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CrockPot Boston Baked Beans Recipe
Day 272.
These are very good beans. Our family always has an 8-pack of Bush's Baked Beans on the shelf in the garage. We buy them in bulk at Costco, and they are a go-to for an easy snack or lunch for the kids (and me!). Because I like them so much, I never really played around with making a Baked Bean anything of my own.
Until Friday. We brought these beans to a PTA potluck, and everyone who tried them commented on how good they were.
I'm going to make another batch today for lunch, because we weren't able to eat as much as we would have liked.
The Ingredients.
This is enough food to feed 8-10 as a side dish. Next time I will make more.
--3 cans kidney beans, drained and rinsed
--2 medium onions, chopped finely, or 2 T dried minced onion (I used dried, because I didn't want to get to the store. I wish I had been able to get fresh)
--1/2 cup brown sugar
--1/4 cup molasses
--1/3 cup ketchup
--1 tsp salt
--1 1/2 tsp dried mustard
--1/4 tsp black pepper
--1/2 pound of bacon, or equivalent. I used chicken and apple sausage.
The Directions.
I used a 4 quart crockpot, but this will fit in as small as a 1.5 quart.
Drain and rinse your beans, and add them to the crockpot. Add onion and brown sugar. Pour in the molasses and ketchup. Add spices. Stir to combine.
Lay slices of uncooked bacon over the top of the beans, or slice chicken and apple sausage and lay it over the top.
Cover and cook on low for 5-7 hours, or high for about 4. I think you would discard the bacon after cooking, but I kept the chicken and apple sausage and mixed it in.
Our beans ended up being cooked on low for 6 hours, and then were on warm for another 3. They tasted great, but got a bit more dried out than I would have liked. I think if I had used bacon, they wouldn't have---the bacon would have created more juice. Using fresh onion would have helped, too.
The Verdict.
Very tasty.
This is a keeper. We'll make this often. The flavors were much richer than canned beans. If I was going to use dried beans, I'd probably use pinto or a white bean, after learning about that freaky kidney bean toxin.
37 comments:
- Lori4squaremom said...
Stephanie, I have eaten dried kidney beans that have been cooked in the crockpot my entire life (I'm 40 years old and I remember my mom getting her first crockpot when I was about 5 years old) and I've never (nor has anyone around me) ever gotten sick from it. From the article that you posted, I would suspect that it is probably a type of bacteria or something that is only common to the UK, as they stated that there has not been any reported cases in the US. BUT, if you don't feel comfortable, then follow your instincts, but I wanted to share with you that we cook/eat kidney beans (from dried beans) in the crockpot on a regular basis and none of my family (immediate or extended) has ever gotten sick from them.
- September 28, 2008 at 8:01 AM
- Crockpot Lady said...
Thank you, Lori, I really appreciate you writing in. When I made bbq beans and weenies, I got dozens of emails telling me of this toxin, which I had never heard of.
There is some information posted on Whole Food's website, too. I have no idea what is "real" or Internet hype, but I'd hate anyone to get sick. And we always have canned kidneys on hand, anyhow. :-)
- September 28, 2008 at 8:09 AM
hey steph, i have an important question. every time i cook something in my crockpot i start it at night before i get in bed (usually around midnight) and wake up around the time it needs to be turned off and put it on warm the entire time im at work which is usually 10-12 hrs. is this not good to do? will it overcook my food? also, as a sidenote, im FINALLY making the indian curry from RR today and i have frozen chicken tenders to use so i suppose i will have to cut the chicken into pieces after its on my plate (lol) but should i still go with the 6 hrs on high? i think chk tndrs wld be smaller than what u had used but u didnt specify if urs were frozen. thanks! i'm on ur blog everyday since RR still.
- September 28, 2008 at 8:37 AM
- Crockpot Lady said...
Hi Heather,
I think you're right, in that the chicken tenders will cook faster. I'd check it after 3 hours on high, and adjust from there. If you need to set it to leave, set it for 4 hours on high, then let it stay on warm. There is enough liquid in the pot that it will be okay.
LOL on the warm all day at work! I've never done that, but it sounds like it's been working for you. I don't really know if the food is actually still cooking, or if it's just hot enough to cook away some of the moisture. You know your crockpot the best. I have one that I wouldn't think twice of leaving on warm all day, but I have 2 others that I wouldn't trust.
this is kind of reading like I have a personal relationship with my crockpots.... I need to get out more. :-)
- September 28, 2008 at 8:44 AM
I hadn't heard of that toxin before. Thanks, Steph, for making me a little smarter. Or maybe now I know just enough to be dangerous. Hmmm. Anyway, do canned kidney beans count as potential toxins? Or is it just the dried and soaked versions? I have always eaten canned kidney beans, cold, off the salad bar, in my salads. Never recall getting sick from them but then I wouldn't have connected the two things most likely.
