MilBloggers make MSNBC

Posted By Blackfive

Whoa! Thanks to Glenn Reynolds (and www.glennreynolds.com).

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If you want a different perspective on these issues, you might look at some of the military bloggers, who often offer things that you won't get on the nightly news. Check out The Mudville Gazette for commentary and links to other military bloggers. You might also be interested in the comments of Air Force reservist Baldilocks (why that name? look at her picture!), and of former paratrooper Blackfive. LT Smash is back from the war zone, but he continues to post, too. And my favorite military group blog, SgtStryker.com is still up and running. Finally, Iraq Now offers both battlefield reports, small-unit leadership training, and financial advice, all from a reservist in Iraq who writes awfully well.

And there's some interesting blog-based first-hand reporting, too. Although he's not in the military, former MTV Veejay Adam Curry is now blogging from Iraq, and has a lot of interesting observations, along with some photos. And so does embedded blogger Rich Galen, who's been in Baghdad and elsewhere throughout Iraq for several months now. Check them out.

Wow! I am honored to be listed in such good company.

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MilBloggers make MSNBC

Whoa! Thanks to Glenn Reynolds (and www.glennreynolds.com).

MEDIA BIAS

...MORE MILITARY BLOGGERS
If you want a different perspective on these issues, you might look at some of the military bloggers, who often offer things that you won't get on the nightly news. Check out The Mudville Gazette for commentary and links to other military bloggers. You might also be interested in the comments of Air Force reservist Baldilocks (why that name? look at her picture!), and of former paratrooper Blackfive. LT Smash is back from the war zone, but he continues to post, too. And my favorite military group blog, SgtStryker.com is still up and running. Finally, Iraq Now offers both battlefield reports, small-unit leadership training, and financial advice, all from a reservist in Iraq who writes awfully well.

And there's some interesting blog-based first-hand reporting, too. Although he's not in the military, former MTV Veejay Adam Curry is now blogging from Iraq, and has a lot of interesting observations, along with some photos. And so does embedded blogger Rich Galen, who's been in Baghdad and elsewhere throughout Iraq for several months now. Check them out.

Wow! I am honored to be listed in such good company.

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