Racism and poor judgment calls are but two dangers in a combat zone. Either one can be fatal. Published October 25 2011
While the professional Army has shown its value in relatively short, highly technological actions, its relatively low numbers put too much stress on the troops. Published October 13 2011
In the past 30 years, 3,000 union leaders and organizers have been killed in Colombia. The labor movement is all but dead in that country. Is it coincidental that our Right Wing Congress is pressuring President Obama to finalize the Free Trade Agreement with this South American country? Published October 2 2011
Mario Salazar is a combat infantry Vietnam Vet, world traveler, renaissance reconnaissance man, pacifist, metal smith, glass artisan, computer programmer and he has a Master of Science in Civil/Environmental Engineering. Now retired from the Environmental Protection Agency and living ...
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