Charles “Obie” O’Brien has become known in Hampton Roads military and veteran communities as “the Corsairs guy” in reference to the plane he flew during the Korean and Vietnam wars. Over his 30-year Navy career, he amassed over 1,100 hours of flight time, including 70 hours of combat.
Charles "Obie" O’Brien has become known in Hampton Roads military and veteran communities as “the Corsairs guy” in reference to the plane he spent much of his time flying during the Korean and Vietnam wars. But his dreams of becoming a pilot were ignited years before his 30-year Navy career.
If you're anything like me, you've probably endured enough contradictory covid-19 news and flagrant hypocrisy from elected officials to last several lifetimes, so I'll keep the following relevant details from a Kaiser Family Foundation (KFF) analysis brief.
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MIDWAY, Utah, April 19, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Preserving the beauty and wonder of our natural world for future generations should certainly be a goal everyone can get behind. While progress is often stymied by polarizing debates, clean air and water should be a priority for everyone. We all want to pass on a clean and healthy world, says Bill Pekny author of
A Tale of Two Climates: One Real, One Imaginary (Two Climates LLC, 2020, ISBN: 978-1-73493-960-6, $34.59).
But the science is confusing to the average person, and it can be easy to get lost in the details. Meanwhile, instead of focusing on the fruit closest to the ground we waste our energy trying to convince the other side to see things our way.