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CASA awarded for decade-long service to coastal Georgia Soldiers - Vimarsana News

CASA awarded for decade-long service to coastal Georgia Soldiers

Appointed by the Secretary of the Army, with no paycheck or benefits entitled to them, one couple dedicated their loyalty and service to the Fort Stewart and Hunter Army Airfield community for nearly a decade. “I did it for the pension,” joked Dr. William “Bill” Cathcart, retired Welcome to Our City (WTOC-TV) vice president and general manager.

Source: army.mil
SiO2 Materials Science Names Yves Steffen as Chief Executive Officer - Vimarsana News

SiO2 Materials Science Names Yves Steffen as Chief Executive Officer

SiO2 Materials Science today announced the Board of Directors has appointed Yves Steffen as CEO effective Aug. 1, 2022.  Yves brings very valuable customer

SiO2 Materials Science Names Yves Steffen as Chief - Vimarsana News

SiO2 Materials Science Names Yves Steffen as Chief

AUBURN, Ala., Sept. 01, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- SiO2 Materials Science today announced the Board of Directors has appointed Yves Steffen as CEO...

Jewish civic leader Robert Abrams talks about politics and empathy - Vimarsana News

Jewish civic leader Robert Abrams talks about politics and empathy

Robert Abrams: “If you can explain to your constituents what motivated you to vote that way ... even if they don’t agree with you, they’ll understand.”

U.S., South Korea to Resume Military Exercises - Vimarsana News

U.S., South Korea to Resume Military Exercises

Washington and Seoul are poised to resume large-scale combined military exercises for the first time in four years. Doing so will repair the degradation to allied deterrence and defense capabilities wrought by years of canceled or reduced military training. While the U.S. and South Korea constrained their militaries, North Korea continued its own military exercises, as well as developed and deployed numerous new missiles systems.