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Today we honor the sacrifice, courage, and commitment of all who serve our great nation in our Armed Forces. GOD BLESS AMERICA! 🇺🇸 #ArmedForcesDay

During National Police Week, we honor the courage and sacrifice of law enforcement personnel at the CBP Valor Memorial. This tribute stands as a reminder of those who gave everything in the line of duty, inspiring us to uphold their legacy of service and commitment to our nation. #PoliceWeek #CBP #ValorMemorial #HonoringHeroes #neverforgotten 🇺🇸

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@OwenShroyer1776 @hodgetwins I

Live view of Tehran celebrating America’s 250th anniversary

Warning! Side effects of Black Rifle Coffee may include unrealistic expectations about how your morning should look @RileyGreenMusic America’s Alarm Clock. 🇺🇸☕️ @MatBest11x

🚨 Life-Saving Response🚨 Recently our Alpine Air Unit answered the call after a serious two-vehicle rollover crash involving a @USBPChiefBBT Border Patrol Agent near Presidio, TX. An AS350 crew with an AMO EMT onboard rapidly deployed, providing critical medical assistance alongside local EMS. When the agent’s condition worsened during transport, our team coordinated a swift transfer to a medevac helicopter, ensuring advanced care. Proud to stand with our law enforcement partners and deliver lifesaving support when it matters most! #FirstResponders #LifeSaved

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REMEMBERING OUR FALLEN – OFFICER MIKE CRAIN Early this morning marked the 13th anniversary of the line-of-duty murder of Fallen Riverside Police Officer Mike Crain, who gave his life serving and protecting our community. On February 7, 2013, Officer Crain and his partner, now retired Officer Andy Tachias, were stopped at a red light at Magnolia Avenue and Arlington Avenue when they were ambushed in an unprovoked attack. Officer Crain was fatally wounded. Officer Tachias was critically injured but survived. Thirteen years later, we continue to honor Officer Crain’s courage, sacrifice, and unwavering commitment to not only Riverside, but also through his brave service as a United States Marine. We also recognize Officer Tachias’ strength and resilience in the face of unimaginable adversity. Mike was more than a police officer, he was a son, a husband, a father, a partner, and a friend. His legacy lives on in the men and women who wear the badge, in the family he loved, and in a community that will never forget. Today, we pause to remember. We stand with the Crain family, we stand with Officer Tachias, and we recommit ourselves to the oath Mike upheld so faithfully. Officer Michael Daniel Crain End of Watch: February 7, 2013

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Humility and Grit. Today we honor the men and women of the Riverside Police Department, along with all our law enforcement partners, serving with quiet strength, unwavering resolve, and commitment to our community. Thank you, always. Happy Law Enforcement Appreciation Day! #LawEnforcementAppreciationDay2026 #RiversidePolice #JoinRPD 📸 - @theruggedwest

@JackCarrUSA I was 13 when it came on tv and I am pretty sure Magnum PI is the reason I went in the Navy, chose intel and Later learned to fly helicopters oh an also carry a 1911

@RealNickCole When liking a post could have real consequences lol

Uvalde, Texas! I do not know this man but God bless him!

With the tragic murder of Charlie Kirk, many are still reeling in disbelief. But for the Christian, death is not the end—it’s merely a change of address. From Earth to Heaven. From the temporal to the eternal. Charlie had a strong and vibrant faith in Jesus Christ. And today, we can say with confidence: he is with the Lord. The Bible tells us in Philippians 1:21, “To live is Christ, and to die is gain.” One day, we’ll all step into eternity. The only question is: Where will we spend it? Heaven or hell. That choice is made in this life. Thank God for the hope we have as believers—because at the cross, Jesus defeated sin. And at the empty tomb, He conquered death. Death died when Christ rose. If you haven’t yet put your faith in Jesus Christ, there’s no better time than now. Eternity is real. And so is the hope He offers. ⸻

@Rainmaker1973 The VA said it’s not service connected

I’m going to roll the dice here and say this meme is factually accurate. I copied this post from @BangSwitchMatt. Hey @grok, did more Europeans die from heat exhaustion than Americans died by being shot?

I keep stumbling across this picture. It’s shown up more than a few times in the last 12 hours. And I’m certain others have seen it too… It’s powerful. Not because of what’s happening in the moment… But because of what it represents. This isn’t a picture of one bad call. It’s the weight of many. Law enforcement officers see things most people never will. Things they carry with them long after the scene is cleared. They’ve knocked on doors at 2 in the morning to tell someone their loved one isn’t coming home. They’ve tried to save lives… and sometimes they couldn’t. They’ve heard the screams of families who just lost everything. They’ve searched for the missing and recovered those who didn’t survive. They’ve stood in courtrooms, in crash scenes, and in homes forever changed. And somehow, they keep showing up. Shift after shift. Year after year. You might see them smiling at a gas station Or waving to a child Or standing quietly at a public event But you don’t see what they’ve held onto from the night before. You don’t see the calls that replay in their mind when everything else goes quiet. You don’t see how certain places bring back certain memories. You don’t see how they keep some stories locked away just to keep functioning. And most of the time, they don’t talk about it. Not because they don’t feel it But because they do. The job asks for more than time. It asks for presence, Compassion, Composure, And strength in moments that could break anyone else. And in the middle of it all… Some don’t make it home. They leave behind uniforms folded neatly in lockers. And families holding folded flags. And a silence that never quite goes away. So if this image keeps finding you like it has me. Let it remind you of this. Behind every badge is a human being. Carrying more than most will ever know. And doing it anyway. Support them, Pray for them, Encourage them, Because they carry the weight, So others don’t have to… Be safe , Trooper Ben #HelpMore

Our aircrews continue to work around the clock in the rescue and recovery efforts in Central Texas. We remain committed to assist those in need. #AMO #TexasFloods

Here am I, send me. 🇺🇸

@WassonWatch It’s the same 12% that responds to 911 calls, defends this country from our enemies and builds our homes and repairs our infrastructure.

Yeah, that’s what I was looking for. I think there would be quite a bit of interest.