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MILITARY TAKEAWAYS FOR THE U.S. FROM THE WAR IN UKRAINE ~Decorated Marine Aviator Col. Eric Buer, (ret), and Author of the highly anticipated memoir, "Ghosts Of Baghdad," is available to offer Insight and Analysis~ Colonel Eric “Ferris” Buer (USMC Ret.) attended the New Hampton School in central New Hampshire before graduating from Ohio Wesleyan University. He was commissioned a 2nd Lieutenant in the United States Marine Corps through the Platoon Leaders Class in 1988 and attended The Basic School in Quantico, Virginia. He completed flight training in Pensacola, Florida, and trained to fly the Cobra at Camp Pendleton, California before reporting to the "Gunrunners" of Marine Light Attack Helicopter Squadron 269 at New River, North Carolina, where he earned his qualifications to fly the SuperCobra. Eric completed multiple deployments throughout the Persian Gulf, Norway, Somalia, and the former Yugoslavia along with graduating from the Marine Aviation Weapons and Tactics Course. He then deployed with the Amphibious Task Force – East in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom in 2003. It was this deployment that gave him the inspiration for his first book Ghosts of Baghdad. In 2004, Eric reported back to Camp Pendleton, California, and assumed command of the "Coyotes". While commanding the "Coyotes" he deployed into the heart of the Sunni Triangle in 2004 and again in 2005, stationed just miles between the flashpoint cities of Fallujah and Ramadi. From their base at Al Taqaddum, he and every “Coyote” flew combat missions in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom. These deployments are the backdrop for his next book, Devil in the Triangle, which is expected to be released in the fall of 2024. In 2007, after graduating from the Marine Corps War College, Eric was assigned to the Joint Staff J-7, in Washington, D.C. In 2010, he reported to the National War College as an Associate Professor of National Security Strategy and Policy. While assigned to the National War College, he deployed in 2012 to Kabul, Afghanistan as a Special Advisor to the Commander of US Forces in Kabul, Afghanistan. In 2013, he reported to Naval Air Station Pensacola, Florida as the Commander of Marine Aviation Training Support Group 21 and retired in 2016 with more than 4,000 flight hours. Eric holds a BA in Economics (Ohio Wesleyan University), MBA (LaSalle University), MA in Military Studies (USMC Command and Staff College), and an MA in Strategic Studies (Marine Corps War College). His military awards include the Defense Superior Service Medal w/OLC, Legion of Merit, Distinguished Flying Cross w/ combat 'V', Meritorious Service Medal w/ gold star, Air Medal w/ combat 'V' gold numeral 2, and Strike/Flight numeral 17, Navy and Marine Corps Commendation Medal w/ gold star, Joint Service Achievement Medal and the Navy and Marine Corps Achievement Medal. Eric is currently a senior executive for an aviation and training company, consultant, and public speaker in the areas of military and commercial aviation and global conflict.

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Rod of iron Trekkers have successfully hiked 38 miles of the Colorado Rocky mountains. In this hike there were many trials and tribulations but through the grace of God and the Trekkers commitment of being their Brothers keeper as Cain should have done in the bible, they were able to hike some even carrying their fellow trekkers bags that weighed 30 - 50 lbs. Praise God and Thank you father Below is the messages the King has been posting per day for the trekks Day 1 - Pray for trekking team! They're hitting 12-13,000 ft elevation today! Day 2 - The trekking team valiantly trekked 18 miles over 12500 feet elevation. They arrived at their 2nd day destination on time. Many struggled with altitude sickness, Hyperventilation and cramping, but by God's grace, the heroic young men helped any of the sisters struggling even carrying their bags for miles and miles. We emphasized very strongly at the beginning that any of the young people should not do this for their own glory, but to train in being their brother's keeper like a true Cain and true Abel. The young people truly actualized being their brother and sister's keeper as a great conditional offering to heaven, praise God Almighty!!! Tomorrow they must do 13 more miles to finish. Keep those prayers coming!!! Day 3 - Finally had contact last night via satellite phone. No contact ALL DAY yesterday till night. Today so many miracles! Last leg of trip! Keep praying folks! Day 3 (15 minutes before 12 AM, Day 4 ) VICTORY! VICTORY! VICTORY! FOR THE GLORY OF GOD!!!