CFN
Gazette staff
Pining for the good old days when homosexuals couldn’t serve their country unless they did so while in a figurative closet? If so, you’re not alone.
Wednesday 22 May
OKG Newsletter
Topic: national guard
Don’t ask — redux
CFN
Gazette staff
Pining for the good old days when homosexuals couldn’t serve their country unless they did so while in a figurative closet? If so, you’re not alone.
New war, new casualties
Back from war in Afghanistan, many Oklahoma veterans are finding a new battleground in civilian life.
News
Ben Fenwick
World War II: The invasion of Italy at Anzio, a beachhead south of Rome, proved to be one of the grimmest battles fought by Americans. A force of more than 150,000 troops that included Oklahoma’s 45th Infantry Division — the Thunderbirds — spent months fighting the Germans for the road to Rome. They suffered some of the worst casualties of the war. By the end, 43,000 Allied troops, nearly a third, were killed or injured.