- September 28, 2008 at 9:42 AM
- kristal said...
boston baked beans aren't only little boxes of candy at the dime store?
these sound tasty too:)
- September 28, 2008 at 10:12 AM
- quinn said...
What great timing! Just this morning I was thinking about trying baked beans in the crock, since - like you - I always have them on hand as a quick meal or snack option. I'll try it with pea beans. I used to be able to buy homemade baked beans made with pea beans, and mmmmm were they ever good.
I've been using my crockpot more and more often lately, but this weekend has been a record-breaker: friday I cooked sweet italian sausage with carrots, Saturday I cooked garlic & parmesan sausage with potatoes, right now there's eggplant parmagiana cooking, tonight I'll make overnight grits, and tomorrow I'll be making my first crockpot pork roast! I'll have to check your list for pork recipes later :)
The funny thing is, I did NOT plan any of this. The crockpot is just becoming my go-to tool for hot meal preparation.
- September 28, 2008 at 10:18 AM
- DesertHen said...
This sounds really, really good.
Thank you for another great recipe to try.......and for the info on the bean toxin......who knew!
- September 28, 2008 at 10:32 AM
- The Meal Planner said...
Hey Steph,
So if someone were going to use dried beans, how would you alter this recipe? How much dried beans, how much water and how long would you cook it? I know it's all guesstimation but since dried beans are so cheap I'd like to give it a try.
- September 28, 2008 at 11:13 AM
- The Meal Planner said...
OH! And I have one more question....I have a pot roast in the freezer and was looking to do something different than usual...any favorite recipes you've tried for pot roast?
- September 28, 2008 at 11:14 AM
- Mimi said...
Yet again you have impeccable timing. Can you read my mind? We're having burgers and baked beans in the next week and I want to make homemade baked beans cause we have everything on hand.
I'd like to try your bbq beans and weenies but am "allergic" to hot dogs now. :-(
- September 28, 2008 at 11:34 AM
From the article it looks like you would only need to worry about dried and soaked beans. If you are really worried, you could do the overnite soak, and then microwave the soaked beans in water until they are heated and then add to the crockpot. On the other hand - I was raised on the dried beans and I'm probably not going to worry.
- September 28, 2008 at 11:35 AM
- quinn said...
Had to come back for another comment...I just found the pork recipe jackpot!
This seems to be my lucky day. Do you think it extends beyond crocking? Should I go into town and buy a lottery ticket? ;)
- September 28, 2008 at 11:46 AM
- Moxie said...
I've never tried baked beans made with kidney beans!! WOOHOO....sounds great-Thanx :)
- September 28, 2008 at 1:57 PM
Another good thing in beans is to throw in a small can of crushed pineapple. It sweetens them nicely and it almost disappears. It gets that I-don't-know-what-that-flavor-is-but-I-like-it kind of response.
- September 28, 2008 at 2:07 PM
- patken said...
Thanks for the Boston Baked Bean recipe -- I have it cooking as I write this.
Regarding crockpots: I have tried almost all other models and finally have a combination that works great for me: A Hamilton Beach 3 In 1. I has three bowls that stack inside each other, a 2, 4 and 6 quart.
The base has three buttons so you can choose the right heat for each bowl. The lid is a glass lid with a steam release hole that I put a digital thermometer in to test if the chicken breast is done or not. You can use an instant digital thermometer or (like I do) use the probe from a digital oven thermometer. It works great for me and never a dried out chicken breast. I got mine at Amazon for $50 which is a bargain to get three sizes!! And they all work really well and storage is no problem.
Thanks for your website.
- September 28, 2008 at 2:10 PM
- Mimi said...
I don't normally comment twice on one post, but I also have the Hamilton Beach 3-in-1 slow cooker too and I love it. In fact I have cube steaks in it right now. I found mine on clearance at K-Mart in July for 28.00 bucks. No way I would pay $60.00 like they wanted at Wal-Mart at the time. Just a word of caution though if anything oily spills on the front it will rub the writing off. Luckily I use mine three times a week usually so I have the temperatures memorized.
- September 28, 2008 at 4:35 PM
- Joanna said...
I've never tried makin my own baked beans before... and I'm a little ashamed to say that cuz baked beans are so damn good!these beans look delicious!!! and that kidney bean toxin scares me now. I just bought a can today and had some for dinner a few nights ago :/
- September 28, 2008 at 4:51 PM
- kj said...
wow. wow. wow.
I haven't checked back here on your blog in a while and I am in AWE of you... 271 days! phew!
Keep on crocking!
- September 28, 2008 at 5:55 PM
- kirsten said...
do I have to cook the bacon before laying it on top?
- September 28, 2008 at 6:05 PM
- Crockpot Lady said...
Hi Kirsten,
nope! throw it on top uncooked. I think I'd discard it when the cooking time is done. Or I guess you could brown it on the stovetop?
I'm not sure.
