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2 Military Waypoint trips to shiver your timbers
These Military Waypoint members have a treasure chest of spooky tales and tips on where to spot a pirate or two — or maybe even a ghost.
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This Vietnam vet names his golf clubs after Marine Corps MOSs
While on patrol in the jungles of Vietnam, when his heart was racing, his senses at attention and his future an ambush away from being altered, Bob Parsons often gazed at the stars.
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From sand to snow to sea, 3 Waypointers show us the sights
Three Waypointers take us through New Mexico, Alaska and Israel.
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Combat candy: As M&Ms turn 75, a look at sweets in service
U.S. military-issued chocolate pre-dates the modern-day MRE, and even the C-ration. Here’s a look at some sweet history.
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Deeper meaning: 2 Waypointers share rewarding trips
These Waypoint travelers share their rewarding experiences.
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Aaron Sorkin’s ‘A Few Good Men’ set for live telecast on NBC
Emmy- and Oscar-winner Aaron Sorkin is bringing a live presentation of his drama “A Few Good Men” to NBC next year, the network announced Wednesday.
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From islands to icons to deserts, Waypointers have you covered
Three Military Waypoint users share their travel stories from Hawaii, Washington, D.C., and Arizona.
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American Air Museum celebrates U.S.-U.K. special relationship
As Britons ponder their place in Europe ahead of a vote on European Union membership, a newly reopened museum serves as a reminder that the U.K. has often looked west — to a “special relationship” with the United States that has survived revolution and been cemented by war.
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Enjoy the fresh air with these ideas from Military Waypoint
Three Military Waypoint users share their travel stories from Maryland, Arizona and Hawaii.
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America’s top general says military kids are good for the force
Six military children received Operation Homefront’s 2016 Military Child of the Year Award, each receiving $10,000 and accolades.
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2 Military Waypoint trips to shiver your timbers
These Military Waypoint members have a treasure chest of spooky tales and tips on where to spot a pirate or two — or maybe even a ghost.
-
This Vietnam vet names his golf clubs after Marine Corps MOSs
While on patrol in the jungles of Vietnam, when his heart was racing, his senses at attention and his future an ambush away from being altered, Bob Parsons often gazed at the stars.
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From sand to snow to sea, 3 Waypointers show us the sights
Three Waypointers take us through New Mexico, Alaska and Israel.
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Combat candy: As M&Ms turn 75, a look at sweets in service
U.S. military-issued chocolate pre-dates the modern-day MRE, and even the C-ration. Here’s a look at some sweet history.
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Deeper meaning: 2 Waypointers share rewarding trips
These Waypoint travelers share their rewarding experiences.
-
Aaron Sorkin’s ‘A Few Good Men’ set for live telecast on NBC
Emmy- and Oscar-winner Aaron Sorkin is bringing a live presentation of his drama “A Few Good Men” to NBC next year, the network announced Wednesday.
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From islands to icons to deserts, Waypointers have you covered
Three Military Waypoint users share their travel stories from Hawaii, Washington, D.C., and Arizona.
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American Air Museum celebrates U.S.-U.K. special relationship
As Britons ponder their place in Europe ahead of a vote on European Union membership, a newly reopened museum serves as a reminder that the U.K. has often looked west — to a “special relationship” with the United States that has survived revolution and been cemented by war.
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Enjoy the fresh air with these ideas from Military Waypoint
Three Military Waypoint users share their travel stories from Maryland, Arizona and Hawaii.
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America’s top general says military kids are good for the force
Six military children received Operation Homefront’s 2016 Military Child of the Year Award, each receiving $10,000 and accolades.
-
2 Military Waypoint trips to shiver your timbers
These Military Waypoint members have a treasure chest of spooky tales and tips on where to spot a pirate or two — or maybe even a ghost.
-
This Vietnam vet names his golf clubs after Marine Corps MOSs
While on patrol in the jungles of Vietnam, when his heart was racing, his senses at attention and his future an ambush away from being altered, Bob Parsons often gazed at the stars.
-
From sand to snow to sea, 3 Waypointers show us the sights
Three Waypointers take us through New Mexico, Alaska and Israel.
-
Combat candy: As M&Ms turn 75, a look at sweets in service
U.S. military-issued chocolate pre-dates the modern-day MRE, and even the C-ration. Here’s a look at some sweet history.
-
Deeper meaning: 2 Waypointers share rewarding trips
These Waypoint travelers share their rewarding experiences.
-
Aaron Sorkin’s ‘A Few Good Men’ set for live telecast on NBC
Emmy- and Oscar-winner Aaron Sorkin is bringing a live presentation of his drama “A Few Good Men” to NBC next year, the network announced Wednesday.
-
From islands to icons to deserts, Waypointers have you covered
Three Military Waypoint users share their travel stories from Hawaii, Washington, D.C., and Arizona.
-
American Air Museum celebrates U.S.-U.K. special relationship
As Britons ponder their place in Europe ahead of a vote on European Union membership, a newly reopened museum serves as a reminder that the U.K. has often looked west — to a “special relationship” with the United States that has survived revolution and been cemented by war.
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Enjoy the fresh air with these ideas from Military Waypoint
Three Military Waypoint users share their travel stories from Maryland, Arizona and Hawaii.
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America’s top general says military kids are good for the force
Six military children received Operation Homefront’s 2016 Military Child of the Year Award, each receiving $10,000 and accolades.
