World War II Bombardier Scott Downing and the Price of Freedom
In the spring of 1937, Hitler delivered a speech on revolution and German life, the Japanese readied themselves for the slaughter of tens of thousands in Nanking, and Scott Downing graduated from high school in the sleepy West Texas town of Canyon. He then took a job with Boeing in Seattle, Washington, and had no idea that he was only eight years away from being shot down in one of Boeing’s bombers and held as a POW by fascist Japan, Hitler’s strongest ally. Nor could he know that his first bombing mission, carried out in February 1945, would be a near-death experience and a harbinger of things to come. Read more…
Fight Illegal Immigration: Buy from Arizona
Sarah Palin recently said, “We’re all Arizonans now.” As such, we can do our part in the fight against illegal immigration by buying products and services from Arizona. Here are some suggestions to start. Read more…
