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    Death at Sturgis 0 Motorcycles
    USACRC Editor

    Death at Sturgis

    On one of our rides, we decided to enjoy the majestic beauty of God’s creation by cruising to the Crazy Horse Memorial and then down to Custer State Park. Traffic in our direction was pretty light that morning and only slightly busier in...
    An Extra Line of Protection 0 Aviation
    USACRC Editor

    An Extra Line of Protection

    As the cotter pin began to yield to the technician's efforts, an unforeseen consequence arose. In the heat of the moment, the technician underestimated the amount of force required to dislodge the pin completely. With a sudden and unexpected...
    Olomana: My Near-Death Hike 0 Sports & Recreation
    USACRC Editor

    Olomana: My Near-Death Hike

    While holding onto a rock to stabilize myself, I felt the ground beneath my feet begin to give way. At this point, any movement made my grip weaker. Eventually, I couldn’t hold on any longer and fell. I slid backward for 40 yards down an...
    In a Bind 0 Military Ops & Training
    USACRC Editor

    In a Bind

    When the over-tensioned binder released, all of the energy propelled the cheater bar like a catapult. On the way up, the bar struck the Soldier under the chin, breaking his jaw in three places. The force of the blow was so great that it lifted...

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    Death at Sturgis

    On one of our rides, we decided to enjoy the majestic beauty of God’s creation by cruising to the Crazy Horse Memorial and then down to Custer State Park. Traffic in our direction was pretty light that morning and only slightly busier in the oncoming northbound lanes. We were enjoying the ride — but that was about to dramatically change.

    Olomana: My Near-Death Hike

    While holding onto a rock to stabilize myself, I felt the ground beneath my feet begin to give way. At this point, any movement made my grip weaker. Eventually, I couldn’t hold on any longer and fell. I slid backward for 40 yards down an extremely steep ridge. Luckily, I hit a tree and flipped onto my stomach, still sliding down at a rapid pace.

    • 27 July 2025
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    The Fellowship of the Bus

    For some reason, those points put the fear of God in me to the extent that I still remember them to this day. I promised myself I would not become another statistic.

    • 16 July 2025
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    Caught in the Grip of the Rip

    Taking an early morning swim in the ocean is a great way to start your day. If you’re not careful, however, that great start could come to an abrupt and tragic end. It almost happened to me.

    • 13 July 2025
    • Author: USACRC Editor
    • Number of views: 211
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    Looking Back

    Although Sprain is not his real name, his story is true. He is a smart rider. He has plans further out than tomorrow, so he does not take risks just for the thrill of it. On this day, however, a series of choices and events will conspire against Sprain that will cause him to give up the motorcycle for some time. Today, he will wreck his bike.

    • 13 July 2025
    • Author: USACRC Editor
    • Number of views: 147
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