- September 28, 2008 at 7:10 PM
hi Steph. my indian chicken curry turned out amazing!!! the chicken was so good it was falling apart and i shredded it with a fork and it was just perfect. the flavors were perfect and i took some to a friend who was really impressed too. thank you soooo much :) will definitely be making again. now if only i could find a recipe for the makhani i order at the indian restaurant..... ;)
- September 28, 2008 at 7:11 PM
- JennSch74 said...
Stephanie, I always do my baked beans in the crockpot! Mine are similar to yours, except I use linguisa and add frozen bell pepper slices. Thank you also for the info about the kidney beans. I've never heard of that.
- September 28, 2008 at 8:56 PM
- taueret said...
hi, I think this may be my first comment even though I have been cooking along with you since the beginning! Just wanted to say that I always especially appreciate the many recipes where you give scratch (or more or less) scratch ingredients. It's hard to replicate your results for us non-USA types sometimes, because we have no equivalent to the barbecue sauce that you have there, for example (I'm pretty sure the condiment we call bbq sauce would be revolting in a bowl). anyway love your blog and thanks for the inspiration day after day.
- September 29, 2008 at 1:25 AM
I read about the kidney bean toxin and was not sure it was real or an internet spoof, so I checked it out on the FDA web site. It is real. Here is the FDA link:
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- September 29, 2008 at 6:05 AM
- Denise ~ Paper Ponderings said...
Whoa...I had never heard of that toxin before! Yikes.
- September 29, 2008 at 7:26 AM
- ahecht said...
Yes, the toxin is real, as shown on the US FDA Website.
That said, I've been making crock-pot baked beanies-and-weenies for a while, either using hot dogs or keilbasa. It's delicious with chunks of canned pineapple added.
- September 29, 2008 at 3:12 PM
- Daisy said...
I used to make baked beans in my crockpot with navy beans and/or great northern. Now that we're (a little) older, I think I'd need to serve it with Beano!
- September 29, 2008 at 6:36 PM
- Brenna Kate Simonds said...
I made a big pot of Italian Chili with kidney beans yesterday. I left it on high by mistake & the temp went well over 190 degrees F.
- September 30, 2008 at 8:48 AM
- Ethan, Zach, and Emma's Mom said...
I made these tonight for supper. Yummmmmm. You're totally right, though Stephanie, these should be made in a double batch. We ate them all in one sitting, and I would like leftovers. Thanks for the great recipe!
- October 3, 2008 at 5:45 PM
Hey! I made these tonite. The recipe is almost identical to the one my Grandma was famous for in her day. (But she baked them in the oven.) I used canned butter beans (cuz that's what she used) and not the full amount of bacon--just enough to lay across the top. And they were fantastic! I will make these again. Thanks, Stephanie!
- October 8, 2008 at 4:49 PM
- Marcia said...
Wow, I just discovered your site from a link from Cheap Healthy Good, and I'm in heaven (just in time for winter).
I used to do kidney beans in the crock until I read about the toxin. Now I still buy them dried, but I use a pressure cooker. Pressure cooker, so I've read, ALWAYS gets hot enough to kill the toxin.
- October 16, 2008 at 12:38 PM
- lutzsilverfamily said...
I made this for my DD's 3rd birthday party on 11/8 and they were a HUGE hit - hardly any left. My IL's loved them so much that I am making them again right now for my DS's and my b-day dinner 11/13 and I am sure my other DS will want them for his b-day dinner on 11/28!! We have a very full November. Thanks for the great recipe and the huge hit with my family!! My friend is even making them for a cook-off at her husband's job. I didn't use bacon but I did use the al fresco GF brand chicken sausage.
- November 13, 2008 at 6:57 AM
The flavor on this is fantastic! I wanted to give you feedback on the bacon though, which we took out of the crockpot, cut it up into bite-size pieces and mixed it into the beans. It was wonderful! Also, instead of three kidney beans, we used one of each: garbanzo, white kidney, red kidney and pinto. Thanks for another great recipe!
- January 20, 2009 at 5:01 PM
yum! i knew you'd have a good recipe for baked beans. :) made this in my 6 qt crock, doubled the recipe, and used dried navy beans (did the quick soak method). i used bacon, chopped up and mixed in. based on comments, i also added in some of the bean juice - and the only change i'd make next time around would be to add a bit more of the bean juice (cooking liquid), since my crock seems to run hot even on low.
hubby deemed them super tasty, and we'll see what the gang thinks at lunch today!
- July 2, 2009 at 4:11 AM
I made this Saturday night. I had one onion, so used that and 1 T of the dried onion. I'm also the sneaky sort and I know my guys only eat vegetables when I serve them so I also put in celery (it was fine, but next time I'll use zucchini instead) and red bell pepper. I also added a dash of liquid smoke. I had no bacon, so I tossed in a frozen pack of (fully cooked) garlic chicken with cheese sausage. I had plenty of liquid and even had to thicken things up a bit. We had leftovers, and the beans tasted even better today!
