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Wounded warriors, student athletes share common bonds
Jan 5, 2012
High school football stars and a few of the U.S. Army's finest were joined by wounded warriors from Brooke Army Medical Center here in San Antonio. The crew gathered at the Alamodome to enjoy a Kick, Punt, Pass event in conjunction with the U.S. Army All-American Bowl taking place Saturday.
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Barry Sanders Jr. to blaze own path at All-American Bowl
Jan 4, 2012
Barry Sanders Jr. says he feels no pressure to live up to standards established by his father, the third-leading rusher in NFL history.
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Cadet, All-American Bowl band alum provides mentorship to band members
Jan 4, 2012
Cadet Abel Alvarado, a 2009 member of the All-American Bowl marching band, is sharing his experiences with this year's band as both a former performer and now as a member of Army ROTC.
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Recruiter stands strong with family during tragedy
Jan 3, 2012
Staff Sgt. Josefino Manahan stood by the Utanes family long after one of them he enlisted was killed in a traffic accident.
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Spc. Megan Henry takes 'World-Class' shot at Olympics
Jan 3, 2012
It's not your everyday sleigh ride. Sliding headfirst down an icy trail at speeds in excess of 80 mph is 'like jumping out of an airplane without leaving the ground,' according to Spc. Megan Henry.
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Cadet's high school career on crescendo leading All-American Bowl band
Jan 3, 2012
Michael Thompson, a senior at Miami Sunset Senior High School, Fla., is the drum major for the 2012 U.S. Army All-American Bowl Marching Band. He's also the first Army Junior ROTC Cadet to hold the position.
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Citizen scientists key to success for Bald Eagle survey
Jan 3, 2012
A key annual event in the recovery of Bald Eagle populations takes place Jan. 4-18, 2012, when hundreds of citizen scientists join the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and take to the field for the 34th annual Midwinter Bald Eagle Survey.
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Young woman loses 84 pounds to become Soldier
Jan 2, 2012
Seventeen months after first stepping into the Gainesville, Fla., recruiting station and after losing 84 pounds, Pvt. Allison Scarbrough proved she was ready to be Army Strong.
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From 'Rocket Boy' to Vietnam
Jan 1, 2012
As a young man in the '60s, Homer Hickam was idealistic and eager to experience what he thought would be the adventure of war. But if someone asked him to go secure a hill today, he joked, he would just sit back and ask for another gin and tonic.
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Remote-controlled lifesavers
Jan 1, 2012
When Ernest Fessenden sent his brother Staff Sgt. Chris Fessenden a remote-controlled truck in Afghanistan, he hoped that the truck would help keep his brother safe. It did that and more.
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Former 'Screaming Eagle' paratrooper remembers post's final jump school class
Dec 28, 2011
Lt. Michael McKee graduated from the airborne school at Fort Campbell, Ky., in December of 1961, before the school moved to Fort Benning, Ga.
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Soldiers complete documentation of Arlington National Cemetery
Dec 28, 2011
Soldiers with Delta Company, 1st Battalion, 3d U.S. Infantry Regiment (The Old Guard), photographed and documented the location of every tombstone, grave marker and cremation site in Arlington National Cemetery, Va., Dec. 23, 2011.
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Army spouse finishes half triathlon, sets sights on full triathlon
Dec 27, 2011
For Lisa McCombs, a former U.S. Army engineer officer with the 62nd Engineer Battalion at Fort Hood, Texas, it was truly a thrill to add a half triathlon to her list of accomplishments in 2011.
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Army Reservist wins Operation Rising Star
Dec 27, 2011
Army Reserve Sgt. Melissa Neal, a former active-duty Soldier and current military wife and mother, added Operation Rising Star winner to her repertoire Dec. 17, 2011, at Fort Sam Houston Theatre.
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Captain measures success by her positive impact on others
Dec 27, 2011
When first comparing Capt. Angela Chipman to Santa Claus or Mrs. Claus, there aren't many similarities. She doesn't have a big white beard, a red suit and doesn't rely on reindeer to get from one place to the other.
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Four Soldiers win national wrestling championships at U.S. Open
Dec 26, 2011
Four U.S. Army World Class Athlete Program wrestlers won national championships Dec. 16-17, 2011, at the 2011 U.S. Open in Arlington, Texas.
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Combat medic demonstrates resiliency
Dec 22, 2011
Despite losing her leg to an improvised explosive device, Spc. Ashley Jones remains upbeat and plans to continue to serve in the Oklahoma Army National Guard.
