CT native is first Black female chef instructor at CIA
After winning Food Network's "Chopped" in 2015, Chef Roshara Sanders became the Culinary Institute of America's first Black female chef instructor.
Source: ctpost.com
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Searching for bombs in Iraq, 2005
Ramadi, Iraq, Dec. 27, 2005: Spc. Patrick Port, 25, of Gloversville, N.Y., uses a spotlight to search for roadside bombs during a route clearing mission in downtown Ramadi.
Source: stripes.com
Army test aims to determine how operating in high altitudes affects soldiers
The U.S. Army has to operate and fight in hostile environments in some of the world’s highest mountains. To find out how this affects soldiers and who may be better adapted to operate at high altitude, 41 soldiers from the 5th Engineer Battalion spent several days at Taos Ski Valley, hiking and living at 12,000 feet.
Source: stripes.com
Military veterans look back on 20 years of war in Afghanistan
Dustin Gray had already served three years in the Army when 19 Al Qaeda terrorists hijacked four airplanes, flying two into the twin towers of the World Trade Center in
Source: gazette.com