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Air Force Times’ 2018 Airman of the Year takes community volunteering global
Serving in a war can be a time consuming experience, flying a B-52 Stratofortress bomber in support of two different combat zones even more so.
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Senior airman dedicates hours to honing her craft and giving back to her community
Senior Airman Brittany Cason, a space console operator and line instructor in the 18th Space Control Squadron, has already impressed her supervisors with her drive and determination to excel.
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This Army medic brings expert skills to lifesaving, mountain rescues and climbing
Spc. Spenser Li uses his off-duty time to help search and rescue teams and teach rock climbing to kids with disabilities.
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In ways big and small, Army Times’ 2018 Soldier of the Year saves lives
A 1st Space Brigade senior NCO has distinguished himself not only though his volunteer work and devotion to soldiers, but his heroism in life-threatening situations.
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This Marine spearheaded the latest GI Bill
Marine Staff Sgt. Will Hubbard helped expand benefits for thousands of veterans.
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Moving data at the tip of the spear: Communications Marine helps strengthen security bubble in Helmand
Marine Sgt. Brooke Sharp, who was among the first Marines returning to Afghanistan, will be honored as this year’s Marine Corps Times Service Member of the Year.
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More than 70 years after going up against 600 Nazis, this soldier has been awarded the Medal of Honor
It took more than 20 years for this World War II veteran to receive an upgraded award.
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Pentagon identifies special operations soldier killed in attack in Somalia
Four other U.S. troops and one partner force member were wounded in the same attack.
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Veterans, families mark 74 years since Allied D-Day landings
Families of fallen soldiers and dwindling numbers of veterans of the D-Day invasion gathered on the Normandy shore Wednesday to mark 74 years since the massive military operation that helped change the course of World War II.
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Expansion of Arlington National Cemetery to open soon with 6,000 pre-dug graves
The 27-acre space is expected to give the cemetery capacity into the 2040s.
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Air Force Times’ 2018 Airman of the Year takes community volunteering global
Serving in a war can be a time consuming experience, flying a B-52 Stratofortress bomber in support of two different combat zones even more so.
-
Senior airman dedicates hours to honing her craft and giving back to her community
Senior Airman Brittany Cason, a space console operator and line instructor in the 18th Space Control Squadron, has already impressed her supervisors with her drive and determination to excel.
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This Army medic brings expert skills to lifesaving, mountain rescues and climbing
Spc. Spenser Li uses his off-duty time to help search and rescue teams and teach rock climbing to kids with disabilities.
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In ways big and small, Army Times’ 2018 Soldier of the Year saves lives
A 1st Space Brigade senior NCO has distinguished himself not only though his volunteer work and devotion to soldiers, but his heroism in life-threatening situations.
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This Marine spearheaded the latest GI Bill
Marine Staff Sgt. Will Hubbard helped expand benefits for thousands of veterans.
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Moving data at the tip of the spear: Communications Marine helps strengthen security bubble in Helmand
Marine Sgt. Brooke Sharp, who was among the first Marines returning to Afghanistan, will be honored as this year’s Marine Corps Times Service Member of the Year.
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More than 70 years after going up against 600 Nazis, this soldier has been awarded the Medal of Honor
It took more than 20 years for this World War II veteran to receive an upgraded award.
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Pentagon identifies special operations soldier killed in attack in Somalia
Four other U.S. troops and one partner force member were wounded in the same attack.
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Veterans, families mark 74 years since Allied D-Day landings
Families of fallen soldiers and dwindling numbers of veterans of the D-Day invasion gathered on the Normandy shore Wednesday to mark 74 years since the massive military operation that helped change the course of World War II.
-
Expansion of Arlington National Cemetery to open soon with 6,000 pre-dug graves
The 27-acre space is expected to give the cemetery capacity into the 2040s.
-
Air Force Times’ 2018 Airman of the Year takes community volunteering global
Serving in a war can be a time consuming experience, flying a B-52 Stratofortress bomber in support of two different combat zones even more so.
-
Senior airman dedicates hours to honing her craft and giving back to her community
Senior Airman Brittany Cason, a space console operator and line instructor in the 18th Space Control Squadron, has already impressed her supervisors with her drive and determination to excel.
-
This Army medic brings expert skills to lifesaving, mountain rescues and climbing
Spc. Spenser Li uses his off-duty time to help search and rescue teams and teach rock climbing to kids with disabilities.
-
In ways big and small, Army Times’ 2018 Soldier of the Year saves lives
A 1st Space Brigade senior NCO has distinguished himself not only though his volunteer work and devotion to soldiers, but his heroism in life-threatening situations.
-
This Marine spearheaded the latest GI Bill
Marine Staff Sgt. Will Hubbard helped expand benefits for thousands of veterans.
-
Moving data at the tip of the spear: Communications Marine helps strengthen security bubble in Helmand
Marine Sgt. Brooke Sharp, who was among the first Marines returning to Afghanistan, will be honored as this year’s Marine Corps Times Service Member of the Year.
-
More than 70 years after going up against 600 Nazis, this soldier has been awarded the Medal of Honor
It took more than 20 years for this World War II veteran to receive an upgraded award.
-
Pentagon identifies special operations soldier killed in attack in Somalia
Four other U.S. troops and one partner force member were wounded in the same attack.
-
Veterans, families mark 74 years since Allied D-Day landings
Families of fallen soldiers and dwindling numbers of veterans of the D-Day invasion gathered on the Normandy shore Wednesday to mark 74 years since the massive military operation that helped change the course of World War II.
-
Expansion of Arlington National Cemetery to open soon with 6,000 pre-dug graves
The 27-acre space is expected to give the cemetery capacity into the 2040s.
