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Some call him 'Bob the Bugler'
May 23, 2012
Some know Hartmut Hausser simply as the charming security officer at Landstuhl Regional Medical Center who befriends passersby -- a welcoming fixture for staff, wounded Soldiers and visiting family members. Others call him "Bob the Bugler."
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West Point cadet earns Mason Award, prepares for Yale medical school
May 23, 2012
The Richard M. Mason Award was presented May 22, 2012, at Keller Army Community Hospital, at West Point, N.Y., to United States Military Academy Class of 2012, Cadet Anna Elizabeth Stein.
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Shooter targets Olympic Trials after gold medal performance in Italy
May 22, 2012
Three-time Olympian Sgt. 1st Class Jason Parker, U.S. Army Marksmanship Unit, used some of that knowledge and claimed a gold medal at the Italy Rifle and Pistol World Cup May 17, 2012, in Milan.
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Eller earns fourth Olympic berth in double trap
May 22, 2012
Reigning Olympic double trap gold medalist Sgt. Glenn Eller III earned his fourth Olympic berth at the 2012 U.S. Olympic Shotgun Team Trials, May 18-19, 2012, at the Tucson Trap & Skeet Club in Arizona.
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Chinooks make historic 3,400-mile journey to Alaska
May 22, 2012
Four Chinook helicopters were flown 3,400 miles from Hunter Army Airfield, Ga. to their new home with the 1st Battalion, 52nd Aviation Regiment, 16th Combat Aviation Brigade, in Fairbanks, Alaska.
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American students visit DMZ, North Korea
May 22, 2012
Seoul American Middle School students visited Camp Bonifas and the Joint Security Area on the border of North and South Korea, May 18, 2012, stepping foot into North Korea.
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Performance specialist prepares players for 2012 Warrior Games
May 21, 2012
A performance enhancement specialist from Fort Jackson was part of the support staff preparing Soldiers for competing in this year's Warrior Games.
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Culinary experts demonstrate flare for flavor, vie for title of division Iron Chefs
May 21, 2012
Some of the installation's top food service experts were in a frenzy at Fort Drum, N.Y., slicing, dicing and sautéing in hopes of earning the title of "Iron Chef," May 9, 2012.
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Army team begins Mount McKinley climb
May 21, 2012
Six instructors from Army's Northern Warfare Training Center cadre landed on the Kahiltna Glacier, Alaska, May 17, to begin a 14-to-20-day climb to the summit of Mount McKinley, also known as Denali
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Young artists exhibit work nationally
May 21, 2012
Three young ladies were chosen by Netzaberg Youth Center staff to represent Grafenwoehr in the Overseas European Regional level of the exhibition.
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U.S. Army Marksmanship Unit Soldiers attend Olympic Media Summit
May 21, 2012
Two Soldiers from the U.S. Army Marksmanship Unit got a glimpse into their future as they participated in the United States Olympic Committee's Media Summit, May 13-15, 2012, in Dallas.
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Hancock dominates skeet at U.S. Olympic Shotgun Trials
May 21, 2012
Resembling the form that earned him a gold medal at the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games, Sgt. Vincent Hancock crushed skeet competitors at the 2012 U.S. Olympic Shotgun Team Trials May 18-20, 2012, at the Tucson Trap & Skeet Club in Arizona.
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Fort Hood, Central Texas welcome Vietnam vets home
May 21, 2012
Fort Hood, Texas, kicked off Phantom Warrior Week, a week-long celebration of service, with a long overdue homecoming ceremony and a bit of closure.
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Korean students get taste of American life through Good Neighbor English Camp
May 21, 2012
YONGSAN GARRISON, Republic of Korea -- U.S. Army Garrison Yongsan treated Korean high school students to a little slice of Americana during the 2012 U.S. Forces Korea Good Neighbor English Camp, May 13-19.
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WCAP wrestler Lester expects nothing but gold from London
May 18, 2012
U.S. Army World Class Athlete Program Greco-Roman wrestler Spc. Justin Lester has just one goal remaining on the mat.
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Prince and warrior: Soldier fights cancer, beats odds to trump competition
May 17, 2012
Sgt. Fred Prince won the 2012 Warrior Games silver medal for archery in the compound competition, May 2, 2012, in Colorado Springs, Colo.
