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The former manager of a sister SRO says sprinklers and alarms should have been working if company policy was followed.

In late 2019, an explosion rumbled across a remote vista in Somalia, disturbing the low brush and red-brown dirt surrounding a lonely American airfield. It rattled the bolts of the decades-old base and buckled the knees of the National Guard soldiers tasked with defending it. Capt. London Nagai – the commander of the unit – and his Charlie Troopers knew the attack was coming.

Beginning Tuesday, veterans with "bad paper" discharges or above who served more than 24 months, were sexually assaulted or harassed during service, or supported combat operations will be eligible.

Fires are causing millions in damage to businesses each year. That’s why many businesses are choosing to invest in Fire Watch Security – here’s why that’s a good investment.

When the red telephone began to ring, Col. Harry Shoup feared the worst. It was 1955, at the height of the Cold War, and Shoup was in the operations center of the Continental Air Defense Command in Colorado. CONAD, as it was known then, stood as the early warning system for a Soviet attack. So the ringing of the red telephone never meant anything good.