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ABERDEEN PROVING GROUND, Maryland — To provide cyber and electronic warfare environment visualization tools to maneuver forces, the Army recently provided the III Armored Corps, headquartered at Fort Hood, with

/PRNewswire/ -- Kreller Group, the globally recognized due diligence, trade compliance, and special investigations firm, today announced the appointment of...

SHADE GAP — When Shade Gap Volunteer Fire Company member Tanner Locke was asked by Huntingdon County Firemen’s Association President Scott Shaffer if his company would be interested In hosting

Army Continues Build Up of Integrated Tactical Network

“Lest we forget those who made the ultimate sacrifice to God and country.”

With red, white and blue, wreaths and words, Memorial Day will be observed in the Grand Valley with several public ceremonies.

A CBC News investigation found that though Sean Conlogue and at least one other person in Maine may have broken U.S. federal laws by helping the shooter obtain two of the guns he used during the April 2020 rampage, it is unlikely they will face charges.

Multiple people knew where the gunman stowed guns in the back of his pickup truck

The gunman who killed 22 people in April 2020 obtained some of the firearms he used in Maine and smuggled them into Canada. A CBC News investigation looks at how that happened and why people who knew the shooter may have violated U.S. laws.

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