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Boys of Bravo Company become 'Bravo Family' - finally
May 17, 2012
On the day after President Barack Obama presented Rose Mary Sabo-Brown, Spc. 4 Leslie Sabo's widow, with the Medal of Honor, Jim Waybright and other Soldiers who had fought alongside Sabo the day he was killed, sat down to remember the battle, their friend, and how the boys of Bravo Company have come together to be a family once again.
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Wounded Warrior opens family ranch: free to all veterans
May 16, 2012
Disabled combat veteran Bill Campbell and his wife, Domenica, opened their 14-acre farm in December, free to all veterans and their families.
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Rodriguez commissions new officers, addresses graduates, honors wounded warrior
May 15, 2012
Gen. David M. Rodriguez, commander of U.S. Army Forces Command, reunited a wounded warrior with his fiancée, commissioned 10 cadets, delivered a commencement address, and received an honorary degree during his two-day visit to Eastern Kentucky University in Richmond, Ky.
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ROTC grad makes inspirational return to Eastern Kentucky University
May 14, 2012
Even after losing his left foot in an improvised explosive device explosion, 2nd Lt. Josh Pitcher wasn't about to let the injury keep him from seeing his fiancee receive her college degree.
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Vietnam 40 years later: 101st Airborne Division veteran recalls Hamburger Hill
May 14, 2012
Forty-three years ago today, Soldiers from the 3rd Battalion, 187th Infantry Regiment, 3rd Brigade, 101st Airborne Division, started fighting the Battle of Hamburger Hill. Pvt. Dan Cochran was one of them.
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Special Forces warriors stand tall in combat once again
May 14, 2012
For two Special Forces Soldiers, their personal courage, coupled with their desire to continue to serve alongside their Special Forces brothers, was stronger than any challenge that confronted them, including the amputation of their limbs.
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Warriors come from warriors: a mother's perspective
May 11, 2012
Marilyn Durso cherishes a Mother's Day gift that she calls "a sweet acknowledgment from a son to his mother."
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Special Olympics athletes compete at Fort Jackson
May 10, 2012
Hundreds of Special Olympics athletes gathered last weekend at Fort Jackson for the South Carolina summer games.
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Army service ends; NFL career begins
May 10, 2012
He is trading in his camouflage uniform for a blue one. Although his biggest goal is about to come true, 1st Lt. Collin Mooney, C Battery, 1st Battalion, 78th Field Artillery, is reminiscent about leaving the Army to play football for the Tennessee Titans.
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Fueled by history, passion, son of immigrants serves in U.S. Army
May 10, 2012
Sitting in a makeshift wooden living area on a dusty military base in southern Afghanistan, 2nd Lt. Darius Chen begins rattling off things for which he is thankful.
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Chandler breaks biscuits with World Class Athlete Program Soldiers
May 10, 2012
Sgt. Maj. of the Army Raymond Chandler III recently gained insights into Olympic training from Installation Management Command Soldiers in the U.S. Army World Class Athlete Program.
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'Lest we forget:' Community members help remember Wiesbaden's Holocaust victims
May 9, 2012
Nearly 50 volunteers from Wiesbaden, Germany-based military units have become part of a unique German community program to maintain a number of "Stumbling Stones" commemorating Jewish lives in Wiesbaden extinguished by the Holocaust.
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U.S. Army Marksmanship Unit shotgun shooter wins gold at World Cup
May 9, 2012
Staff Sgt. Josh Richmond, U.S. Army Marksmanship Unit, added another milestone to an already stellar 2012, winning a gold medal in Men's Double Trap at the Lonato (Italy) World Cup, May 5, 2012.
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Vietnam 40 years later: 101st Airborne Division widow to Army mom
May 8, 2012
Linda Eaton became a war widow in 1969, and the proud mother of a Soldier 40 years later.
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Soldiers shave heads to raise money for Army Emergency Relief
May 8, 2012
People will pay a lot of money to see their supervisors bald. That has led Company A from the 24th Military Intelligence Battalion in Wiesbaden to raise thousands of dollars for this year's Army Emergency Relief campaign.