Another winner!
- July 12, 2009 at 11:29 PM
- Elaine said...
I know this recipe is not new anymore, but I wanted to add that I just stir the bacon into the beans at the end. I find that it's fallen apart enough that it just kind of disappears into the beans and is very yummy! I don't use the full half pound of bacon, FYI.
- April 29, 2012 at 8:45 AM
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This is one of our "2012 Emmys, Who'll Win? Who Should?" posts, to see all our posts on the Emmy Awards click here.
The 2012 64th Annual Emmy Awards nominations are in.
Using my predicting, without predicting, method I use each year of simply choosing the previous year's winner (which is beginning to wobble a bit, but I'm sticking with it!) I am compelled to pick Melissa McCarthy (Mike & Molly) to once again win for Lead Actress In A Comedy Series.
In a double poll, here's your chance to tally who you think WILL win, and who you think SHOULD win.
Feel free to explain.
The 2012 64th Annual Emmy Awards airs on ABC on September 23, 2012.


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Opera in Cinema: Siegfried (Teatro alla Scala)
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The Ring Cycle continues with Siegfried, starring Lance Ryan as the ubermensch youth, in this new production from La Scala, Milan. The tale of gods and mortals, all set to Wagner's incomparable music, is a must-see (and must-hear!) for any true opera lover. Wagnerian specialist Nina Stemme is Brünnhilde, with Daniel Barenboim at the podium.
Cast: Juha Uusitalo, Lance Ryan, Dean Peterson, Peter Bronder, Johannes Martin Kranzle
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Directed by: Daniel Barenboim
Written by: Richard Wagner
Running time: 4hr 14min
Opens: Nov 11, 2012 Limited
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On the heels of their recent announcement regarding the upcoming rollout of the highly anticipated 4G network Verizon Wireless's CTO Anthony Melone has targeted next summer as the time frame for the carrier's first LTE handset release. While the aforementioned 4G network is expected to be ready by the end of this year all of us tech junkies will have to wait a little longer for the first unlocked cell phone handset.
It should be well worth the wait though as these new mobile devices are expected to have the same downloading and uploading speed as your home computer. In the current test markets in Boston and Seattle engineers were blown away by the results they were seeing which is a great sign for the possibilities to come. Also, videos will be able to be seen in 1080p high definition which should really revolutionize the way people consume video content on their mobile devices.
There is one bit of bad news that is expected to come with the awesome power of the new 4G network. It appears that Verizon and even AT&T are headed down the path of eliminating unlimited data plans and moving to a tiered structure. While it does make sense for these companies to charge people for the amount of data they download or even upload it is still a bummer that we finally get some great internet speeds on our mobile devices like the Blackberry Pearl but will have to pay more to fully enjoy them.


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Shore Country Day School in Beverly will hold an Admission Open House on Wednesday, April 24, 2013.
Shore's Weekday Open Houses are a wonderful way to view a typical class day at Shore. Our presentation from Head of School, Larry Griffin, and full campus tours are preceded by an opportunity to sit in on classes at your grade levels of choice. Tours are guided in small groups and include current parents as additional resources. Following tours, there is an opportunity to ask questions about both the school and the admissions process.
It's the integrity of the community that continues to define Shore. The professionalism of the teachers and the energies of the children are the heart of Shore Country Day School. The character and intellect of the parents, leadership, faculty, and students make Shore who they are.
Attend the Admissions Open House and you'll discover Shore.
For more on this and other events, please visit ShoreSchool.org/admissions
Shore students are immersed in a coherent curriculum that offers academic depth and encourages students to make broad connections among subjects. Shore provides relevant, exciting experiences from readiness through ninth grade, such as tracking the Iditarod, learning about music composition through Garage Band (developed by a Shore alum), or creating a film that documents the class project on gardening, the environment, and the food chain.
Shore searches nationwide for teachers who meet high standards. They expect much more than a graduate degree and search for diverse role models of entrepreneurship, service, and intellectual inquiry—innovators who look at the needs of a global society to ensure the Shore Curriculum retains its best while adapting for the future.
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For a number of years a private memorial stood behind the fence across Highway 6 from the gas station in Colton. While other private memorials to people who died along that road were usually quickly removed by UDOT crews soon after they were put in, this one stood for a long time. It was behind the fence and appeared to be on private property.
However, a couple of years ago when the road was expanded to four lanes and work was done along that entire stretch of road, the memorial disappeared. That was because it was within the right-of-way. In the last seven years new regulations have been in place that have prevented citizens from placing memorials on roadsides themselves.
Drive down many highways in other parts of the country and one can see makeshift memorials, and other times what are meant-to-be very permanent memorials proclaiming the death of one or more persons in that spot. In some states markers of certain kinds are sanctioned by the state highway departments.
