Out now from Markosia on DriveThruComics! In The Valley Of Death “A beautifully brutal look at trench warfare in World War I.” – Rich Woodall (Writer/ Artist) “Geoff has created something more realistic and gripping than 90 percent of what TV and film are putting out!” – Shuli Egar (Comedian, the Shuli Network on YouTube) 1916 had been a bad year for both sides in the First World War. On Saturday, July 1st it became a sunlit picture of Hell as the Battle of the Somme begins. The first day of the conflict will become one of the bloodiest in the history of warfare and will contribute to the structure of a war that will define the shape of the 20th and 21st centuries. Written by and illustrated by Geoff Mosse, check our website to find out how to download In The Valley Of Death on DriveThruComics now! https://lnkd.in/eTWb_x7T
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https://lnkd.in/ewh43M-Y this should be an interesting film to see for those interested in WWII restitution issues
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It's Friday, everyone. This month marks the 20th anniversary of Operation Phantom Fury, also known as The Second Battle of Fallujah, the biggest, bloodiest, and costliest of the U.S.-led war and occupation of Iraq [2003-2011]. Working for NBC News as a correspondent/shooter, I embedded with 3.1 Marines, videotaped, and reported some of the battle's most dramatic and controversial footage. Even all of these years later, it's difficult to watch. Still, it is necessary to ensure the event isn't reduced to the nostalgia of military tactics and strategy but studied for the more profound lessons revealed by the costs of fighting an unprovoked, unnecessary war with unclear objectives and clearly outside the scope of national interests. In this and upcoming videos, I will examine the physical, mental, and moral injuries suffered by combatants and civilians during this conflict. Much of what I witnessed and recorded has never been seen. [But please be WARNED the video is graphic in the depiction of fighting and casualties of war.] Watch this and find other captivating true stories at Kevin Sites Writes Substack. ALL FREE, ALL THE TIME. https://lnkd.in/gxzZE7y9
Phantom Fury, The Untold Story (Part 1)
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Long form maybe "dead' according to YouTube and today's youth, but please have a look at this full fledge documentary that I shot and edited for Obsidian Entertainment #Documentary https://lnkd.in/gEbpxQT3
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Check out our newest blog "Civil War: A Dystopian Reflection of Today's Divided America" and see how our Tellwut members are reacting to the new Civil War movie https://lnkd.in/gA6i_mhz
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Don't imitate, innovate.. Cardiac Surgeon and Emergency Physician (Facharzt für Herzchirurgie und Notfallmedizin), Dortmund, Germany
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