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The 79th Anniversary of D-Day

James Erickson, Writer For Bulldog Brief, WWII & Holocaust Historian ¦ June 8, 2023

79 years ago, on 6 June 1944, The Allied Expeditionary Forces (United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, etc) invaded Normandy, France, the mission was codenamed: OPERATION OVERLORD; At the time, the...

Battles Of Narvik, Norway

Battles Of Narvik, Norway

James Erickson, Writer For Bulldog Brief ¦ April 17, 2023

Imagine this: It's April 9th, 1940.  You have just woken up around 4:40 AM after hearing a loud bang and what sounded like an explosion. It's from your neighbor's house. You look outside to see a crater...

Finding A Bunker Part 1: Text & Info Version

Finding A Bunker Part 1: Text & Info Version

James Erickson and Sebastian Pruess ¦ March 24, 2023

BTMS And the Remains of The Cold War For those who do not know, schools built in the years 1957 to 1991 were required to have fallout shelters. BTMS was built in 1968 and finished in 1969, during the...

A-10 Thunderbolt Warthog II launching chaff and flares

Aviation News: Congress To Retire 21 A-10 Thunderbolt IIs

James Erickson, Writer For Bulldog Brief ¦ January 10, 2023

 The A-10 Thunderbolt "Warthog" II, nicknamed "The Flying Gun" due to its giant GAU-8/A 30MM Machine Gun that takes up half of the aircraft, above is the GAU-8 next to a Volkswagen Beetle. Approval...

The History Of Brier-Terrace Middle School

The History Of Brier-Terrace Middle School

James Erickson, Writer For Bulldog Brief ¦ December 12, 2022

The Beginning This story starts in 1967 when the final blueprints were laid down for Brier Junior High. It would cost roughly $2,086,000 USD (that's $18,537,170.30 in today's money). The company that...

The Last Boeing 747-800

The Last Boeing 747-800

James Erickson, Writer For Bulldog Brief ¦ December 12, 2022

"Boeing", a common name associated with Seattle. The term "Jumbo Jet" from its wide body and being two and a half times bigger than the 747-100, and the nickname, "The Queen Of The Skies," both came...

Image Credit To: Greenville Journal

The Civil Air Patrol Cadet Program

James Erickson, Announcements Department, Video Editor ¦ October 17, 2022

About The Civil Air Patrol The Civil Air Patrol is a program begun by the United States Army Air Forces (now the U.S. Air Force) in 1941 where cadets and senior members learn and teach about Aerospace,...

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