While each marker tells a story, authorities in many states believe that story is being told in the wrong place and in the wrong way. Some highway officials across the country claim the markers create hazards. Although no official national data seem available to back up the claims, they maintain that the markers actually can become hazardous and create accident situations, the very thing most people who erect monuments are trying to prevent.
However, supporters of the memorials point out that the markers not only help the families and friends of victims remember, but also serve as a reminder of the dangers of certain places on any highway and what can happen when people make bad decisions or don't pay attention to what they are doing.
Obviously it is hard to tell what affect such edifices have on the psyche of drivers, but in some states they are banned altogether. In others, the roads governing bodies have come up with ways to erect memorials to those who have lost their lives in a uniform way. And that is what has happened in Utah. In 2005 the Utah Department of Transportation instituted rules that gives families a way to memorialize loved ones along Utah's highways.
The policy applies to all the highways under jurisdiction of UDOT and does not apply to city or county roads, many of which have their own rules. UDOT, under written agreement with the parties involved in wishing to place a memorial, will allow certain kinds of remembrances for only those that died in fatal crashes. Any agreement entered into must also be written with both UDOT and the family involved in signing it.
If the agreement pertains to a multiple family crash, all parties must sign on. At the time the regulations came into being it also set a limit of not more than five years in retrospect for memorials to be placed. In other words, today for example, no one can place a memorial for someone who died in a crash in 2003.
The options are fairly unobtrusive to motorists and UDOT employees. Memorials can be placed in three different ways.
⢠An Adopt-a-Highway program. In this scenario those wanting the memorial must adhere to current laws. The standard Adopt-a-Highway signs must be used and they are then supplemented with plaque from the Memorial Safety Sign Guide. No private memorials are allowed and will be removed and disposed of. The regulations also state that the program is not meant to be a "free speech forum."
⢠A memorial safety sign program. In this scenario a plaque can be placed on safety signs not less than one mile apart. UDOT does pay for the plaque and placement but also reserves the right to restrict the plaques to areas where they will not interfere with other signs or priorities. The plaque can stay in place for one year (if there are no other requests for a plaque in that area) at which time the family must renew the plaque through a written process to UDOT. Families must choose only approved signs from the Memorial Safety Sign Guide.
⢠A memorial wildflower seed program. Seeds that produce naturally occurring wildflowers in the area can be planted as a reminder. The types of seeds will be determined by UDOT.
In Southeastern Utah three sign memorials have been placed since the program was instituted. One is on Highway 128 or what local residents in Moab call "the river road." That road parallels the Colorado River as it heads from Moab toward Cisco.
Another is near the Lila Canyon exit off of Highway 6 between the Horse Canyon pull off and Woodside.
The final one is just south of the Carbon-Emery County line near the weigh station. It memorializes Glenn Silva, a Carbon County resident who died in a motorcycle crash there a couple of years ago.


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In the Spring of 2008, Coalition troops responded in-force to what quickly became one of the largest, bloodiest and most influential battles of the Iraq war. For nearly three months they fought for control over Baghdad against the ruthless insurgent militia of the Ja'Ish Al-Mahdi, leaving thousands dead and whole neighborhoods in ruin. Due to the unmatched ferocity of this battle and the danger to everyone involved, however, few reporters dared to cover the story – and what happened in those streets was soon forgotten by the world.
…until now.
Sgt. Ludwig's gripping narrative offers an unfiltered view of the final Battle for Sadr City, as seen through his eyes from behind the wrath of a machine gun. Still a young idealistic boy, he enlists with a high-impact urban-assault Stryker unit known as "Bull Company," and comes face-to-face with his own oblivion. Up against the full might of the Ja'Ish AL-Mahdi, they embark on a one-way mission deep behind enemy lines, to capture a well-guarded militia stronghold and defend their ground "for as long as it takes."
This is the story of what really happened in the late years of Operation Iraqi Freedom;
The story our media neglected to tell.
|Stryker: The Siege of Sadr City
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|Sgt. Konrad R.K. Ludwig, Ret.
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"This is not a book for the faint of heart, or for those who believe our army's mission in Iraq was to nation-build. Konrad brings the reader into the world of combat, where he and his brothers roared down streets teeming with men anxious to kill them.
When you read what a grunt actually does, how he must think, and the miserable, soggy, bloody, exhausting actions he must take, regardless of the circumstances – then you will understand why generals who haven't endured such combat should be very, very careful about lowering the standards of the combat arms. When you read Konrad, you have a hard time to keep from sweating, and at times vomiting. He brings back to all of us grunts memories we prefer to bury deep, smells we wish never to sniff again, and bodies we'd prefer not to have squashed, except that is what we do.
Simply amazing.
You read these anodyne tributes to sage generals who skillfully and diplomatically turned around the mess in Baghdad by shrewd planning and forbearance, then you read Stryker and say: Were the soldiers and the generals on the same planet? Or did the senior command and the press invent a narrative of protecting the population and delivering economic projects in order to keep domestic public support? Whatever the rationale at the top, here is a true war diary that tells you what urban combat amidst a hostile populace is actually like."
