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Command Sergeant Major Dixon S. Barfield, U.S. Army (Retired), age 87, a proud veteran of the U.S. Army passed away the morning of November 22, 2023, in Idar

I want to see the restoration of my country as a Constitutional Republic. If Donald Trump is to be the GOP nominee, I will support him. However, he needs to support us – “We the People” – and instill in himself a degree of self-discipline that would elevate him and guide him to victory in a general election. Someone with the courage to tell him Stop and No is required. The best individuals in America who can do that are those who we revere in the military and call Command Sergeant Major,...

I want to see the restoration of my country as a Constitutional Republic. If Donald Trump is to be the GOP nominee, I will support him. However, he needs to support us – “We the People” – and instill in himself a degree of self-discipline that would elevate him and guide him to victory in a general election. Someone with the courage to tell him Stop and No is required. The best individuals in America who can do that are those who we revere in the military and call Command Sergeant Major,...

Service members often struggle with what to do after the military. People like Terwan Crawley, retired Army veteran and owner of Ambiance Limousine and Transportation in Killeen.

Image Command Sergeant Major William Joyce (U.S. Army, Retired) of Pembroke, and the Genesee County Veterans Services Officer, upon his induction into the New York Senate Veterans Hall of Fame on

Who has the time and leadership to serve as mayor of Rathdrum?

Foley, Ala. (WKRG) — Joe Godwin was one of the last—and one of youngest World War Two veterans at 84, to take part in Honor Flight South Alabama–an effort that took more than 950 …

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Only one percent of Americans sign up to serve in the military, and some of them go above and beyond what is asked of them.

Don Imus and his co-host Bernard McGuirk on Thursday could barely contain their disgust at they highlighted Brian Williams's unraveling lie about being hit by a Rocket Propelled Grenade (RPG) while in Iraq in 2003. After playing video of the anchor repeating the falsehood on Late Night With David Letterman, McGuirk railed, "This is really, unbelievably disgraceful."