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Army pilot flying high with 10,000 flight hours
May 8, 2012
Chief Warrant Officer 4 David R. Lilly, 3rd General Support Aviation Battalion, 2nd Aviation Regiment, 2nd Combat Aviation Brigade, 2nd Infantry Division, reached a milestone here today that very few military pilots ever achieve when he surpassed 10,000 flight hours as an Army rotary-wing aviator.
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Artwork is Soldier's gift to Natick
May 7, 2012
Pfc. Melvin Hurn was raised in a family that appreciates creativity and service, and Hurn continues both traditions as a Soldier and an artist with exceptional talent and generosity.
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TAPS seminar 'means the world' to survivor
May 7, 2012
When Russel Hicks' son became an American hero, May 2, 2008, he knew of a few ways to deal with the loss.
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Army Materiel Command brings 'last MRAP' to port
May 7, 2012
The last U.S. Army mine-resistant, ambush-protected vehicle to depart from Iraq arrived at the Port of Beaumont, Texas, May 6, 2012, on its way to the 1st Cavalry Brigade Division Museum at Fort Hood, Texas, for preservation and display.
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Fort Polk honors Heritage Families after discovery of 32 unknown graves
May 7, 2012
Members of the Fort Polk Heritage Project, with the help of Soldiers from Warrior Transition Unit, honored the recently identified graves of 32 previously unknown local family members buried at Holly Springs Cemetery, April 28, 2012.
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South Carolina Cadet inspires others at national meet
May 6, 2012
One freshman JROTC participant in this weekend's National High School Drill Team Championships has been a standout among the thousands of students who have come from across the country to compete.
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Camp Zama students paint mural that illustrates history of physics
May 4, 2012
The worlds of art and science were brought together by six Zama American High School students in Japan, who utilized their own imaginations and creative skills to design and paint a large mural on the wall of their school's physics classroom.
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Army marksmen earn 3 medals at Warrior Games
May 4, 2012
Army wounded warriors faced off in the third day of competition at the 2012 Warrior Games, May 3, 2012, winning three medals in the shooting competition at the Olympic Training Center in Colorado Springs, Colo.
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Rwanda to benefit from Army library books
May 4, 2012
Books from the Miesau Army Depot library will soon be helping Rwandans learn English, thanks in part to a retired U.S. Army officer and his wife.
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Special Ops doctor to receive Hero of Military Medicine award
May 3, 2012
Col. Russ Kotwal will receive the 2012 Heroes of Military Medicine awards courtesy of the Henry M. Jackson Foundation for the Advancement of Military Medicine in Washington D.C., May 2, 2012.
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USO honors Dunwoody as Woman of the Year
May 2, 2012
Gen. Ann E. Dunwoody, commander of Army Materiel Command, was honored by the USO during a luncheon in New York City, May 1, 2012.
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Women continue to advance in the Army
May 2, 2012
In recent days the Army announced two significant moves that open thousands of new opportunities to women. First is a six-month assessment of an exception to the Direct Ground Combat Assignment Rule.
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WTU Soldiers say competition helps heal at Warrior Games
May 2, 2012
The Soldiers competing this week in the Warrior Games at Colorado Springs, Colo., are members of one of the 29 Warrior Transition Units spread across the Army.
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Website helps Fort Leonard Wood students share art around the world
May 2, 2012
Students at Thayer Elementary are able to share their lives through artwork on the world's largest online student art museum.
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Techniques help archers garner silver
May 2, 2012
The techniques of retired Staff Sgt. Jesse White and other Army archers helped them earn four silver medals May 2, 2012, in the 2012 Warrior Games.
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Passion for cycling leads Kaiserslautern wounded warrior to compete
May 1, 2012
Staff Sgt. Spencer Anderson is among 30 Soldiers and 20 veterans representing the Army at the third annual Warrior Games in Colorado Springs, Colo., from April 30 to May 5, 2012.
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82nd Airborne Division announces 2012 Jumpmaster of the Year
May 1, 2012
Sgt. 1st Class Kyle Sessoms, with 1st Squadron, 73rd Airborne Cavalry Regiment, 2nd Brigade Combat Team "Falcon Brigade," is the 82nd Airborne Division Jumpmaster of the Year.
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Army women dominate 2012 Warrior Games cycling
May 1, 2012
The Army women's upright cycling team swept the competition at the 2012 Warrior Games, taking the top three positions. The men's recumbent team added another gold and bronze to the Army's medal count.
