As we commemorate the 82nd anniversary of D Day, Americans should pause to reflect upon what those young men accomplished. Today, June 6, 2026 we mark the 82nd anniversary of D Day, the greatest amphibious invasion in human history and one of the most consequential days in the history of civilization. It was the day […] The post The Greatest Generation: 82 Years Ago and The Longest Day appeared first on StoneZone .
As we commemorate the 82nd anniversary of D Day, Americans should pause to reflect upon what those young men accomplished. Today, June 6, 2026 we mark the 82nd anniversary of D Day, the greatest amphibious invasion in human history and one of the most consequential days in the history of civilization. It was the day when thousands of young Americans, joined by British, Canadian, and Allied forces from many nations, stormed the beaches of Normandy and began the liberation of Europe from the grip of Adolf Hitler and National Socialism. Their courage altered the course of history. Their sacrifice preserved freedom for millions. Their victory helped save the world. Today, only a small number of the men who participated in that historic…Open
Whichever nation reopens the sea passage will prove itself a great power in the region. The post Can King Trump Pull the Sword From the Hormuz? appeared first on The American Conservative .
Foreign Affairs Can King Trump Pull the Sword From the Hormuz? Whichever nation reopens the sea passage will prove itself a great power in the region. (Photo by MANDEL NGAN/AFP via Getty Images) The intensity and apparent aims of America’s war with Iran have shifted quite a few times since the first day of shock and awe in late February to the current ceasefire and negotiations. After an opening round of peace talks in Islamabad last weekend, President Donald Trump announced a plan to blockade the Strait of Hormuz, which the U.S. Navy implemented days later. On Friday, Iran announced it would reopen the strait for…Open
A widely admired war hero known to millions simply as “Ike,” Dwight D. Eisenhower, the 34th president (1953–1961), entered the White House in 1953 promising to end one war and prevent others. He more than kept that promise, delivering on it with calm persistence and earning the sincere appreciation of a nation weary of conflict. […] The post Five-Star General to President: Why Eisenhower Remains America’s Most Underrated President appeared first on StoneZone .
A widely admired war hero known to millions simply as “Ike,” Dwight D. Eisenhower, the 34th president (1953–1961), entered the White House in 1953 promising to end one war and prevent others. He more than kept that promise, delivering on it with calm persistence and earning the sincere appreciation of a nation weary of conflict. He ended the Korean War, gave America eight years of peace and booming prosperity, guided the nation safely through the Cold War, and closed his presidency with a powerful farewell warning against the dangers of the military-industrial complex. Many historians now rank him among the most effective leaders in U.S. history—precisely because his steady hand helped create what millions of Americans still…Open