One Brick Short

Both men were members of A Company, 32nd Infantry Regiment, then attached to the 31st Regimental Combat Team (RCT), 7th Infantry Division. The team was beleagured and nearly destroyed by superior numbers of Chinese soldiers who swarmed the reservoir from Nov. 27 to Dec. 1, 1950. Both soldiers died in late November as result of intense enemy fire, but the resulting rout of American forces and forced withdrawal made it impossible to recover their bodies.

They were the shots heard across the county, over the mountain and on the farms. Persons unknown—but a 16-year-old juvenile and 19-year-old Slade A. Woodson stand accused—fired a bunch of .22-caliber slugs at and around cars on Interstate 64, into houses and buildings, through VDOT trucks, at banks and street lights and pretty much anything else that wasn’t standing still.

Continuing efforts to find the missing brings another American home from Chosin

It makes as much sense as anything else, these days

It’s a fine line between immoral and just plain moronic