipient of the United States military's highest decoration, the Medal of Honor. He is the author of "Dead Men Flying: Victory in Viet Nam The Legend of Dust Off: America's Battlefield Angels."
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Teaching our youth true patriotism

by Maj. Gen. Patrick Brady -- On March 25, 1863, 151 years ago next Tuesday, the first Medal of Honor was presented to Jacob Parrott. Accordingly, that day is celebrated as national Medal of more…

5 more great American heroes

by Maj. Gen. Patrick Brady -- This March 25, National Medal of Honor Day, marks the 151st anniversary of the first award of the Medal of Honor to Civil War veteran Jacob Parrot. On more…

Meet the bully in chief

by Maj. Gen. Patrick Brady -- The media, in their mania to obscure the Obama scandals, will occasionally try to focus us elsewhere, e.g., the Redskins (by their logic, wearing the number three is more…

The elite and their hatred of America

by Maj. Gen. Patrick Brady -- Just when you thought the leadership of this government could not get any worse, it does. Never in history has an administration spawned another scandal to cover the more…

The race fascists

by Maj. Gen. Patrick Brady -- We are not now a racist people! Unfortunately, we have racist leaders and race fascists (nastiest word I could think of) who make a living ruining lives – more…

A helpless military: Just what Obama ordered

by Maj. Gen. Patrick Brady -- As incompetence, deception, duplicity and dishonesty become the hall marks of the Obama administration, it is important that we not lose sight of the greatest danger posed beyond more…

This is the 'glue' that holds America together

by Maj. Gen. Patrick Brady -- On March 25, 1863, 150 years ago, the first Medal of Honor was presented to Jacob Parrott. Accordingly, Monday is celebrated as national Medal of Honor Day and more…

Women in foxholes

by Maj. Gen. Patrick Brady -- For many Americans, it is hard to believe that Secretary of Defense Leon Panetta could top his statement in defense of the administration's tragic bungling of the terrorists' more…