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'Ready to serve': ROTC grads commissioned as officers - Vimarsana News

'Ready to serve': ROTC grads commissioned as officers

At a May 24 ceremony in Statler Auditorium, 21 graduating members of the Tri-Service Brigade received commissions as officers in the Army, Navy, Air Force, Marines and Space Force.

Papillion La Vista Navy JROTC inspection - Vimarsana News

Papillion La Vista Navy JROTC inspection

Papillion La Vista's Navy JROTC, with students from both high schools, underwent annual inspections at Papillion La Vista South, overseen by a Naval Station Great Lakes manager.

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To Win a War with China, the Military Should Embrace Digital Wargaming - Vimarsana News

To Win a War with China, the Military Should Embrace Digital Wargaming

The value of multi-domain educational learning from wargaming cannot be overstated.

Column: Pearl Harbor luncheon in Batavia focuses on need 'to continue to tell the stories' of those who served - Vimarsana News

Column: Pearl Harbor luncheon in Batavia focuses on need 'to continue to tell the stories' of those who served

It’s been a couple of years since any survivors of the sneak attack that thrust this country into World War II were around to be honored at the Pearl Harbor Day Luncheon held annually in the Fox Valley. Our last known survivor was Everett “Jim” Schlegel, who loved attending the December luncheon until he became too ill for the 2021 event. He died that same month, on New Year’s Eve. However, ...

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Two sailors face negligent homicide charge in overdose death of third sailor during Navy training - Vimarsana News

Two sailors face negligent homicide charge in overdose death of third sailor during Navy training

Two recent graduates of the Navy’s basic training have been charged with negligent homicide and each face a court-martial over allegations that they provided a lethal dose of fentanyl to a fellow sailor at Naval Station Great Lakes, Ill., and moved the body instead of calling for help, according to court records.