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ABOVE PHOTO:  Castillo View By Renée S. Gordon King Ferdinand granted Juan Ponce de Leon a license to explore the area of the New World west of Puerto Rico on March 3, 1513. He, accompanied by three ships, landed on the eastern shore of Florida on...

by the Rev. Dr Alan Clifford 1776? 1620? What about the events of 1562-5? As sexual perversion and Islamic darkness tighten their grip on the USA, Americans need to recover their earliest history… AMERICA’S HEROIC DAWN THE HUGUENOT MARTYRS OF FLORIDA...

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The remains of a 500-year-old sailing vessel thought to be the wreck of the French warship “La Trinite” have been found off the Atlantic coast of Florida somewhere in the vicinity of Cape Canaveral. The wreck, its exact location being withheld from...

I honestly don’t remember the first time that I showed interest in the military, or if there was a “moment” that can be pinpointed. However, I do remember visiting my grandparents on my father’s side, on North Caledonia in Marianna, Florida and exploring...