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Teachers receive STEM training at Natick
Apr 30, 2012
A dedicated group of high school and middle school teachers spent their April vacations developing skills at the Natick Soldier Research, Development and Engineering Center that they will apply later in their classrooms.
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Special-operations instructors forge occupational therapy
Apr 30, 2012
Instructors from the U.S. Army John F. Kennedy Special Warfare Center and School were introduced to the art of blacksmithing, Feb. 25, 2012, at Fort Bragg, N.C.
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Army veteran volunteers with Fort Carson middle school students
Apr 30, 2012
Sean Hook and other Wounded Warriors at Fort Carson, Colo., taking part in the 2012 Warrior Games stopped by the middle school on post to visit and train with the students.
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Archer just misses London berth in Paralympic archery
Apr 30, 2012
U.S. Army World Class Athlete Program archer Sgt. Michael Lukow just missed earning a berth in the London Paralympic Games with a runner-up finish at the 2012 U.S. Paralympic Team Trials for Archery.
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Surviving the storm: One year later
Apr 27, 2012
One year ago today, a series of tornadoes traveled through the Tennessee Valley, leveling homes, business and killing more than 200 people around the state.
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Fallen centuries-old 'mother' oak lives on through saplings at Arlington
Apr 27, 2012
On a brilliant, windy spring day, the last of five post oak saplings was planted at Arlington National Cemetery to celebrate Arbor Day and honor the fallen 220-year-old giant oak from whose acorns the saplings descended.
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Children learn about work done at Natick for Soldiers
Apr 26, 2012
Potential scientists, mathematicians and engineers of the future roamed the Natick Soldier Systems Center campus, April 20, 2012, during the 15th annual Bring Your Daughters & Sons to Work Day.
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Warrior Games emphasize fitness, teamwork
Apr 26, 2012
On a clear, Colorado day, the best athletes of the Army wounded warrior community gathered for the first of many Track and Field practices for the 2012 Warrior Games.
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Survivor recalls Holocaust during Natick visit
Apr 26, 2012
At an age when children should have nothing more to worry about than grade school, Albert Linder was simply trying to stay alive.
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Army Reserve Soldier competes in World Cavalry Championships
Apr 25, 2012
An Army Reserve Soldier won first place for the show jumping portion of the 2012 World Cavalry Championships held 200 miles west of Warsaw, Poland, April 18-22, 2012.
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Measuring human behavior
Apr 24, 2012
Loud sounds. Flash bangs. Bright lights. Blunt projectiles. The Target Behavioral Response Laboratory conducts tests to study how humans react to various devices and how they can be made more effective.
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President designates Fort Ord as national monument
Apr 24, 2012
President Barack Obama signed a proclamation April 20, 2012, designating Fort Ord, Calif., as a national monument under the Department of the Interior.
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Textile technologist 'fired up' about her job at Natick
Apr 23, 2012
Most of us have experienced the occasional workday that goes up in flames. For Peggy Auerbach, however, that's a normal occurrence.
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Soldiers run to remember Tillman
Apr 23, 2012
A total of 28,000 registered runners and wheelchair competitors came to Tempe, Ariz., Apr. 21, 2012, to compete in the 8th Annual "Pat's Run."
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Three Soldiers make U.S. Olympic wrestling team
Apr 23, 2012
Three Greco-Roman wrestlers in the U.S. Army World Class Athlete Program earned Olympic berths at the 2012 U.S. Olympic Trials for Wrestling, April 21-22, 2012.
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Students in Japan gain Earth, science knowledge from Camp Zama experts
Apr 22, 2012
Though they lack the alliterative ring of the "Three Rs," the essential subjects of Science, Technology and Engineering were brought to life for Arnn Elementary students by subject-matter experts from the community here.
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Army tactical communication network organization reflects on its rich history
Apr 20, 2012
As the parent organization of Project Manager Warfighter Information Network-Tactical celebrates its 25th anniversary this month, PM WIN-T reflects back on its own history, with roots in early satellite development that date back more than 60 years.
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Museum Support Center protects Army history
Apr 20, 2012
Museum Support Center at Fort Belvoir, Va., restores and houses hundreds of years of Army history -- everything from musician uniforms from the 1820's to bottled water handed out in Iraq.
