Mac @mac_colonel

Rhode Island, USA Joined November 2017

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Mac @mac_colonel

8 months ago

@Coventry_RI_PD Job well done CPD! Keep up the great work. #partnership

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11 months ago

@DrakeMaye2 leaves 🍊 sleeves behind @Meghan_Ottolini

Meghan Ottolini @Meghan_Ottolini

11 months ago

Drake Maye outruns Matthew Judon for a touchdown and I must say, the orange sleeves don't hit the same way

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a year ago

Rhode Island Living Donor Law goes into effect turnto10.com/features/healt…

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a year ago

Scituate's Zurowski seeks help finding kidney donor valleybreeze.com/news/scituates… via @TheValleyBreeze

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a year ago

@ted_ryce Congrats Ted, long road to a big day, big achievement!

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A Soldier's Whisper @SoldiersWhisper

a year ago

Just a few hours after this photo was taken on June 5, 1944, this American paratrooper (pictured) will die making the night combat jump into France on D-Day on June 6, 1944. Col. Robert "Bull" Wolverton, commander of the 3rd Bn. , 506th PIR, 101st Airborne Division, is preparing to jump on Saint-Come-du-Mont, Normandy in this photo. His unit was the same regiment to which belonged the legendary "Band of Brothers," the Wolverston's Operation Market Garden, and the Battle of the Bulge in Bastogne. Despite being killed before landing on French soil, Order of battle for the American airborne landings in Normandy, Wolverton's legacy endured, particularly on the strength of a prayer spoken to the 750 men in his battalion hours before the D-Day parachute drop behind enemy lines. #June6 #DDay #NeverForgotten

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History Calendar @HistoryCalendar

a year ago

81 years ago tonight 156,000 troops waited for what would be the largest amphibious invasion in history. Many wouldn’t know whether they’d live to see another sunset. In the end, about 4,400 of them would lose their lives on the beaches of Normandy.

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J&L Historical @Jason_R_Burt

a year ago

81 years ago today, paratroopers bound for Normandy. 🇺🇸

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J&L Historical @Jason_R_Burt

a year ago

81 years ago today, paratroopers Tommy Lonergan & Johnny “Peepnuts” Hale of the 101st Airborne Division just before their combat jump into Normandy on D-Day. 🇺🇸 @PieceJake on the colorization 🎨

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VAProvidence @VAProvidence

a year ago

Veteran Caregivers – You Are Not Alone. Join us for support and resources at VA Providence Healthcare System. 📞 Contact: Ellen Fitzgerald – (401) 273-7100 x17769, Kim Cross – (401) 273-7100 x14308 #VAProvidence #VeteranCaregivers #YouAreNotAlone #SupportForCaregivers

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Mac @mac_colonel

a year ago

@RhodeIslandFC #Flyover #OpeningDay

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a year ago

⁦@scottzolak⁩ ⁦@Marc_Bertrand⁩ The Flemish Cap #BigFish #BadWeather ⁦@TheSportsHub⁩

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a year ago

@SlaterNFL the Mutt Cutts and the landscapers the struggle is real!

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Remember The Fallen @44MagnumBlue1

2 years ago

Picture of the Day.🇺🇸

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MACV-SOG @MAC_VSOG

2 years ago

March 26, 1969 @terryc2024 and CCC B Co. Hatchet Force in Lima-6, along the Ho Chi Minh Trail, searching for truck traffic, discovered a refueling station and an NVA bunker complex. As Terry moved forward, an NVA soldier armed with an SKS jumped out. Both fired at each other. Terry was hit in the ankle, but his burst struck and disabled the SKS’s receiver. The NVA soldier ran toward a bunker but was eventually taken out by indigenous members of the Hatchet Force. In the photo, Terry is holding the same SKS that was used against him.

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Mac @mac_colonel

2 years ago

@Patriots fans riding into work listening to @TheSportsHub sipping on @dunkindonuts coffee after watching the Jets season unravel. The world is right again.

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Military History Now @MilHistNow

2 years ago

On this day in 1945, Japan unconditionally surrenders to the Allies. The ceremony takes place aboard the American battleship USS Missouri in Tokyo Bay. The Second World War, which began exactly six years and one day earlier, is officially over.