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Father gave and the ultimate sacrifice for all of us, but that your wife is now an army ranger, right? >> ranger -- yes. >> i'm sorry, i was trying to hard to get it right. she enlisted. look at her there in the picture. that's sarah blake morgan. she just enlisted in the u.s. army at age 32. she says it was inspired by your dad's sacrifice because he gave her belief in this country and a desire to serve. i mean, what is that like to watch? >> it's incredible. you know, to see her be brave enough to take on this, especially, you know, giving up her comfortable life. she's a journalist as well,...

Published August 3, 2021, 2:40 PM The Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP) paid tribute Monday, August 2, to a retiring military engineer who helped build emergency quarantine facilities for soldiers who got infected with the coronavirus disease (COVID-19). Brig. Gen. Lyndon Sollesta (right), commander of the Philippine Army’s 51st Engineering Brigade, is honored by Maj. Gen. William Ilagan, Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP) Chief Engineer, on August 2, 2021 in Camp Aguinaldo, Quezon City. (Photo courtesy of AFP Facebook Page) Brig. Gen. Lyndon Sollesta, commander of the Philippine Arm...

The news adviser: Recruits staff and runs the Candidate School, a semester-long training program for prospective reporters and future editors. Trains copy editors, beat editors, multi-media, digital and social media editors. Critiques content and all platform presentations. Advises on editorial strategies to grow audience. Advises current staff members. Promotes internship and employment opportunities. Employment terms This is a 10-month part-time position, July-April, at 20 hours per week. Benefits package includes health insurance and paid holidays. Salary range is $30,000-$40,000 based on ...

Thomas Erdmann, 84, concluded his earthly journey of love, adventure, and service to pass into eternal life Friday, May 28th. Our sadness and loss are immense, but outweighed by our

Maj. Tobbie Ingram was the first African American to hold several positions in the military. He wrote, 'The History of the Black Soldier.'