Dragnet This is an early episode of Dragnet. The the first episode of the television show Dragnet, originally aired December 14, 1951 when I was about to turn 8-years old. Via regular broadcast TV or via online streaming, I have probably seen every episode of Dragnet at least twice, if not more. In this episode, […]
Trump Is Still Essential To The MAGA Movement Some people want Trump without any vices, which I find totally idiotic. He is a fighter and that is what you need when dealing with cut-throat Democrats that will do almost anything to gain and maintain power. Tom Klingenstein gave a speech titled “Trump’s virtues,” about three
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In Remembrance Of Lt. Jr. Grade Bob Rudolph This post is dedicated to Navy Lt. Jr. Grade Robert “Bob” Rudolph who at age 23 made the ultimate sacrifice for his country while flying reconnaissance over Vietnam. I was good friends with his younger brother, Alan, so knew Bob because of our friendship. Bob didn’t have
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A Memorial For Fallen Warriors The Portrait Of A Warrior Memorial Art Gallery, in Baytown, Texas, was formed by Ken “the dauber” Pridgeon to honor fallen military personnel from Texas who served in Iraq and Afghanistan. These soldiers are memorialized in art, with portraits and stories of each fallen soldier displayed in the gallery and
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Gabby Hayes, Sans Beard Baby Boomers like me spent many hours before their black and white TVs watching Westerns during our youth, which prompted a previous blog title, “My Heroes Were Cowboys.” One of the best cowboy stars’ favorite sidekicks was Gabby Hayes, whose appearance and voice made us love him. What I had never
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