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World War II veterans lay wreaths, remember Battle of Bulge
Dec 22, 2011
Fifteen veterans from the largest and bloodiest battle of World War II surrounded a granite memorial dedicated to their service in the Battle of the Bulge and their fallen comrades at Fort Meade, Md., Dec. 15, 2011.
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14th Annual Randy Oler Operation Toy Drop delivers
Dec 22, 2011
The children of Levine Children's Hospital suffer from serious illnesses including cancer and leukemia, yet were all smiles when Soldiers, Airmen and Carolina Panther players visited the hospital, Dec. 19, 2011.
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Widow supports families of fallen at Survivor Outreach Services office
Dec 21, 2011
Malia Fry, a Marine widow whose husband was killed in Anbar province, Iraq, now works part-time with Tragedy Assistance Program for Survivors out of the Survivor Outreach Services office at Fort Hood, Texas.
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Toy Drop becomes a family affair
Dec 21, 2011
During the 14th Annual Randy Oler Memorial Operation Toy Drop Dec. 10, 2011, Army Command Sgt. Maj. Paul Vallade and his son, Army Sgt. Joseph Vallade, both Fort Bragg paratroopers, jumped from an aircraft together for the first time and earned Thai army jump wings.
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Child Development Center opens after $9 million in improvements
Dec 20, 2011
The Beachwood Child Development Center at Joint Base Lewis-McChord, Wash., reopened Dec. 6, 2011, after $9 million in improvements.
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101st honors WWII Belgian nurse who saved Americans
Dec 20, 2011
The 1st Brigade Combat Team, 101st Airborne Division, flew to Brussels Dec. 8, 2011, to celebrate the 67th anniversary of the Battle of the Bulge on what is referred to as "Nuts Day," complete with tours, parades and awards.
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Fort Stewart Soldiers give gift of written word to local students
Dec 19, 2011
Soldiers with Fort Stewart's 703rd Brigade Support Battalion, 4th Infantry Brigade Combat Team, 3rd Infantry Division, dressed up as characters from their favorite holiday stories and read Christmas stories to the students as part of the battalion's adopt-a-school community outreach program.
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Pilot's pinnacle promotion bittersweet
Dec 15, 2011
When the aviation community's newest chief warrant officer five, Kyle Hill, received his rank Dec. 1, 2011, he knew the promotion was bittersweet.
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'True miracle' helps light Fort Hood tree
Dec 15, 2011
Lights shined brightly in the East Atrium during the annual III Corps and Fort Hood Christmas Tree Lighting Ceremony Dec. 7, 2011, but the glow on one set of parent's faces shone even brighter as they watched their little girl help the commanding general light the Christmas tree.
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101st Airborne remembers Soldiers of Gander crash
Dec 14, 2011
Soldiers of the 101st Airborne Division held a memorial service Dec. 12, 2011, for 248 troops who were killed returning from the Sanai in the Gander crash, Dec. 14, 1985.
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WWE Superstars, Divas surprise Soldiers at work
Dec 14, 2011
More than twenty WWE Superstars and Divas went around Fort Bragg, N.C., taking pictures and signing autographs for Soldiers and families leading up to their free "Tribute to the Troops" show Dec. 11, 2011, at the Crowne Coliseum in Fayetteville, N.C.
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West Point's new Army Mule Mascots Ranger III, Stryker assume duties
Dec 13, 2011
Ranger III and Stryker, the two new Army Mule Mascots made their public debut at at the U.S. Military Academy at West Point, N.Y., during a ceremony Dec. 8, 2011, at Michie Stadium. The two new Army Mule Mascots were welcomed by the Corps of Cadets while Raider and Ranger II were officially retired from service.
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Employees break depot's Toys for Tots record
Dec 13, 2011
This year Red River Depot in Texas broke its own Toys for Tots record as members donated 500 bicycles, over 1,350 toys, 6,200 non-perishable food items and $875 in monetary contributions.
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Dancing with Stars champ returns to Campbell
Dec 12, 2011
J.R. Martinez, ABC's "Dancing With The Stars" winner and former 101st Airborne Division member, returned to Fort Campbell, Ky., to not only visit with Soldiers and families, but to also deliver a message.
