Driven from Afghanistan by the Taliban takeover, refugees in Maryland 'do our best to find our way'
Refugees from Afghanistan, rushed to the U.S. following the Taliban takeover, are working to build new lives in Maryland.
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Refugees from Afghanistan, rushed to the U.S. following the Taliban takeover, are working to build new lives in Maryland.
Refugees from Afghanistan, rushed to the U.S. following the Taliban takeover, are working to build new lives in Maryland.
As we approach the 20th year of military operations overseas in the Middle East, it is important to separate the warriors from the wars. Today — above all days — we must not forget those who did not come home.
NORFOLK The Virginia-class attack submarine USS John Warner (SSN 785), homeported at Naval Station Norfolk, continued a time-honored submarine tradition during its recent deployment. Sailors aboard John Warner created a submarine battle flag highlighting accomplishments they made throughout its deployment. The flag is comprised of patches stitched together, each one symbolizing an achievement or memory made. Command Master Chief Anthony Amato, John Warnerâs chief of the boat, spoke on the importance of exercising Navy traditions, customs and practices to preserve naval history. âIt ...