We talk about medicine, hospitals and surgical procedures that folks living during the American Revolutionary War could look forward to.

Want to become The Masters of The Universe? You can do it. Maybe not all at once, but by setting yourself small goals and then meeting and exceeding them, you will be well on your way.

Trey Tuggle, a former Navy SEAL and the current head of the NRA's newly formed Tactical Rifle Program is our guest on The Rifleman Radio Show Thursday February 23, 7:00PM Central. Trey will give us an inside look at the NRA's Tactical Rifle Program, explain The National Defense Match and discuss what the NRA has cooking this year and in the near future.

We finish up The Burgoyne Campaign with The Battle of Saratoga and the entrance of The French into the American Revolutionary War.

We are with The Appleseed Project volunteers at The Dallas Self Reliance Expo Tonight. We are having a great time and a great many of the folks in the Self Reliance/Prepping community are here with us tody.

Join us tonight live at 7:00PM Central ffor The Rifleman Radio Show. Tonight we continue our discussion of The Burgoyne Campaign and it's affect on the American Revolutionary War.

The story of the Burgoyne Campaign of 1777 continues tonight with discussion of Ft. Stanwix, The Battle of Oriskany and The pre cursor to the campaign, the Battle of Valcour Island.

We have covered the winter of 1776-1777 and now we continue on with the Campaigns of 1777.

We also discuss getting started in Appleseed and also how to get events scheduled in your area, including getting folks to look for Designated Appleseed Ranges..

Jack Dailey, "Fred" the founder of The Revol;utionary War Veterans Association" which sponsors "The Apleseed Project" is our guest tonight. We will talk about the history of Appleseed, the present projects we have running and the future of Appleseed as he sees it. Be sure to join us tonight 7:00PM Central

Dr. David Hackett Fischer joins us to discuss his Pulitzer Prize-winning book "Washington's Crossing". In Washington's Crossing, Fischer provides a narrative of George Washington's leadership of the Continental Army during the winter of 1776-1777. It was this time of year, over 230 years ago in the winter of 1776-1777 that George Washington's small army attacked across the Delaware river again and again. His "Crossing" was actually several crossings including recrossing the river after the first Battle of Trenton with 900 Hessian prisoners he had captured. Dr. Fischer will discuss the importance of The First and Second Battles of Trenton, and The Battle of Princeton and also the Winter Forage War of 1777. As you guys know, Dr. Fischer is the author of the Appleseed Project Textbook, "Paul Revere's Ride".