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Remembering Tuskegee Airman Thomas Ellis
It is with great sadness that we report on the 2nd of January, Thomas Ellis, one of six remaining Tuskegee airmen in San Antonio, passed away from a stroke.
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The last rocket pilot
Joe Engle flew everything from Super Sabres to the Space Shuttle, but it is as an X-15 pilot that he is perhaps best known.
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For 62nd year, NORAD takes calls from kids awaiting Santa
Hundreds of volunteers at an Air Force base in Colorado were answering questions on Sunday from eager children who wanted to know where Santa was on his Christmas Eve travels.
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What ever happened to the French Foreign Legion?
Conceived in fear and mistrust, this fighting force of unmanageable misfits and deserters survived, thrived and earned its country’s grudging respect.
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Pennsylvania town relocates Navy officer’s nightly ‘Taps’ rendition
Neighbors had complained about the noise after the lieutenant commander added loudspeakers to his nightly tribute.
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Turkeys deploy for troops’ Thanksgiving dinners
Turkeys, beef, eggnog, pies and more in store for deployed troops
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Newly discovered painting shows Washington’s wartime tent
The painting, an unsigned watercolor from 1782, was a panorama of an army encampment, and appeared to feature the only known wartime depiction of the tent George Washington used as his command center during the Revolutionary War.
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Former Green Beret Nate Boyer: Trump, Kaepernick should talk it out
A leading voice in the national anthem debate proposes a solution via another open letter.
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Camp’s outreach to military families with sick children leads Newman’s Own Award winners
Camp Sunshine will receive $50,000 out of the $200,000 awarded to military charities. Read about one Marine family’s experience with a nonprofit that’s ‘moving mountains.’
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Remembering Tuskegee Airman Thomas Ellis
It is with great sadness that we report on the 2nd of January, Thomas Ellis, one of six remaining Tuskegee airmen in San Antonio, passed away from a stroke.
-
The last rocket pilot
Joe Engle flew everything from Super Sabres to the Space Shuttle, but it is as an X-15 pilot that he is perhaps best known.
-
For 62nd year, NORAD takes calls from kids awaiting Santa
Hundreds of volunteers at an Air Force base in Colorado were answering questions on Sunday from eager children who wanted to know where Santa was on his Christmas Eve travels.
-
What ever happened to the French Foreign Legion?
Conceived in fear and mistrust, this fighting force of unmanageable misfits and deserters survived, thrived and earned its country’s grudging respect.
-
Pennsylvania town relocates Navy officer’s nightly ‘Taps’ rendition
Neighbors had complained about the noise after the lieutenant commander added loudspeakers to his nightly tribute.
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Turkeys deploy for troops’ Thanksgiving dinners
Turkeys, beef, eggnog, pies and more in store for deployed troops
-
Newly discovered painting shows Washington’s wartime tent
The painting, an unsigned watercolor from 1782, was a panorama of an army encampment, and appeared to feature the only known wartime depiction of the tent George Washington used as his command center during the Revolutionary War.
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Former Green Beret Nate Boyer: Trump, Kaepernick should talk it out
A leading voice in the national anthem debate proposes a solution via another open letter.
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Camp’s outreach to military families with sick children leads Newman’s Own Award winners
Camp Sunshine will receive $50,000 out of the $200,000 awarded to military charities. Read about one Marine family’s experience with a nonprofit that’s ‘moving mountains.’
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2017 Newman’s Own Awards: Dog Tag Bakery
A $37,500 grant will help pay for fellowship programs.
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Remembering Tuskegee Airman Thomas Ellis
It is with great sadness that we report on the 2nd of January, Thomas Ellis, one of six remaining Tuskegee airmen in San Antonio, passed away from a stroke.
-
The last rocket pilot
Joe Engle flew everything from Super Sabres to the Space Shuttle, but it is as an X-15 pilot that he is perhaps best known.
-
For 62nd year, NORAD takes calls from kids awaiting Santa
Hundreds of volunteers at an Air Force base in Colorado were answering questions on Sunday from eager children who wanted to know where Santa was on his Christmas Eve travels.
-
What ever happened to the French Foreign Legion?
Conceived in fear and mistrust, this fighting force of unmanageable misfits and deserters survived, thrived and earned its country’s grudging respect.
-
Pennsylvania town relocates Navy officer’s nightly ‘Taps’ rendition
Neighbors had complained about the noise after the lieutenant commander added loudspeakers to his nightly tribute.
-
Turkeys deploy for troops’ Thanksgiving dinners
Turkeys, beef, eggnog, pies and more in store for deployed troops
-
Newly discovered painting shows Washington’s wartime tent
The painting, an unsigned watercolor from 1782, was a panorama of an army encampment, and appeared to feature the only known wartime depiction of the tent George Washington used as his command center during the Revolutionary War.
-
Former Green Beret Nate Boyer: Trump, Kaepernick should talk it out
A leading voice in the national anthem debate proposes a solution via another open letter.
-
Camp’s outreach to military families with sick children leads Newman’s Own Award winners
Camp Sunshine will receive $50,000 out of the $200,000 awarded to military charities. Read about one Marine family’s experience with a nonprofit that’s ‘moving mountains.’
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2017 Newman’s Own Awards: Dog Tag Bakery
A $37,500 grant will help pay for fellowship programs.
