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Coast to Coast honored by Department of Defense with Patriot Award - Vimarsana News

Coast to Coast honored by Department of Defense with Patriot Award

Leonard Witt, owner of Coast to Coast, a hardware store in Monett, was recently honored with a “Patriot” award in recognition of extraordinary support of its employees and family members

Army Performs Bridge-Building Exercise On MKARNS - The Waterways Journal - Vimarsana News

Army Performs Bridge-Building Exercise On MKARNS - The Waterways Journal

Elements of the U.S. Army performed a river assault and bridge-building exercise April 12 on the MKRNS near James Trimble Lock and Dam.

SDNG aviators and engineers work with Mt. Rushmore National Park Service to remove fallen debris - Vimarsana News

SDNG aviators and engineers work with Mt. Rushmore National Park Service to remove fallen debris

KEYSTONE — The South Dakota National Guard’s Army Aviation Support Facility and seven soldiers from the 109th Engineer Battalion partnered with the National Park Service to remove fallen trees and

It's Clean Up Time! SD National Guard teams up with Mt. Rushmore Park Service for debris removal - Vimarsana News

It's Clean Up Time! SD National Guard teams up with Mt. Rushmore Park Service for debris removal

KEYSTONE, S.D. - The South Dakota National Guard's Army Aviation Support Facility (AASF) and seven Soldiers from the 109th Engineer Battalion partnered with the National Park Service to remove fallen

SDNG, National Park Service partner to clean up around Mt. Rushmore - Vimarsana News

SDNG, National Park Service partner to clean up around Mt. Rushmore

South Dakota National Guard soldiers used a Blackhawk helicopter to help the National Park Service. But it wasn't a military exercise.

Source: sdpb.org