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WWI dog tag returned to soldier’s family
Almost a century after a World War I soldier abandoned his dog tag following his return home to Texas, it was discovered nearly a foot underground by an amateur treasure hunter with a metal detector.
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Awards celebrate ‘all of our military children’
The six winners of Operation Homefront’s Military Child of the Year awards are “perfect examples of the stellar quality of military kids,” Army Gen. Martin Dempsey, chairman of the Joint Chiefs, said at an awards gala Thursday.
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2015 Operation Homefront Military Child of the Year awards
Operation Homefront has added a sixth category this year, for the National Guard Military Child of the Year.
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AAFES pumps up gas discount this weekend
Drivers get 10 cents off per gallon at AAFES stations this weekend
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Medical museum to mark 150th anniversary of Lincoln’s death
Abraham Lincoln scholars and admirers will want to head to the National Museum of Health and Medicine in Maryland this month as the facility commemorates the 150th anniversary of our 16th president’s assassination.
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Image Cache: April 09, 2015 at 06:51PM
Glock 43 vs.
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2015 Rifle Roundup: New products for hunters & more
Here’s a look at some of the new, interesting rifles available for hunters and sport shooters.
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Eddie LeBaron, former NFL QB and Marine vet, dies at age 85
College football Hall of Famer, former NFL quarterback and war hero Eddie LeBaron Jr. has died. He was 85.
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Mission: Family — Kids’ summer camp deadlines near
The National Military Family Association is able to send about 2,600 military kids ages 7 to 17 to the weeklong camps at 24 locations.
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Airman’s tintypes evoke ‘humanity’ of troops, vets
Cast your gaze over aerial gunner Ed Drew’s photographs for just a few seconds and their intriguing and engaging duality becomes readily apparent. The images evoke the long-gone era of Civil War tintypes. But they actually depict crew members in Drew’s combat rescue unit while he was deployed to Helmand province, Afghanistan, in 2013.
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WWI dog tag returned to soldier’s family
Almost a century after a World War I soldier abandoned his dog tag following his return home to Texas, it was discovered nearly a foot underground by an amateur treasure hunter with a metal detector.
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Awards celebrate ‘all of our military children’
The six winners of Operation Homefront’s Military Child of the Year awards are “perfect examples of the stellar quality of military kids,” Army Gen. Martin Dempsey, chairman of the Joint Chiefs, said at an awards gala Thursday.
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2015 Operation Homefront Military Child of the Year awards
Operation Homefront has added a sixth category this year, for the National Guard Military Child of the Year.
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AAFES pumps up gas discount this weekend
Drivers get 10 cents off per gallon at AAFES stations this weekend
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Medical museum to mark 150th anniversary of Lincoln’s death
Abraham Lincoln scholars and admirers will want to head to the National Museum of Health and Medicine in Maryland this month as the facility commemorates the 150th anniversary of our 16th president’s assassination.
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Image Cache: April 09, 2015 at 06:51PM
Glock 43 vs.
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2015 Rifle Roundup: New products for hunters & more
Here’s a look at some of the new, interesting rifles available for hunters and sport shooters.
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Eddie LeBaron, former NFL QB and Marine vet, dies at age 85
College football Hall of Famer, former NFL quarterback and war hero Eddie LeBaron Jr. has died. He was 85.
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Mission: Family — Kids’ summer camp deadlines near
The National Military Family Association is able to send about 2,600 military kids ages 7 to 17 to the weeklong camps at 24 locations.
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Airman’s tintypes evoke ‘humanity’ of troops, vets
Cast your gaze over aerial gunner Ed Drew’s photographs for just a few seconds and their intriguing and engaging duality becomes readily apparent. The images evoke the long-gone era of Civil War tintypes. But they actually depict crew members in Drew’s combat rescue unit while he was deployed to Helmand province, Afghanistan, in 2013.
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WWI dog tag returned to soldier’s family
Almost a century after a World War I soldier abandoned his dog tag following his return home to Texas, it was discovered nearly a foot underground by an amateur treasure hunter with a metal detector.
-
Awards celebrate ‘all of our military children’
The six winners of Operation Homefront’s Military Child of the Year awards are “perfect examples of the stellar quality of military kids,” Army Gen. Martin Dempsey, chairman of the Joint Chiefs, said at an awards gala Thursday.
-
2015 Operation Homefront Military Child of the Year awards
Operation Homefront has added a sixth category this year, for the National Guard Military Child of the Year.
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AAFES pumps up gas discount this weekend
Drivers get 10 cents off per gallon at AAFES stations this weekend
-
Medical museum to mark 150th anniversary of Lincoln’s death
Abraham Lincoln scholars and admirers will want to head to the National Museum of Health and Medicine in Maryland this month as the facility commemorates the 150th anniversary of our 16th president’s assassination.
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Image Cache: April 09, 2015 at 06:51PM
Glock 43 vs.
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2015 Rifle Roundup: New products for hunters & more
Here’s a look at some of the new, interesting rifles available for hunters and sport shooters.
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Eddie LeBaron, former NFL QB and Marine vet, dies at age 85
College football Hall of Famer, former NFL quarterback and war hero Eddie LeBaron Jr. has died. He was 85.
-
Mission: Family — Kids’ summer camp deadlines near
The National Military Family Association is able to send about 2,600 military kids ages 7 to 17 to the weeklong camps at 24 locations.
-
Airman’s tintypes evoke ‘humanity’ of troops, vets
Cast your gaze over aerial gunner Ed Drew’s photographs for just a few seconds and their intriguing and engaging duality becomes readily apparent. The images evoke the long-gone era of Civil War tintypes. But they actually depict crew members in Drew’s combat rescue unit while he was deployed to Helmand province, Afghanistan, in 2013.