– Francis J. "Bing" West,
Former Assistant Secretary of Defense
Author of No True Glory: a Front-line Account of the Battle of Fallujah
This is an exceptional book. It is one of only two on the Iraq War that I recommended to people. The other is John Crawford's "The Last True Story I'll Ever Tell." Sergeant Ludwig captures what so few people understand about the realities of war–and what an infantry soldier is and is not. A timeless story of men in close combat that few have told as eloquently has he. I was quite moved. And, as with any great book, it puts the reader in a place.
I am the co-author of the RAND report "The 2008 Battle of Sadr City: Reimagining Urban Combat." Sergeant Ludwig's book is an invaluable complement to our study for the grunt's eye view of this crucial battle in Operation Iraqi Freedom.
Colonel David E. Johnson, Ph.D. (U.S. Army, retired),
Senior Political Scientist at the RAND Corporation
Co-author of The 2008 Battle of Sadr City: Reimagining Urban Combat
"I have been studying the Battle of Sadr City at work and decided that my efforts would be enriched by using a first person source rather than depending on official reports…
I found that once I started reading, the author's writing style proved to be so refreshing and vibrant that I had a difficult time putting it down at night when it came time to getting ready for the next days early am commute into Washington DC. It is well done, revealing, and authentic. The author made it a point to explain that he did research the available records to ensure as few mistakes as possible crept into his book. I think he did a fine job… Ludwig's insights on leadership and camaraderie in battle were especially illuminating. Highly recommended. It will have a prominent place on my OIF reference shelf."
– LTC Mark J. Reardon
Senior Military Historian at the U.S. Army Center of Military Research
"What makes Stryker an interesting project is that it sits at the intersection of memoir and journalism. Sgt. Konrad Ludwig doesn't just document his own experiences but takes the time to interview his fellow soldiers in order to tell the full story. What makes Stryker good is that despite the seriousness of the situation Sgt. Ludwig is such a natural, engaging writer that even in the most difficult parts I kept reading."
– Desa Philadelphia
Former Correspondent at Time Magazine
"This book is intense, visceral, compelling. For anyone wanting to know what guys went through over there without the filter and agenda of news media or politicians, start with this book. Ludwig's assessment is unvarnished and sobering. He aims a sharp lens at his enemies, his comrades and superiors, and in the most revealing sometimes frightening ways, at himself. It may be, as the author notes in his dedication, that this book is "not for mothers". But I can say that as the father of one who serves, I highly recommend it. People should read this book to know what it is we ask of these young men and women."
– John Harrison
Writer, Director and Producer of SiFi's "Dune" Miniseries
"Like so many other sons, mine was also in the siege of Sadr City. That deployment was by far the worse he would ever see, It changed my son forever. My son lost brothers during the siege of Sadr City, and even though he had physically survived it, he had lost himself too. This book is for those who were not there, to bring light to what really happened, a memorial for the sons we lost, and support for those that came home."
– Deanna Reid
Military Spouse and Family Rights Advocate
In the spring of 2008, American and Iraqi troops fought one of the largest, bloodiest and most influential battles of the Iraq war. The setting for this fight was right in the heart of Baghdad's most feared district: the sprawling urban slum of Sadr City.
After five long years of violence, a ruthless crime syndicate known as the Ja'Ish Al-Mahdi had risen to power throughout the country. They were backed by a steady stream of supplies from the Iranian government, and led by the militant sermons of an extremist anti-American cleric named Muktada Al-Sadr. That far into the war, militia troops in Sadr City alone out-numbered the Coalition garrison in Baghdad by more than 13-to-1, in a city with roughly half the footprint and more than three times the population density of Manhattan.
For more than a year these two forces battled for control over the fate of Eastern Baghdad. It was only due to the effects of the iconic troop surge of 2007 that the American military could finally push across the Tigris in-force, and fight the Ja'Ish Al-Mahdi on their own terrain. By the spring of 2008 that struggle had come to a head and pushed the front line of the conflict up to the very border of Sadr City.
On the 23rd of March, the Ja'Ish Al-Mahdi began a relentless barrage of high-explosive, long-range rocket attacks on the allied "Green Zone" in Baghdad. In tandem with those attacks, tens of thousands of armed insurgents took to the streets to overthrow the Coalition occupation of the country. Their objective was to topple the newly formed government of Iraq with a single flood of violence, and in the first day of fighting alone, they had successfully over-run all but two of the outposts along the border of Sadr City.
By the 28th of March, American troops on the front-line of the conflict had been fighting non-stop for five whole days against incredible odds. Faced with the dire truth of the situation, a daring assault was put together. That morning, more than a thousand American soldiers moved in to re-establish the front-line of the conflict, just a few hundred meters into the border of Sadr City.
By sundown, they were in full-retreat.
A week into the battle it had finally become clear: a Coalition victory at the Siege of Sadr City was anything but assured.