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Detroit Arsenal participates in Wreaths Across America
Dec 12, 2011
More than 100 people, including leadership from the Detroit Arsenal, participated in a Wreaths Across America ceremony in New Baltimore, Mich., Dec. 10, 2011, by placing wreaths adorned with red bows and American flags on cemetery markers of fallen veterans.
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Marne Division families, friends remember their fallen
Dec 11, 2011
Fort Stewart Soldiers, families, and Soldiers came together Dec. 10, 2011, to honor the memories of those who paid the ultimate sacrifice during the War on Terror. The 439 trees that line the Marne Division's Warriors Walk each received a wreath during the annual Wreaths for Warriors Walk ceremony.
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Thousands lay wreaths at nation's cemetery
Dec 10, 2011
As part of a tradition now 20 years old, thousands of volunteers showed up early morning at Arlington National Cemetery to place wreaths at the gravestones of those buried there.
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Soldier earns German medal for saving ally's life
Dec 9, 2011
In combat, it doesn't make a difference what language your allies speak -- every Soldier who fights alongside you is like a brother, said a German who was saved by Americans in Afghanistan.
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Eighth Army Band to play at Korea's premier venue
Dec 8, 2011
The Eighth Army Band is scheduled to perform its annual holiday concert at South Korea's premier concert venue Dec. 18, 2011.
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Army football: Q&A with wide receiver Austin Barr
Dec 8, 2011
Last season had a different vibe to it as Army approached its big rivalry game with Navy with a bowl game in its back pocket and a 6-5 record. This year, the Black Knights are 3-8 after a season where a youth movement, costly mistakes in close games and injuries to important players kept them from fulfilling last year's promise.
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USACE repairs Harbor of Refuge Breakwater
Dec 7, 2011
The Harbor of Refuge Breakwater and its historic lighthouse off Cape Henlopen, Del. are listed in the National Register of Historic Places. This year, the breakwater received much needed repairs through a U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Philadelphia District project.
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Engineering unique tastes at West Point
Dec 6, 2011
West Point chemical engineering cadets and members of the American Institute of Chemical Engineers Club work in the "West Point Chocolate Factory," exploring the science behind making the most amazing chocolate.
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Support center is 'oasis' for wounded warriors, families
Dec 6, 2011
The Warrior and Family Support Center on Fort Sam Houston, Texas, which was completely funded through civilian donations, offers wounded warriors and their families a place to connect and find emotional support, and to serve as a respite away from the rigors of recovery.
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Camp Shelby has gone to the dogs
Dec 6, 2011
Military working dogs, which recently arrived at Camp Shelby, Miss., with their handlers, are here to train as Tactical Explosive Detection Dogs for deployment to Afghanistan.
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Native American Soldiers beat drum of warrior spirit
Dec 6, 2011
Four Native American Soldiers drummed and sang for guests at the National Museum of the American Indian in Washington, D.C., Dec. 2, 2011, while telling their story of war in Iraq, Korea and World War II.
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Soldier establishes unique bond with NFL team
Dec 5, 2011
Sgt. Dontae Skywalker, Tomb Sentinel, 3d U.S. Infantry Regiment (The Old Guard), has a unique bond with the San Francisco 49ers football team.
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'Old Guard' caisson platoon welcomes new horses
Dec 5, 2011
The Caisson Platoon of 3d U.S. Infantry Regiment (The Old Guard), recently checked out 14 new horses to ensure they are fit for duty.
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USARPAC top NCO brings uncle's remains home
Dec 5, 2011
Korean War prisoner of war Pfc. Jimmie Gaitan's remains were escorted home to his family by his nephew, Command Sgt. Maj. Frank M. Leota, U.S. Army Pacific's top noncommissioned officer, Nov. 22, 2011, more than 60 years after he died.
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Eighth Army honors legendary Korean War leader
Dec 2, 2011
Eighth Army officials and Korean War veterans honored the U.S. Army general who helped to save South Korea by holding the line at the Pusan Perimeter in 1950, during a memorial ceremony Dec. 2, 2011, at Yongsan Garrison, South Korea.
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Man's best friend helps him deal with PTSD
Dec 1, 2011
Former Soldier Luis Carlos Montalván spoke at the Pentagon Library, Nov. 30, 2011, about the book he wrote that documents his struggle with post-traumatic stress disorder, and how his service dog "Tuesday" helped him.
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Horse therapy helps wounded Soldiers at Fort Sill
Dec 1, 2011
Horseback riding can be fun recreation, and it is also great therapy for wounded warriors at Spirithorse Chisholm Trail Center near Comanche, Okla.
