Anyone follow this gentlemen on twitter...

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Fredrocker

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Professor Frank McDonough (@FXMC1957), I think you will find his tweets really interesing...

Others that I follow and enjoy:

@THEFEWGOODMEN
@WarhistoryOL
@WW2Today
@ww2db
@Militarychannel
 
you dont need to tweet to follow... I always thought I would never tweet... but the info i can process in a couple minutes is amazing....

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Ok for all the non tweeters... in the last hour... I follow baseball and history

Buster Olney‏@Buster_ESPN

Buster Olney‏@Buster_ESPN
The Yankees are the early frontrunner in Nate Schierholtz's talks for his next team.


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War History Online‏@WarHistoryOL
bomb Bomb squad called to a primary school because a WWII grenade was brought in for show & ... http://bit.ly/VmrY3i pic.twitter.com/4KTuVaaj


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Buster Olney‏@Buster_ESPN
Nate Schierholtz, who has generated a lot of interest since being non-tendered by PHI, is making good progress toward his next deal.

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History Magazine‏@HISTORYmag
Win a free iPad in our sweepstakes: http://on.fb.me/11jKsab#apple #ipad #sweeps


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War History Online‏@WarHistoryOL
bomb Bomb squad called to a primary #school because a WWII #grenade was brought in for show & tell -- http://wrhstol.com/QHhZZC


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War History Online‏@WarHistoryOL
M10 17-pdr tank destroyer (Achilles) of 117 Battery, 75th Anti-Tank Regiment, Holland, 4 October 1944. pic.twitter.com/kq2Lai5q


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ww2db‏@ww2db
Today in history, 5 Dec 1940: Battleship Bismarck completed her trials in the Baltic Sea and set sail for Hamburg http://bit.ly/d1faQU


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ww2db‏@ww2db
Photo from today in history, 5 Dec 1939: Japanese battleship Hiei undergoing a full power trial off Tsukuge Bay, Japan http://bit.ly/ieLwky


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ww2db‏@ww2db
Today in history, 5 Dec 1938: Viktor Abakumov was named acting head of the UNKVD Directorate of Rostov Oblast, Russia http://bit.ly/R7Fpc3


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ww2db‏@ww2db
Today in history, 5 Dec 1937: Japanese Prince Yasuhiko of Asaka departed Tokyo, Japan for the front lines in China http://bit.ly/WCez8i


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Buster Olney‏@Buster_ESPN
Good morning, folks -- today's column is posted. http://insider.espn.go.com/mlb/blog...acoby-ellsbury-dealt-boston-teams-fits-mlb… About the possible trade fits for Jacoby Ellsbury, lots of moves.


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History Magazine‏@HISTORYmag
Today in 1945, an aircraft squadron and rescue crew are lost over "the Bermuda Triangle." No trace of the bodies or aircraft was ever found.

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War History Online‏@WarHistoryOL
FROM BULLDOZERS TO A BRIGHT FUTURE. Read the full story on War History Online: http://bit.ly/SxzWs6 pic.twitter.com/TRtqLYnQ
 
Fred, I knew you were one of the good guys: baseball and history. What else is there!?!
 
Lt. Smash said:
Ok...ok...Baseball, history, family, God, FGM, women, and beer (don't forget beer).
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Yes Anyone but the Bronx Bombers, and for the beer - only tthing to get me off the wagon would be a Belhaven's Wee Heavy Ale.:)
 
I agree about the Bombers. I'm a Cubs fan first and foremost, and even though I'm a North Sider, I have a soft spot for the White Sox when I'm in the mood to watch teams play with the DH rule.

I also see your from Spartanburg, SC. Greenville has a great minor league park. I've been to a few Drive games on warm spring evenings.
 
Lt. Smash said:
I also see your from Spartanburg, SC. Greenville has a great minor league park. I've been to a few Drive games on warm spring evenings.
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I have a standing half season plan for 2 seats at the Drive... second row right behind the plate, mixed in with the scouts and next days pitchers... Great Ball Park...

For a North Sider, you ever been over to Streeters, I believe it is under the row houses on Huron Ave, IIRC... what a crazy place.... Chicago is one of my favorite cities, I worked in Mahatten for 15 years, and went to a lot of places, but Chicago and Zurich are my two favorites... go figure...
 
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