From Nicole Gonzales & Monica Garske at NBC San Diego comes a Digital Life story called "100-year-old photos found in antique camera".
Per the story, Anton Orlov recently purchased a 1901 Bellini Jumelle camera and while cleaning it he found 8 photos from World War I.
You can learn more about Anton at: photopalacebus.org.
The August 2008 edition of the American Rifleman arrived today and there were a couple of resource items of potential interest for veterans and military folks:
"The History Of Sniping and Sharpshooting" by Major John L. Plaster, USAR (Ret) covers the history of snipers in six chronological parts, and reportedly includes not only American perspectives but also includes worldwide perspectives from France and Germany to name a few.
The National Combat History Archive offesr great historical combat footage in collections like: "Gun Camera 1944, Part1"; "Group Patton"; "Normandy Invasion", and "War In The Sky - World War II (WWI)" with prices starting at $10 plus S&H.
Oliver North has published a new book called "American Heroes: In The Fight Against Radical Islam" that examines his perspective on the current war on global terrorism.
The Vietnam Veterans Legacy Foundation is according to their Chairman George "Bud" Day headed to court to try to tell their stories of being POWs during the Vietnam War.