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Short horror thriller storytime PT 1

The outpost was supposed to be empty. Mizuno Keade felt it before he saw it—the air was wrong, thick with something old and unfinished. Af’ie’s Hydran eyes glowed faintly as they moved through the rusted corridors, boots echoing where millions once worked… and vanished. A single terminal... read more

On This Day in History - October 19, 1942

October 19, 1942 OTD World War II: Battle of Madagascar The British King's African Rifles regiment captured 800 Vichy French troops in Madagascar without incurring a single casualty of their own.

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The SS Thistlegorm was a British armed merchant navy ship sunk during World War II on October 6, 1941, by German bombers while anchored in the Red Sea near Ras Mohammed, Egypt. It was carrying military supplies—trucks, motorcycles, rifles, aircraft parts, and more—destined for Allied forces in... read more

On This Day in History - September 25, 1937

September 25, 1937 #OTD Second Sino-Japanese War: Battle of Pingxingguan Communist Chinese forces successfully ambushed Japanese forces at this gate of the Great Wall of China. Japanese casualties in the battle have been estimated at 400 to 500 and the Chinese at about 400. The Chinese forces... read more

An Outburst

*Spoilers Ahead* As the son of a Kargil veteran from the Indian Air Force, I am disappointed and angered by the makers of the documentary "Kargil 1999: The Untold Story of Indian Air Force" (2024/ Docubay). The film starts with some IAF veterans showing their logbooks which the pilots maintain... read more

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The south had Robett E Lee The north had technology Who had right on their side I suppose it was up to history to decide The north with their repeating rifles plinking The south new no one was protecting Lincoln So what lesson did we learn For killing the president the south had to burn So... read more