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Vietnam veterans honored and "welcomed home" in Montana - Vimarsana News

Vietnam veterans honored and "welcomed home" in Montana

The ceremony started off with a veteran’s honor walk around the capital ending with a ceremony at the POW MIA plaque.

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81st Anniversary of Four Chaplains Ceremony at Fort Harrison - Vimarsana News

81st Anniversary of Four Chaplains Ceremony at Fort Harrison

The 81st anniversary of the sacrifice of the four chaplains was on Saturday. Fort Harrison held a ceremony to honor their legacy.

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Helena's all-girl Scout troop produces first Eagle Scout - Vimarsana News

Helena's all-girl Scout troop produces first Eagle Scout

A young Helena woman became the first member of the all-girl Boy Scout Troop 217 to attain the rank of Eagle Scout.

Close Up: Donald Trump's impact on the Iowa caucuses, LGBTQ topics in Iowa schools - Vimarsana News

Close Up: Donald Trump's impact on the Iowa caucuses, LGBTQ topics in Iowa schools

On this episode of Close Up, we discuss the impact that charges against former president Donald Trump could have on the Iowa caucuses.

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Montana veteran who trained Army sled dogs receives congressional record commendation - Vimarsana News

Montana veteran who trained Army sled dogs receives congressional record commendation

By PHIL DRAKE | The Independent Record | Published: March 17, 2021 HELENA, Mont. (Tribune News Service) — David Armstrong sat through a small ceremony Tuesday in which he was presented with a congressional record commendation, when he gave a reaction that those who know him said was typical. "It's awfully nice, but I don't think it's necessary," the 100-year-old Armstrong said while sitting in a wheelchair in a nice lawn adjoining his home adjacent to the Archie Bray Foundation. "Anybody could do it." It's probably where he and the handful of people at the ceremony would disagree. Armst...