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Troy Nehls demands answers from Army over revoked military award pin - Vimarsana News

Troy Nehls demands answers from Army over revoked military award pin

Nehls expressed his disagreement toward the revocation and demanded answers as to why his Combat Infantry Award was rescinded last year after receiving it more than a decade ago.

House GOP criticizes Nehls for wearing revoked military award- Washington Examiner - Vimarsana News

House GOP criticizes Nehls for wearing revoked military award- Washington Examiner

Records show the badge was later rescinded after his records were amended due to Rep. Troy Nehls's service as a civil affairs officer.

Ex-Cathedral of St. Helena music director composes symphony - Vimarsana News

Ex-Cathedral of St. Helena music director composes symphony

Former Cathedral of St. Helena music director Jason Phillips, a composer and combat veteran recently completed his dissertation composition, “A Soldier’s Symphony.”

Memorial Day Service Schedule - Vimarsana News

Memorial Day Service Schedule

BUCHANAN COUNTY – Memorial Day is Monday, May 27. Government offices, libraries, and some businesses will be closed to honor and in remembrance of those who have died in service

Fort Campbell lieutenant colonel arrested, charged with smuggling firearm parts from Russia, other countries - Vimarsana News

Fort Campbell lieutenant colonel arrested, charged with smuggling firearm parts from Russia, other countries

An Army lieutenant colonel assigned to Fort Campbell, Ky., was arrested Thursday on federal charges for importing firearms parts from Russia and other countries and dealing in firearms without a federal license to do so, according to the Justice Department.