As I alluded earlier, Captain's Quarters will be making a big change. When I started the blog in October of last year, I envisioned this as a solo effort -- one that probably wouldn't attract a lot of notice. Well, thanks to some terrific readers and big assists from people like the Power Line guys, Hugh Hewitt, and all of the Northern Alliance and many others, Captain's Quarters has had much more success than I ever would have imagined. So much so, in fact, that it's time to bring on a partner to expand boundaries of the blog beyond my own experiences.

So I'd like to introduce my new partner, Whiskey, who will start posting tonight. She's an American attorney, a graduate of Cornell Law School, living in East Asia, who has had military experience and so can speak to those issues from a more personal perspective when she desires. Whiskey undoubtedly will tell you more about herself as she adds posts, which will most likely appear while we're asleep, here in the States. We're going to be a 24x7 operation here at Captain's Quarters. In fact, to borrow a phrase from the British Empire, the sun will never set on this blog!

I know you will find Whiskey to be an excellent writer and a fortunate addition to Captain's Quarters. I've added her new e-mail to the top of the left column, so feel free to e-mail her as well as me.

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