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Operation Grow works to help veterans overcome the barriers they face after military life. Through this program, Alabama Extension — in partnership with the Alabama Department of Agriculture and Industries

LOCAL COLUMN: Veterans — it's all about service - Vimarsana News

LOCAL COLUMN: Veterans — it's all about service

Saturday is Veterans Day — a day that has special meaning for me. It was my privilege to serve this country, and an honor to meet some special people along

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Military veterans in agriculture find support through Operation Grow

When David Keener retired after serving 21 years in the United States Army, he and his wife, Amber, left their life in Oahu, Hawaii, in search of a new place

Expanding multinational exercises key to countering China, says US Army Pacific commander - Vimarsana News

Expanding multinational exercises key to countering China, says US Army Pacific commander

China has created an arsenal that is primarily designed to defeat air and naval power through anti-access strategies, U.S. Army Pacific’s commander said, not to “find, fix and finish” the kind of mobile and distributed land forces that U.S. Army Pacific would deploy during a conflict in the region.

Helicopters drop water on Oahu wildfire for 2nd day, while some native koa and ohia trees burn - Vimarsana News

Helicopters drop water on Oahu wildfire for 2nd day, while some native koa and ohia trees burn

HONOLULU (AP) — A wildfire in Hawaii's Central Oahu has grown to cover more than a square mile (2.5 square kilometers) in a remote mountainous area and has burned native koa and ohia trees, officials said Tuesday. No structures or homes were threatened and no evacuations were ordered.

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