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The sun over texas will soon be going down before it does so. Let me show you something with one of our long lens cameras in a special position. This is a close up, a shot as you can get of the destroyed compound right in the middle of it. The fire is out. Some of the remains still smolder. Federal officials from president clinton right on down. Rightly or wrongly, well be feeling the heat for a long time about how the federal government handled this case. What it did when it did, it did it do t...

HopeWest, a leading nonprofit healthcare organization serving Colorado's Western Slope, is pleased to announce the appointment of Peter Schoomaker as its new Chief Financial Officer (CFO). Schoomaker succeeds former HopeWest CFO of 26-years, Sarah Walsh, who is transitioning into an accounting role. Schoomaker, a Colorado native with a strong background in finance and a

Fort Liberty renamed its last building and road after two Special Forces and Delta Force legends.

Despite the cancellation, the  RAH-66 program has been seen to have validated a number of aircraft systems and components from its two flight-test prototype aircraft. That is essentially all that the Army has to show for its $7 billion investment.

"Five times in the last 90 years, the United States has disarmed after a conflict: World War I, World War II, Korea, Vietnam and then the Cold War," testified Defense Secretary Robert Gates on Capitol Hill in March

LAURINBURG, N.C. – A retired Explosive Ordnance Disposal sergeant major, elite Special Forces operator and Army civilian led the charge to create the EOD companies that combat Weapons of Mass

The U.S. military has now made over 2 million individual deployments to Iraq and or Afghanistan. The preponderance, of course, has been our "ground-pounding" soldiers and Marines - many on multiple tours.

The Army has done much to adapt its programs to strategic realities, but ensuring its ability to support a protracted war against terrorism requires additional initiatives that are fiscallyprudent, preserve combat readiness, and promote furthertransformation. Congress should ensure adequate funding for Armyprograms, carefully weigh proposals for increasing force structure,and push for further reforms in military education.