First, I heard from the Chief this AM. He is incredibly busy and hasn't been around his computer enough to even answer email. He did say that things are progressing and that he is getting everything set up to ensure the toy drive continues even after

An American-Korean Soldier blogs from Korea. Look through the archives to find out why I discuss Korea so much here. Anyway, give it a look see, especially about a new movie on the horrors some Korean Soldier's went through. He also has a fascinati

As many of you know, a massive truck bomb exploded outside the CPA, right at the gate where the Chief spends much of his time. I now know why the Chief and others refer to it as the "Assassin's Gate." Fortunately, the Chief was uninjured, although it

Friday, January 09, 2004   Morning breaks on the watch tower   The sound of the Morning Prayer being read from atop the local mosque tower

Hopefully, all of you saw this.

I haven't linked to him in a while, but for anyone who is interested in what is going on in Asia, you shouldn't miss the Marmot's Hole. The Marmot is becoming the Instapundit of all things Korean, an area of the world we should all be concerned

The Chief wants all of you to know that he is fine, but is just extremely busy at the present on some high level investigative work. He hopes to be able to write about it in the future, but at the present time, he is unable to do so. He will be back

Thursday, January 08, 2004   My dear Dad:   I was saddened by the news yesterday that my father, who is now 84, has been diagno

The Chief has been informed of this report. If and when he has something to say about it, he will. You may now stop flooding my email account with it. Regards, Plunge

This happened this past summer, during the early part of the war. A young soldier was killed and laid to rest in his hometown. The towns' reaction and support was truly wonderful. I'm sure many have seen this, I hadn't. God bless our fallen soldier

The Chief wanted to share the following email with you: Sir,As of yesterday afternoon you have over 1,000 lbs. of donations ie., school supplies, very nice clothing, and toys coming to you by UPS ground. Compliments of the  Vietnam veterans of

Sunday, January 04, 2004 The silence of the morning was interrupted by the sound of an apache helicopter-flying overhead waking me from a restful sleep. I sat up in bed to look out the window to see what kind of day it was going to be. The cloudless