Jim P.

I try to think of the dogs' names out a lot when we rescue them and I called her Bianca because she was covered in her own poop. Her skin was battered and I dreamt that one day she would be as white as snow. Those dreams all came true and she's now found her amazing home in America. What I love so much is that our lovely owner buys her soft toys and Bianca's favorite thing to do is round them up around the house and bring them all onto her bed. She's probably the most innocent and angelic dog that we've ever had and I think this sums her up perfectly. Not in a million years could I have dreamt that your life would turn out like this, Bianca, but it has and you deserve it, darling ❤️

Myself and Rocky would like to wish you a happy Monday morning. He says he is going to attack the week. His eyesight and weight getting better by the day. He says he loves being alive now ❤️

Our senior dogs had a big beach day out. I promise this will make you smile from ear to ear ❤️

Today I introduced Rocky to my own dogs Hank and Chance. It’s the first day he has been well enough and can see enough to interact. A little scary for Rocky as Hank is so big. Some teeth were shown. But look at them all by the end. ❤️

It was November 1967 in Vietnam. Gary Wetzel was a helicopter door gunner. His job was brutally simple to protect the aircraft and the soldiers below. As Wetzel’s helicopter flew into heavy enemy fire, an RPG slammed into the aircraft. The blast ripped through the cabin. Metal tore into his body. One of his arms was almost completely destroyed. Medics rushed toward him. The Pilots prepared emergency evacuation. Most men would have prayed to survive. Wetzel pushed them away. “No,” he said. Leave me.” Then he grabbed his machine gun with his remaining hand and kept firing. For more than thirty minutes, Gary Wetzel stayed in the open doorway of that helicopter while barely conscious. But enemy forces were closing in on American troops below, and if the helicopter pulled away too early, soldiers on the ground would be trapped. So Wetzel stayed. He fired continuously and stopped enemy positions buying time for wounded soldiers to escape alive. Pilots begged him to stop. Medics pleaded with him to let go. Only after the last troops were safely out did his body finally collapse. Doctors later said he should never have survived his injuries. He lost his arm permanently. He lost years of health. But dozens of soldiers made it home because he refused to abandon them. Gary Wetzel later received the Medal of Honor. When people called him a hero, he gave the simplest answer possible. “I was just doing my job.” #Military #Hero #MetalOfHonor

@symeew13 Absolutely. Midnight madness is a great underrated album. Jack Blades is also an underrated all around musician who is still great.

Are YOU a fan?

@HairMtlMessiah 1st Dokken album I heard. This one, Under lock n key and Back for the attack are an incredible 3 album run. Top 10 band for me 🤘.

Thoughts?

@HairMtlMessiah Agreed, it's DLR. Paul Stanley and Bon Scott not far behind.

The Court of Distortion is now in session! Judge Riffimus Maximus has entered the courtroom! Today’s case: Who is the GREATEST frontman in Rock history? I’ll kick it off with, David Lee Roth! State your case, Degenerates! Evidence will be entered into the record! Let’s hear it! It ain’t easy being Sleazy! #JLoS

U.S. Navy Petty Officer Third Class Earl Rosemond Burnley Jr. selflessly sacrificed his life saving one of his Marines on May 16, 1968 in Quang Tri Province, South Vietnam. For his extraordinary heroism & bravery that day, Earl was awarded the Silver Star. Doc was 18 years old.🇺🇸

Thanks for your service sir 🤠💯💪

Michael Jeffery Jordan

@symeew13 Defenders.

Priest fans: which one are YOU grabbing first?

Remembering my friend and icon @OfficialRJDio on the 16th anniversary of his death. If in S CA please join us on 5/31 to celebrate him and raise funds for the @DioCancerFund .

It was 45 years ago today, on May 15, 1981, that Len Barker of the Cleveland Indians threw a perfect game against the Toronto Blue Jays at Cleveland Stadium!!!

Mr Rocky had his first ever T-bone streak today. He said it was the best day of his life. It’s only 3 weeks since he came in so close to death and plenty of people said he should be put to sleep. Unbelievable scenes ❤️

@Megadeth 1,000 times goodbye

25 years ago today we released "The World Needs A Hero". If you could bring back one song from that era to our setlist...what would it be?

@symeew13 Dokken 🤘

Which one of these are YOU playing first?

Atlas is still living his very best life. Every day we have with him is special and he just lives in the moment

U.S. Army soldier Joseph E. Muller of Holyoke, Massachusetts, was posthumously awarded the Medal of Honor for his heroic actions on May 15-16, 1945, during the Battle of Okinawa. Muller joined the Army in March 1942, and by May 15, 1945, was serving as a Sergeant in Company B, 305th Infantry Regiment, 77th Infantry Division. On May 15, 1945, during a battle for a ridge near Ishimmi on Okinawa in the Ryukyu Islands, he exposed himself to enemy fire and charged the Japanese positions alone. The next morning, when Japanese soldiers attempted to re-take the ridge, Muller charged and routed them again. When one of the Japanese soldiers threw a hand grenade into his foxhole, he threw himself onto the device to protect two of his comrades. He died in the resulting explosion and was posthumously awarded the Medal of Honor. Muller was 36 at the time of his death and is buried at the National Memorial Cemetery of the Pacific in Honolulu, Hawaii. #WeRememberThem

U.S. Marine Corps Private First Class Harry Daniel Sarakov was killed in action on May 15, 1969 in Quang Nam Province, South Vietnam. Harry was 19 years old and from Chico, California. G Company, 2nd Battalion, 5th Marines. Remember Harry today. He is an American Hero.🇺🇸