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A veteran battling cancer and his family were given a special tour of the National Mounted Warrior Museum May 30.

More than 550 students from Fort Hood and its surrounding communities learned more about environmentalism during the Fort Hood Earth Day event April 6 at the Mounted Warrior Museum.

A piece of Fort Hood history was donated to the installation on Jan. 9 by retired Brig. Gen. Bill Weber.

Col. Steven P. Carpenter, 1st Cavalry Division deputy commanding general of maneuver, was promoted to brigadier general at the Mounted Warrior Museum, June 30.