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Fort Knox Warrior Transition Battalion cadre march to children's hospital
Apr 20, 2012
Soldiers from the Fort Knox, Ky., Warrior Transition Battalion recently participated in a two-day, approximately 30-mile foot march from Fort Knox to Kosair Children's Hospital in downtown Louisville, Kentucky.
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Former Secretary of Army Resor dies at 94
Apr 19, 2012
Stanley Rogers Resor, who served six years as the secretary of the Army during the height of the Vietnam War, died at his Washington, D.C. home, April 17, 2012, at the age of 94.
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Army surgeon on track to head off cancer before it starts
Apr 18, 2012
An Army doctor has helped develop a vaccine that he believes will prevent cancer, or at least its recurrence.
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Soldiers set to wrestle for spots in London Olympic Games
Apr 18, 2012
Twenty-three Soldiers will compete for Olympic berths April 21-22, at the 2012 U.S. Olympic Team Trials for Wrestling at Carver-Hawkeye Arena in Iowa City, Iowa.
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Watervliet Arsenal: A place where children inspire 198 years of pride
Apr 17, 2012
Working in the historic Watervliet Arsenal has given nearly eight generations of workers a sense of pride that may be rarely equaled anywhere in the Army. But give it to children, who participated in the Arsenal's Take Your Child to Work Day on April 12, 2012, to take that sense of pride to a higher level.
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Finding your voice: Military kids learn to express emotion through journalism
Apr 17, 2012
Ask any military kid and they'll tell you: Having a parent in the military can be hard.
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Byers intends to make good on Olympic promise to grandfather
Apr 17, 2012
U.S. Army World Class Athlete Program wrestler Sgt. 1st Class Dremiel Byers is more concerned about making good on a promise to his late grandfather than the return of Rulon Gardner, his former archrival on the mat.
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Afghanistan ambassador invites U.S. Soldier to embassy
Apr 17, 2012
An American Soldier's simple actions in Afghanistan last year gained the attention of that nation's ambassador to the United States, who spoke April 13, 2012, with the Soldier one-on-one at the embassy in Washington, D.C.
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Hand-cycling clinic a new start for wounded Soldiers, veterans
Apr 16, 2012
A cycling clinic hosted by the Wounded Warrior Project at Joint Base Lewis-McChord, Wash., April 4-5, 2012, allowed wounded warriors to to move with purpose and feel free.
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Soldier thanks community for family support during his deployment
Apr 16, 2012
When Master Sgt. Ed Devine of the 804th Medical Brigade from Fort Devens, Mass., returned in November 2011 from a yearlong deployment to Iraq, he figured he would have plenty of chores to do around the house. Devine couldn't have been more mistaken.
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Soldier runs Bataan Memorial Death March to honor WWII vets
Apr 12, 2012
The man in the wheelchair stood up, walked over and stuck out his hand. There were some protests from his family as he stood, but they let it pass.
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Fort Meade families join White House egg roll
Apr 12, 2012
Several Fort Meade, Md., families were among more than 35,000 people who participated in the 134th annual White House Easter Egg Roll, April 9, 2012.
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Fort Sill maps past with new technology
Apr 12, 2012
Former cartographer Staff Sgt. Aaron Peterson, is using his Army training to map the cemeteries at Fort Sill, Okla.
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Camp Soar expands for exceptional family members
Apr 12, 2012
The Exceptional Family Member Program's Camp Soar, a free camp for special needs children, will be June 5-7, 2012, at Hunt Lodge on Fort Leavenworth, Kan.
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Students mark anniversary of last U.S. Cold War border patrol at Point Alpha
Apr 11, 2012
After the reunification of Germany, Bernhard Fey stood in front of a large cross made out of birch tree logs and felt sorry for the man the cross memorialized. It wasn't until later Fey discovered the memorial was for him.
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World War II vet finally receives medals for his service
Apr 11, 2012
In a ceremony surrounded by family and friends, Mark Paradise, a World War II veteran from central Pennsylvania, was formally presented with the Bronze Star and Combat Infantryman Badge for his service during the war.
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9th MSC Soldier rescues abandoned newborn puppies
Apr 10, 2012
Beefy, Creamy, Flash, Mr. Henry, Snoopy and Stumpy owe their lives to Spc. Erik Lowe, 9th Mission Support Command, and his wife, Martina.
