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Sergeant Major Ryan graduated from Marine Corps Recruit Depot, San Diego, CA, in April 1993. Following recruit training; Private First Class Ryan attended Marine Combat Training at Camp Pendleton, CA and Supply Administration School at Camp Johnson,,

Clyde H. Vanoer Monday, May 17, 2021   Clyde was born on September 28, 1928 to the late Robert H. and Amanda C. Vanoer of Chattanooga.  He remained in Chattanooga except for the time he spent serving in the military.  When Clyde was young, he was a member of the Boy Scouts, where he was a First Class Scout.  Mr. Walter Keith was his scout master, and also his Sunday school teacher at Grace Methodist Church, where Clyde was saved at the age of fourteen.  Grace Methodist Church, at the...

FORT HOOD — Recently assigned soldiers to the 13th Sustainment Command’s new Green Company participated in team building activities at Leadership Reaction Course as part of the command’s new “People

Sergeant Major M. S. Ryan Sergeant Major Ryan graduated from Marine Corps Recruit Depot, San Diego, CA, in April 1993. Following recruit training; Private First Class Ryan attended Marine Combat Training at Camp Pendleton, CA and Supply Administration School at Camp Johnson, NC. Private First Class Ryan reported to his first command, Headquarters Company, 1st Marine Regiment, in July 1993 and performed duties as a property clerk. In November 1995, Lance Corporal Ryan received orders to Combat A...

I wrote about the events that took place up to and around that enclosure on 22 April. The Bottom Line Up Front (BLUF) is that for several weeks, the newly empowered Israeli Jewish neo-fascist Kahanists of LeHava, now represented in Knesset by the Jewish Power Party, began a series of violent attacks in Jerusalem against anyone they think is Arab or Palestinian or is Israeli or Jewish, but not right wing. You can thank Bibi for this. He normalized them in his quest to remain prime minister, in p...

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Soldiers compete for title of Best Leader 5/6/21, 10:21 AM Pat Young Photo by Pat Young Winn Army Community Hospital Commander, Col. Julie Freeman (left) and RHC-A Command Sgt. Maj. Rebecca Booker (right) stand with members of the Dwight D. Eisenhower AMC team, who won first place in the Team category for the RHC-A Best Leaders Competition held on Fort Stewart April 26-30. Soldiers compete for title of Best Leader Regional Health Command-Atlantic hosted the 2021 Best Leaders Competition at...

33 SAN DIEGO – A bottle of brake fluid and a bag of pool chlorine can stay harmless when stored safely in a garage. When you combine the two, the polyethylene glycol mixed with the calcium hypochlorite will seem quiet at first. Two minutes later, the chemical reaction of the two will ignite a spark, and an 8-foot flame will shoot in the air. This was one of the demonstrations taught by the FBI to Army Reserve Soldiers during Guardian Shield at Marine Corps Air Station (MCAS...

Posted on Monday, April 26, 2021 at 11:17 am The Secret Garden, which opened on April 1 at the corner of Hwy. 54 and Main Street in Vandalia, is owned and operated by Silvia McFadden and Cory McFadden. By Barry Dalton bdalton@vandalialeader.com A new flower shop, The Secret Garden, opened on April 1 at the intersection Main Street and Hwy 54 in Vandalia. Silvia McFadden, of Germany, and her husband, Cory McFadden, of Vandalia, are the owners. “I think they have a beautiful store,” sai...

6 In the 143rd Cyberspace Operations Squadron, Senior Master Sgt. Bill Farrer is known as “Stealth,” according the unit’s First Sergeant, Master Sgt. Wes Salinas. Farrer doesn’t seek the limelight, but he is “a man of action,” said Salinas. On April 10, Farrer retired from the Washington Air National Guard after more than 41 years of service. Farrer grew up on the north side of Spokane. His father was a technician in the Air National Guard in a Spokane unit, and Far...