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Help ID car prowlers seen stealing military equipment from service memberâs vehicle
Washington s Most Wanted s David Rose has more
WANTED IN LACEY - Stealing from a service member of the military will never sit well with Washington s Most Wanted viewers, so for this case, an extra sense of pride for anyone who can help Lacey Police identify this pair of car prowlers.
Detectives say they stole thousands of dollars’ worth of valuables from several vehicles inside the parking garage of the Toscana Apartment Homes on Birdseye Ave. NE on Wednesday, April 21st at around 9:30pm.
Detectives say the suspects smashed a window out of a vehicle that belongs to a service member at Joint Base Lewis-McChord who had some of his gear stored inside. Military items. Some camouflage backpacks or rough packs. This is often gear that s issued to the soldiers, that soldiers will use in their job, or in the field, so this equipment is not only a loss to the individual soldier, but it s a loss
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Jennings man completes Special Forces training Thursday, May 6, 2021 10:28 AM
FORT JENNINGS On April 29, 2021 Staff Sergeant Andrew S. Kleman
graduated the Special Forces Qualification Course and earned his Green
Beret. Andy is the son of Terry and Judy Kleman, Fort Jennings.
Staff
Sergeant Kleman left the United States Air Force at the rank of Captain
in February 2018 in order to enlist in the Army in July of 2018. He
then completed One Station Unit training at Fort Benning, Georgia in
October of 2018. Next, he completed the US Army Airborne School in
November 2018. Subsequently, Andy moved to Fort Bragg, North Carolina to
attend the Special Forces Preparation and Conditioning course, which he
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email Some US Military Bases Begin to Loosen Mask Rules
As some states drop COVID restrictions, commanders from coast to coast are attempting to walk a safe line.
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U.S. Marines at Camp Lejeune, in North Carolina, no longer have to wear masks inside many buildings on base if they’re fully vaccinated including some gyms and most work facilities, a spokesman confirmed to
Defense One.
The change, which was approved by the commanding generals of II Marine Expeditionary Force and Marine Corps Installations East, marks a departure from the Defense Department’s February mask mandate, as well as Marine Corps rules for public areas.