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March 16, 2010

Meet war correspondent Michael Yon
If you don't already know him, Michael Yon is doing reportage about the war on a level no one else can reach. He's featured in a 2-parter for Web Savvy at The Writer.

 

Jacksonville welcomes the NCAA!
The First Coast City welcomes visitors as first rounds commence. And if you're looking for good places to eat that are locally owned, read our Monday column at The Examiner/Jacksonville Events. [Downtown Jax skyline photo by Kay B. Day]

NYT's 'messiah' moment
A picture worth a thousand words or a trillion bucks, depending on your political ideology.

State Dept. joins government looting frenzy
Main Street may have it tough, but the State Dept. is getting $5.4 million worth of crystal. A Swedish company is smiling all the way to the bank.

 (Posted by  Kay B. Day)  

 

 
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01Jul2009

W. Thomas Smith, Jr., Military Analyst

DateWednesday, July 1, 2009 at 09:31AM

W. Thomas Smith Jr. – a columnist, author, military analyst, and war correspondent whose work has appeared in USA TODAY, U.S. News & World Report, CBS News, Business Week, The Washington Times, and many others -- will be providing frequent commentary and analysis to the US Report.

A former U.S. Marine rifle-squad leader, parachutist, and counterterrorism instructor who today serves as a field-grade officer in the S.C. Military Dept., Smith is a military technical consultant for POPULAR MECHANICS: New Technology of War, a five-part television documentary currently airing on The Military Channel.

— Visit W. Thomas Smith Jr. at uswriter.com.

 *Ed. Note: We are proud to have Smith's content here at The US Report. His experience and insight are much appreciated.

Columns by W. Thomas Smith, Jr.

Violence in Iran: What the West needs to know (July 1, 2009)

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