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28,000 visit Camp Zama for annual Cherry Blossom Festival
Apr 10, 2012
The annual open-post Cherry Blossom Festival at Camp Zama, Japan, which drew more than 28,000 visitors April 7, 2012, coincided with the 100-year anniversary of then-Tokyo Mayor Yukio Ozaki's gift to the city of Washington, D.C., of more than 3,000 cherry blossom trees.
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'Dreadnaught' earns Bronze Star for valiant effort
Apr 10, 2012
Spc. Alex Herron went above the call of duty to save a fellow Soldier who was wounded alongside him during a firefight Oct. 10, 2011, in the village of Jogram, Afghanistan.
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Researcher aims to help Soldiers recover faster from wounds
Apr 9, 2012
An injury he suffered during a high altitude-low opening parachute jump 15 years ago ended his own career as a Marine Corps Force Reconnaissance combat medic, but Wayne Matheny never stopped caring about others in uniform.
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Carlisle Barracks student named Army Military Child of Year for 2012
Apr 9, 2012
Amelia McConnell of Carlisle Barracks, Pa., was named Army Military Child of the Year for 2012, earning her a $5,000 tribute from Operation Homefront.
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Soldiers bring 'Army Strong' to stage
Apr 6, 2012
Active-duty Soldiers bring the emotional, mental, physical, spiritual and family pillars of military life to the stage in "Army Strong," the 2012 U.S. Army Soldier Show.
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Picatinny engineer strives to reverse shortage of women in science
Apr 5, 2012
As one of only eight U.S. women scientists selected for a science exchange program with Brazil, Picatinny Arsenal engineer Lauren Armstrong is helping to promote greater participation by women in science, technology, engineering and mathematics.
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Wounded Warrior Amputee Softball Team thumps D.C. celebrities
Apr 4, 2012
The loss of an arm or a leg from combat didn't seem to have an effect April 3, 2012, on the play of a band of Soldiers and Marines who make up the Wounded Warrior Amputee Softball Team as they soundly thumped a Washington area celebrity team made up of sports legends, broadcasters and even the D.C. mayor.
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Seventh-graders become Soldiers for a day
Apr 3, 2012
One day, you're a seventh-grader. The next day, you're a Soldier -- well, temporarily, that is.
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Posthumous awards given to Texas WWII veteran's family
Apr 3, 2012
Almost seven decades after his honorable discharge from the United States Army, the late Pfc. James Rhoads has been recognized for his bravery and valor for service to his country.
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Soldiers honored for saving child in stolen vehicle
Apr 2, 2012
Two Soldiers from the 3rd Combat Aviation Brigade, Third Infantry Division, were recognized during a ceremony held at Hunter Army Airfield, Ga., for their actions of pursuing a fleeing suspect and leading to the safe return of a child.
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Vietnam veterans welcomed home -- finally
Apr 2, 2012
The Vietnam Veterans Homecoming Celebration drew more than 60,000 veterans, family members and friends to the Charlotte Motor Speedway, N.C., Saturday.
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Rangers honored for valor, physical prowess
Mar 30, 2012
In duel ceremonies, Rangers of the 1st Battalion, 75th Ranger Regiment, were honored for their sacrifice, acts of valor and their physical prowess.
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Tripler's fallen warrior receives Hawaii Medal of Honor
Mar 30, 2012
Twenty-four service members who deployed from Hawaii, who died in 2011 in Iraq or Afghanistan, were honored with a Hawaii Medal of Honor at the State Capital during a ceremony, March 28, 2012.
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Witnessing 40 years of change at Natick
Mar 29, 2012
Chris Pentheny will never forget Valentine's Day, 1972, when he started a job where he would spend the next 40 years, at what came to be known as the Natick Soldier Systems Center.
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Watervliet's planners: A world where stubby-pencil errors may cost thousands
Mar 29, 2012
Imagine the stress involved in having a job where a simple, stubby-pencil error in a calculation may mean that your business will lose out on a multimillion dollar order.
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Army announces team for third annual Warrior Games
Mar 29, 2012
The Warrior Transition Command announced the Army team for the third annual Warrior Games, March 29, 2012.