July 31st through August 8th marks the 70th Anniversary of the US Navy's worst disaster at sea, the loss of the Portland Class Heavy Cruiser USS Indianapolis and the rescue of the 315 survivors,

The sinking would claim another victim years later, in the form of Captain Charles McVay. He would receive letters from families of the lost sailors saying things like "We had a wonderful holiday. If only our son was alive to enjoy it with us"

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I've been hesitant to talk about this, but I think that after yesterday I need to bring it up. I am, or at least was, a fan of Call of Duty for the longest time until the more science fiction feeling came with Advance Warfare, Black Ops 3, and Infinity Warfare. I have nothing against it if any of you like those games, but considering the only other modern/historic war series we have now is Battlefield (RiP Medal of Honor) it was crushing to see it go the way it did. However, if any of you were

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Today marks the 75th anniversary of the beginning of the Great Patriotic War, which is generally known as "Eastern Front of World War II" in the world. At around 3:15 a.m., Nazi Germany and its allies and satellites attacked Soviet Union, starting the bloodiest war in the history of Russia.

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Today is the anniversary of Bockscar dropping Fat Man on Nagasaki. Wednesday, it was the anniversary of the Enola Gay dropping Little Boy on Hiroshima.

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Hello all.
Far and away, the most popular option voted in the sequel poll was World War 2, with Spike as George S. Patton.
THE PONIES HAVE SPOKEN!
I had a stroke of creative vision last night and began writing this sequel to the wildly successful Gen. "Spikewall" Dragon. You can expect it probably within the next ten days. Usually sequels serve to destroy the franchise, but in this instance, I believe the sequel will be even better than the original, ala The Empire Strikes Back.

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I haven't produced much content lately. Just not feeling "pony." Been working on some space opera I might post to Royal Road or Amazon or something someday.

In light of my recent lack of content, have some of my favorite books:

Protector and Ringworld, by Larry Niven, and to a lesser extent his entire "Known Space" cycle

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During my conservative years, when I got into arguments with Stubborn Luis, he introduced me to an American Historian name Dr. Tom Woods. I don’t recall exactly how, but it was around this time I became aware of the Politically Incorrect Guide To American History. Since I loathe political correctness, the title obviously caught my attention. However, knowing that Dr. Woods is a

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