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51-Year-Old Woman Completes Basic Training

Posted on 21 February 2012

The average age for an Army Reserve recruit is about 23 years old. “Everybody in the world thinks I am a total nutcase. I just want to support our troops. I love all of them,” said Army Sgt. Sandra Coast.

Bob Ward Retires After 37 Years As Pentagon Photographer

Posted on 01 January 2012

His skill with a camera worked magic for Robert Ford in his long career as a Defense Department photographer. Now if only he could’ve gotten Bob Gates to smile.

Military Mom Cares for Her Triple Amputee Son

Posted on 05 December 2011

“It was really hard. He’s 19; he’s my baby,” said Saralee Trimble, whose son Army Pfc. Kevin Trimble lost both of his legs and his left arm just four months into his deployment in Afghanistan. She then thought of her other children. Four of her five children are in the service: one in the Air Force, two in the Army and one in the Marine Corps Reserve.

Special Ops Pilot Picked to Investigate Pakistani Border Raids

Posted on 29 November 2011

The military has picked a Special Ops pilot to investigate the raid by Special Ops pilots that has provoked a standoff with Pakistan.

Four-Star General To Lead Probe of Dover AFB Scandal

Posted on 22 November 2011

Retired Gen John Abizaid has been named to head a panel reviewing reports of missing body parts at the Dover Air Force Base mortuary, but his mandate to expose past wrongdoing was unclear.
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The Dover AFB Scandal: One Family’s Anguish

Posted on 13 November 2011

The family of a slain Marine feels betrayed by the handling of his remains at the Dover Air Force Base mortuary, and now an investigation of the scandal is on hold.

Odiernos, Father and Son, Honored

Posted on 31 October 2011

Retired Army Capt. Anthony Odierno, now a front-office executive for the New York Yankees, and his father, Gen. Ray Odierno, who once pitched against the Yankees, received awards over the weekend from the National Italian American Foundation.

Soldier Inspires His Daughters To Help Afghan Children Read

Posted on 18 October 2011

When an Army reservist challenged his two daughters to help the children of Afghanistan, he never imagined it would turn into this.

Mullen’s Last Watch

Posted on 02 October 2011

Adm. Mike Mullen passed the baton as chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff last week to Army Gen. Martin Dempsey along with the task of winding down two wars and presiding over a new era of defense budget cuts.

From Vietnam to Afghanistan

Posted on 26 September 2011

Roy Brown served with the 101st Airborne Division in Vietnam – and he’s back with the Screaming Eagles again, this time in Afghanistan as his military career draws to a close 41 years later.

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