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BOARDMAN — The Oregon Air National Guard 142nd Civil Engineer Squadron from Portland will conduct demolition training Saturday, May 6, at the Naval Weapons System Training Facility Boardman.

ANCHORAGE, Alaska — U.S. Army investigators have recovered flight recording devices from two helicopters that collided last week in Interior Alaska, killing three soldiers and injuring another. The AH-64 Apache

MOULTRIE – It takes great courage to commit your life to military service. Moultrie Rotarians honored and provided wisdom to five Colquitt County High School students who have answered our

In April, the county commissioners hired Kallam to advocate for the county’s more than 17,000 veterans and their families.

As a Sonarman serving aboard the USS Preston in the 1960s, Paul LaMont was tasked with counting down to when the nuclear weapon would be launched.

In last month’s column, I mentioned the abundance of history locked away in a veteran’s mental library, so I decided to investigate such a library, one belonging to an American

PADUCAH: May 9th through May 11th expect a small portion of roadway to be closed for water main replacement.

Q: Why does King Charles have so many medals on his uniform? Did he serve in military? G.C.

The aerospace manufacturer said it will build an 845,000-square-foot facility that will serve as an expansion of Pratt & Whitneys operations near Tinker Air Force Base.

A U.S. Coast Guard Air Station Miami helicopter crew rescued three men Sunday, April 30, after their vessel sank near Dry Tortugas National Park.