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Battalion burns colors to remember its past
Nov 30, 2011
Soldiers from the 2nd Engineer Battalion held a ceremonial Burning of the Colors Nov. 30, 2011, if front of the battalion headquarters on White Sands Missile Range, N.M., to commemorate a historic moment in the battalion's history.
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Warrior care year-round commitment to Fort Hood's WTB
Nov 29, 2011
For the Soldiers, cadre and civilians of the Fort Hood Warrior Transition Brigade, warrior care is a year-round challenge, defined by its creed: Soldier's First; Soldiers Always.
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Natick team designs coloring, activity book to help wounded warriors
Nov 28, 2011
When he first saw the flyers requesting coloring books for wounded warriors, Steve Russell knew he and his co-workers could help in some way.
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Marathoner runs to support wounded warriors
Nov 28, 2011
Victoria Leavell's association with Homes for Our Troops took her on the run of a lifetime.
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Wounded veteran receives key to new home, life
Nov 28, 2011
Homes for Our Troops gave retired Cpl. Jeffery Williams the keys to his brand new home, built just for him, in a key ceremony Saturday.
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Thanksgiving shared by mother and son in Afghanistan
Nov 26, 2011
Deployed Soldiers and civilians rarely expect to see family members on their deployment, so when mother and son had the opportunity in Afghanistan, they quickly grabbed it.
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Fox Sports broadcasts from U.S. Army post in Korea
Nov 25, 2011
Fox Sports broadcasted from the American military headquarters post at Yongsan Garrison in South Korea during their Thanksgiving Day coverage of the Detroit Lions-Green Bay Packers game.
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Soldier's Amish upbringing comes full circle
Nov 23, 2011
Sgt. Ruben Troyer, senior horse trainer, Caisson platoon, 3d U.S. Infantry Regiment (The Old Guard), uses his Amish upbringing to help train horses in the Caisson platoon.
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To the rescue: Blue Star Mothers help others in need
Nov 23, 2011
When deployed service members or families back home face tragedy the Blue Star Mothers support them during the tough times.
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Space researchers test equipment at Fort Irwin
Nov 23, 2011
Fort Irwin Soldiers got a chance to help test equipment last week that they may never have imagined they'd see when they joined the Army.
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Army safety video wins international award
Nov 21, 2011
The safety video "Pass it On," produced by the U.S. Army Combat Readiness/Safety Center at Fort Rucker, Ala., won a first-place award at the 22nd International Military Film Festival held in Bracciano, Italy, Nov. 7-13, 2011.
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Wounded warrior receives new home
Nov 21, 2011
Building Homes for Heroes welcomed Sgt. Joel Tavera home to his newly built house in Tampa, Fla., Nov. 19, 2011.
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Military mom cares for triple amputee son
Nov 18, 2011
Pfc. Kevin Trimble was just four months into his deployment when a fellow Soldier standing three feet away stepped on a homemade bomb. The Soldier was killed and Trimble lost both of his legs above the knee and his left arm above the elbow.
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Wreath-laying ceremony recognizes POWs
Nov 18, 2011
For the first time, the installation held a joint wreath-laying ceremony Sunday to remember the World War II German and Italian prisoners buried at the post cemetery.
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Wreaths Across America needs volunteers
Nov 18, 2011
Wreaths Across America is seeking volunteers to help lay wreaths on the graves of service members at military cemeteries, including Arlington National Cemetery, Va.
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Soldier, amputee wins silver at Parapan American Games in Mexico
Nov 18, 2011
Sgt. Michael Lukow won the silver medal in the archery competition Nov. 17, 2011, at the 2011 Parapan American Games in Guadalajara, Mexico.
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Korean War veterans get overdue welcome home
Nov 16, 2011
Sixty years after their country forgot them, the Tennessee Valley's Korean War veterans finally received the fanfare and recognition they deserve.
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'Spirit of Hope' recipient volunteers in memory of son
Nov 16, 2011
Giving of her talents and spirit defines the life and essence of this year's Army recipient of the Spirit of Hope award, Janice Bridges.
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Adaptive sports training aims to impact wounded warriors, community members
Nov 15, 2011
Instructors from the United States Olympic Committee's Paralympic Military Program led an adaptive sports clinic at the Kleber Gym and Fitness Center in Kaiserslautern, Germany, Nov. 7-10, 2011, for Warrior Transition Battalion-Europe Soldiers, cadre, and Army Morale Welfare and Recreation staff.
