West Shore is better known as the home of the American Tactical Shooting Association and the National Tactical Invitational. What even fewer know is that a very dedicated group of these folks meet on the third Saturday of every month for a tactical study group. I signed a one day visitors card and that along [...]
Continue Reading...All I have is a backpack full of technology, a shoestring budget and a very important list. When everything is crossed off my list I get to go home! Let me know if you want to trade one of those shoestrings for help. But at least Ill be going out in style. Tomorrow (the 21st, [...]
Continue Reading...Of course, since we do love a three-day weekend, it is now on the third Monday of April. Patriots’ Day commemorates the Battle of Lexington, which occurred on April 19, 1775, the day after Paul Revere’s Ride. For the country folk to be up and at arm. I have always rather enjoyed Patriots’ Day. The [...]
Continue Reading...Things remain incredibly busy this week. Track and Field rotations take place on Monday, Wednesday and Friday afternoons (weather permitting). We have our daily noon hour runs on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday this week (if Ms. Brkovich lets you go on the French days). What this means is gym strip needs to be here [...]
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This year’s Army Ten Miler will take place October 5th, and a field of 26,000 runners is expected. The race begins at the Pentagon, which is probably as close as most people will ever get to the famed hub of the Department of Defense. The Web site says that the race usually sells out in [...]
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For Sundays 23rd Army Ten-Miler, what likely will stand out in many minds is the heat. Servicemembers dealing with temperatures in Iraq that are still topping 100 degrees every day, its a little hard to complain about conditions in Washington, D.C. Still, for the 26,000 runners who participated in Sundays race, the mini heatwave, with [...]
Symmary:
For Sundays 23rd Army Ten-Miler, what likely will stand out in many minds is the heat. Servicemembers dealing with temperatures in Iraq that are still topping 100 degrees every day, its a little hard to complain about conditions in Washington, D.C. Still, for the 26,000 runners who participated in Sundays race, the mini heatwave, with [...]