Due to the relentless and ongoing indirect fire missions raining down hell on American and Iraqi troops along the border of Sadr City, it was virtually impossible for an allied advance to hold their ground without sustaining heavy casualties along the way. In addition to those attacks, however, every route into the city had been wired to the hilt with hundreds of roadside bombs. The Ja'Ish Al-Mahdi had spent nearly half a decade preparing for this attack, and they had long since proven to be a well-trained militia with superior numbers and a modern arsenal of weapons on every block in the city.
If an American advance was going to hold any weight, somebody would have go into the hornet's nest ahead of the main force and put a stop to the endless rain of mortars, rockets, and improvised explosives on friendly positions throughout the town. To that end, the men of "Bull" Company were the clear choice. In the months leading up to the battle, they served as the only conventional task force running kill-or-capture missions into the heart of Sadr City, with an obective to hunt down the leaders of the Ja'Ish Al-Mahdi on their own terrain. As such, they were the only unit on the ground who knew what it takes to fight the militia in a head-to-head fight, beyond the limits of the Coalition advance.
Their orders were simple: venture forward behind enemy lines to assault and capture an enemy stronghold known as "Objective #608" – a walled in compound overlooking the primary staging ground for the Ja'Ish Al-Mahdi's rocket and ground attacks in the area – and hold that ground "for as long as it takes."
Little did they know that would turn into a fight for their very lives.
On the morning of the 29th of March, the men of Bull Company loaded up into a convoy of twenty-five light-armored Strykers and ventured forward into oblivion. After a twelve-hour firefight, they had finally captured the objective, and settled in for the night to await the enemy counter-attack that was sure to come. Just a few hours into the following morning, they were fully engaged on all fronts – alone, outnumbered, and surrounded – caught in a precarious fight for their very lives.
This is the story of the Mahdi Army Uprising of 2008: a three month struggle that would leave thousands dead, a whole city in ruin, and pave the way for the end of the Iraq war.
Originally known as the Bravo Company "Deathmasters" of the 1st Battalion/5th Infantry Regiment (1-5 INF) from Ft. Lewis, Washington; the men of "Bull" Company and the entire 1st Squadron/2nd Stryker Cavalry Regiment (1/2 SCR) have served three combat deployments since the start of Operations Iraqi and Enduring Freedom.
Starting in October of 2004 with the a front-line role in the Battle of Fallujah, the men of 1-5 INF earned their mettle in some of the hardest fighting of the war. A few days later they would follow it up with another grueling conflict: the Battle of Mosul. In all, they spent a year in fighting in Iraq – including protection details for the first free elections of the new Iraqi Republic – and by the end of October of 2005 they were awarded a Presidential Unit Citation for what had become one of the most notable tours of duty up until that point in the war.
Upon returning from their first tour of duty, the men of 1-5 INF were re-flagged as "1/2 SCR" and moved to Vilseck, Germany, where they became a global quick-reaction defense force in Europe, and conducted high-profile joint training operations with NATO forces to showcase the Stryker Infantry Fighting Vehicle as an effective tool on the battlefield. Orders for their next deployment, however, were soon to follow, and in August of 2007 the 1-5 INF Deathmasters deployed under their new name of "Bull Company" for a fifteen month tour of duty as part of the iconic "troop surge" in Iraq. After two years of training, they were now assigned to serve a special mission as the conventional urban-assault task force operating in eastern Baghdad, on the border of an unsecured and highly volatile district known as Sadr City – home to more than two-million residents, and the infamous insurgent militia known as the Ja'Ish Al-Mahdi.
It was just six months into their deployment that everything went sideways and the men of 1/2 SCR found themselves fighting – yet again – on one of the largest battles of the Iraq war. Overnight, hundreds of thousands of Ja'Ish Al-Mahdi troops had poured into the streets of Baghdad, Basra and Al-Kut, casting the entire country into chaos. For more than eighty-two days, the men of Bull Company fought relentlessly on the front lines of what would soon become known as "the final battle for Baghdad" – a turning point in the nations history that would pave the way for the end of the war.
After finishing up with the 2008 uprising of Sadr City, Bull Company and the rest of 1/2 SCR were then sent up to Mosul to finish out their deployment as a task force raid element and security detachment back in the streets of Mosul. By the end of their second tour, 1/2 SCR was awarded a Meritorious Unit Citation for their valor in combat and service on the front lines of Sadr City.
A year after returning from their second deployment to Iraq, the men of 1/2 SCR would deploy again for another twelve month tour of combat – this time serving in the city of Tarin Kowt of the Uruzgan Province in Afghanistan during one of the hardest years of Operation Enduring Freedom.
Currently, the men of Bull Company are continuing their role as a quick reaction force element in Europe, conducting international training operations with high profile NATO forces – ever ready for the call to serve.