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Wounded warrior heals with internship
Nov 14, 2011
Caring for wounded warriors in all aspects is a job that the Fort Hood Warrior Transition Brigade takes seriously throughout the year, but special attention is drawn to November, which is recognized as Warrior Care Month.
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Rangers remember fallen brothers
Nov 14, 2011
Just weeks after returning from their fifteenth combat rotation in the current conflicts, the 1st Battalion, 75th Ranger regiment honored two of their fallen brothers in a ceremony at the 1/75 Ranger Memorial, Nov. 4, 2011.
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Wounded Warrior makes most of setback by relying on resiliency
Nov 14, 2011
Col. Gregory D. Gadson made the story of his personal obstacles into a steppingstone as he took the U.S. Army Installation Management Command's senior leadership through a discussion of resiliency Oct. 31, 2011.
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Man's best friend finds new mission
Nov 14, 2011
About 90 "Strike" Soldiers with the 2nd Brigade Combat Team, 101st Airborne Division (Air Assault) were the Army's first Soldiers to participate in the Tactical Explosive Detection Dogs program.
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Wounded warrior inspires fellow veterans
Nov 11, 2011
Wounded veterans who come to the San Diego Veterans Affairs Medical Center for their prosthetic care find the clinic there offers more than top-notch medicine. They also find a compassionate caseworker in Tristan Wyatt, himself a wounded veteran who's lived the to-hell-and-back journey that proves there is life after losing a limb.
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Commentary: Re-naming of Bethesda hospital conjures memories
Nov 10, 2011
Nearly 71 years after President Franklin D. Roosevelt laid the cornerstone on the tower in Bethesda, the ribbon-cutting on the new Walter Reed National Military Medical Center brought back memories.
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Soldier's sacrifice leads chaplain back to Army service
Nov 9, 2011
After a break in service following eight years as a Reserve medic, the death of a Soldier inspired Todd Cheney to rejoin the Army as a chaplain in 2006. Today, Cheney is a captain in the 159th Combat Aviation Brigade, ministering to Soldiers at Tarin Kowt, Afghanistan.
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Veterans inspire longest-serving recruiter
Nov 9, 2011
As he celebrates his 82nd birthday this week, retired Sgt. Maj. Ray Moran continues to recruit young Soldiers while enjoying his job as the military's longest-serving recruiter.
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World War II vet still serving
Nov 9, 2011
A World War II veteran's memories may help the U.S. Army save millions of dollars while protecting people and the environment.
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Soldier escorts World War II Navy veteran on Honor Flight
Nov 8, 2011
Master Sgt. Tony Gifford volunteered to escort a World War II Navy veteran to see the war memorials in Washington D.C. through the Honor Flight program.
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Captain America, Reserve Soldiers share big screen
Nov 7, 2011
Twenty-five Soldiers assigned to the Columbus, Ohio-based 391st Military Police Battalion were battling bad guys with Captain America and his Avengers superheroes during an intensive battle scene that will soon play out in movie theaters worldwide in 2012.
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Families reunite as XVIII Airborne Corps redeploys from Iraq
Nov 4, 2011
Soldiers from XVIII Airborne Corps are reunited with friends and family after completing a yearlong deployment to Iraq, at Fort Bragg, N.C., Nov. 4, 2011.
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Fort Carson dog park named for fallen Soldier, K-9
Nov 4, 2011
The dog park at Fort Carson, Colo., was named after dog handler Cpl. Kory Wiens and his canine partner Sgt. Cooper, the first K-9 team killed in action since Vietnam.
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Fort Campbell Special Ops Soldiers test skills in web competition
Nov 4, 2011
Special Operations Soldiers at Fort Campbell, Ky., are competing against each other for bragging rights, and a new Jeep, while the world watches competition online.
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President designates Fort Monroe as national monument
Nov 4, 2011
President Obama signed a proclamation designating historic Fort Monroe, Va., as a national monument under the National Park Service, Nov. 1, 2011.
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Team Long Gray Line goes the distance to support TAPS
Nov 3, 2011
In his second year as Team Long Gray Line coordinator, Class of 2012 Cadet Taylor Mosera ran just under a three-hour, 30-minute finish at the 2011 Marine Corps Marathon Oct. 30, 2011. But time had little to do with the race for this team of cadets and officers. They were running to remember.