Konrad R.K. Ludwig is a former non-commissioned officer of the United States Army, and veteran of Operation Iraqi Freedom. After serving four and a half years as an Infantryman, he was medically discharged to injuries sustained in combat.
Konrad was born and raised in Los Angeles, California. He tested out of high school shortly after his seventeenth birthday and joined the United States Army as an infantryman in September of 2005. Upon completion of Basic Training, Konrad was assigned to the Bravo Company "Deathmasters" of the 1st Battalion/5th Infantry Regiment (1-5 INF) out of Ft. Lewis, Washington.
In August of 2006 his unit was re-flagged as "Bull" Company of the 1st Squadron/2nd Stryker Cavalry Regiment. Their mission was to perform joint training operations with allied NATO forces and serve as an emergency reaction force in Europe. During that time Konrad served as a radio operator, playing a key role in field operations and management.
Konrad deployed to Iraq with Bull Company and the rest of 1/2 SCR as part of the iconic "troop surge" in 2007 with special orders to serve as a high profile conventional task force against the deadly Jaish al-Mahdi, fighting in Baghdad's most feared district – Sadr City. Six months into their deployment, the men of Bull Company and 1/2 SCR found themselves fighting on the front lines of one of the largest engagements of the Iraq War, lasting for nearly three months of directed combat.
Upon his return to the United States, Konrad began work on his first independently published book, an autobiographical military nonfiction title called Stryker: The Siege of Sadr City. He has since teamed up with other veterans to help them publish their own first-hand accounts of military service.
Konrad is now pursuing a career in writing and production. He is determined to help other veterans find their voice and tell their part of history.
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Bedford officials hear that money from Concord isn't coming
BEDFORD - State legislators told school board members and town councilors Monday night not to expect the state to reconsider its decision to cut its contributions to the New Hampshire Retirement System to zero.
Representatives Dave Danielson, John Graham and John Cebrowski, all Republicans, met with the school board and town councilors to discuss a broad range of topics, but it was the cost shifting of the N.H. retirement system from the state to the towns that generated the most concern among local officials.
Danielson told Bedford officials that the State House doesn't have the money to make such contributions, adding that local officials also likely won't see money for school building aid or new construction aid from the state.
"We don't have this money, and I don't know where we'll find it," Danielson said.
Town Council Chairman Christopher Bandazian said that for decades the state has underfunded the pension system, and that it's wrong to expect local municipalities to make up the difference now.
"I think as a matter of fairness, that burden shouldn't be placed on the towns and the school districts," he said, adding that the state should not be deciding the percentage of payroll that goes to retirement, which he estimated was about 35 or 40 percent of Bedford's municipal budget. "It's a huge amount of money and that decision should be made town by town."
The downshifting of costs in the retirement system meant the Bedford School District last year had to make up about $725,000, said SAU 25 Superintendent Timothy Mayes. On the town side, Bandazian said Bedford had to make up about $286,000 as a result of the Legislature's decision to reduce contributions to zero.
Last October, Bill Dermody, who was council chairman at the time, said he was "gravely concerned" about the town's ability to maintain the current level of services in light of the situation with the retirement system.
"When municipalities were initially mandated by the Legislature to participate in the NHRS, the state paid 40 percent of the cost," Dermody told fellow councilors. "Subsequently, the Legislature began reducing the state's participation until two years ago when the Legislature cut the state's share to zero."
At the time, Dermody estimated that even with no changes to the number or salary of Bedford's employees, the rate increase would add close to $1 million "to our NHRS obligations."
Bedford School Board member Cindy Chagnon, who is also on the state Board of Education, brought up the issue of charter schools, and said, with money being so tight, New Hampshire communities have to separate needs from wants.
On the subject of charter schools, Chagnon said "we can't keep approving more and more and more of them."
As a member of the state Board of Education, she said "We will look at the needs of the state as opposed to just approving them. I think we need to look very carefully because they cost."
As a general principle, Chagnon said she doesn't believe public schools in the state are awash in money.
"I can hardly tell you of any school system in New Hampshire that's over-funded," Chagnon told the legislative delegation. "I think we're all on a pretty lean budget."
Danielson responded by saying that savings have to be made at every level of government. "You can't take care of everybody," he said. "Somehow we've got to look at things a little differently."
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Following the Rangers win over the Bruins on Wednesday, John Tortorella said that he wasn't comfortable rolling four lines because he doesn't think guys have been playing well enough to warrant it.
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The Disabled American Veterans provides free van transportation to the George E. Wahlen VA Medical Center in Salt Lake City for veterans with medical appointments from Price and surrounding areas. Also, the program needs volunteer drivers to help us meet our transporting needs. Please call Veda Jones to become a volunteer driver! For more information call 613-9537 or call Heidi at the VAMC 800-613-4012, ext. 2003.
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BARRE–The Derby Kings basketball team, comprised of mainly 6th and 7th graders, with four 8th graders as well, went 2-0 at the One Day Run Tournament this past Saturday.
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