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WCAP Soldiers take medals at Pan American Games
Nov 2, 2011
Soldiers in the U.S. Army World Class Athlete Program represented the Army and nation well at the XVI Pan American Games Oct. 14-30, 2011, in Guadalajara, Mexico.
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Guard family proves closest connection when Guardsman needs kidney
Nov 1, 2011
When North Dakota Guardsman Spc. John Chase needed a kidney his brother in arms Sgt. Francisco "Cisco" Raatz knew immediately he would help his battle buddy, if he could.
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West Point Band, Glee Club serenade Lady Liberty
Oct 31, 2011
Lady Liberty came to America 125 years ago and the West Point Band with Cadet Glee Club helped celebrate the anniversary of the statue's dedication Oct. 28, 2011, joining hundreds of invited guests in the festivities.
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Apple Pie Brigade welcomes redeployed Soldiers
Oct 31, 2011
The Apple Pie Brigade helps bring smiles to Soldiers headed home from deployments by greeting them at the Alexandria International Airport in Louisiana.
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Odierno, son receive Italian foundation award
Oct 28, 2011
Army Gen. Raymond T. Odierno and his son, retired Army Capt. Anthony K. Odierno, received the Basilone Award from the National Italian American Foundation in a ceremony at the National Archives last night.
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WWII Army aircrew laid to rest
Oct 26, 2011
The remains of 10 Army Air Force members, missing in action since World War II, were finally laid to rest today in Arlington National Cemetery with full military honors.
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Jewish Chaplains Memorial unveiled at Arlington
Oct 25, 2011
A sleek, granite memorial inscribed with the names of 14 Jewish Chaplains who died while in military service now stands beside memorials to their Roman Catholic and Protestant brethren on Chaplains Hill at Arlington National Cemetery in Northern Virginia.
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American service members go the distance with Iraqi Olympians
Oct 23, 2011
Members of the Iraqi men's mid-to-long distance Olympic running team met with United States Forces-Iraq service members for a running clinic and five kilometer run Oct. 23, 2011.
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Volunteers cycle for wounded Soldiers, Marines
Oct 21, 2011
Nothing was going to keep 80-year-old Army veteran Frank "the Tank" Barella from cycling the 325 miles from Pittsburgh to Gaithersburg, Md., during the Columbus Day weekend.
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Brazilian-born Soldier meets visiting general
Oct 21, 2011
Brazilian Army Maj. Gen. Carlos Cesar Araujo Lima was greeted by a Brazilian-born "Screaming Eagle" Soldier when he visited Fort Campbell, Ky., Oct. 13, 2011.
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New York battle buddies become brothers in arms
Oct 20, 2011
When Pvt. Jereld Vanhook, Company A, 3rd Battalion, 13th Infantry Regiment, arrived in Basic Combat Training nine weeks ago, his "brother," Pfc. Omari Paul was by his side.
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Visitors experience Frontier Army life at Fort Sill
Oct 20, 2011
The Fort Sill Museum hosted its annual Frontier Army Days depicting Army life on Oklahoma Territory in the 1860s.
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Pictures worth a thousand words
Oct 19, 2011
The 2011 U.S. Army Garrison Stuttgart Digital Photography Contest winners were announced during an awards ceremony held Oct. 12, 2011, in the Patch Library. This year, 49 photographers entered 390 photographs in the annual contest sponsored by Family and Morale, Welfare and Recreation's Patch Arts and Crafts Center.
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Army chefs learn from Culinary Institute of America
Oct 19, 2011
Army chefs from around the world are learning master-level secrets and techniques from instructors at the Culinary Institute of America.
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Keeping pace with special needs children
Oct 17, 2011
The mother of an autistic child on Joint Base Lewis-McChord, Wash., is working to create an education program for children like her son, who suffers from an autism spectrum disorder and doesn't benefit from mainstream classrooms.
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Deaf employee doesn't let impairment push her out of picture
Oct 14, 2011
Canons blasted, the band played with gusto, and excited family members shouted with glee -- and she heard none of it. Catherine "Diane" Johnson, is deaf.
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Army Field Band media producer scores Emmy
Oct 13, 2011
Staff Sgt. Jared Morgan, media producer for the U.S. Army Field Band, won an Emmy Award in May for his contributions as a highlight producer for the Major League Baseball Network in 2010.