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Obama, Bush Aides Dispute Trump Claim They Paid Little Attention to Families of War Dead

By Ken Bredemeier | VOA on Oct 18, 2017   Featured, National, National/World  

Obama, Bush Aides Dispute Trump Claim They Paid Little Attention to Families of War Dead

WASHINGTON — Aides to the last two U.S. presidents are sharply disputing claims by President Donald Trump that they paid little attention to the families of fallen U.S. military personnel to offer sympathy and pay tribute for their service. Trump claimed Monday that “if you look at President Obama and other presidents, most of them didn’t […]

US Military Confirms Death of Three Soldiers in Niger

By Carla Babb | VOA News on Oct 5, 2017   Featured, National/World, World  

US Military Confirms Death of Three Soldiers in Niger

PENTAGON —The U.S. military has confirmed three U.S. service members were killed and two others injured when a joint U.S.-Niger military patrol was attacked Wednesday in southwestern Niger. A U.S. defense official confirmed to VOA Thursday that the soldiers killed in the attack were members of the U.S. Army’s special forces, also known as Green […]

Corps Begins Cleanup of Formerly Used Defense Site at Attu Island

By Dena O'Dell-USACE | Alaska District Public Affairs on Aug 8, 2016   Featured, Southwest Alaska, State  

Corps Begins Cleanup of Formerly Used Defense Site at Attu Island

ATTU ISLAND, Alaska – Against the backdrop of a crisp, blue sky and snow-scattered mountains, a bright orange excavator sharply claws at the earth near Massacre Bay. With each dip of its bucket, contaminated soil, tar and old, rusted diesel drums are unearthed from their decades-long resting place. Once a bustling active military site, the […]

Army Band Inspires, Educates through School Concerts

By Mary M. Rall | U.S. Alaska Public Affairs on Oct 19, 2015   Featured, Southwest Alaska  

Army Band Inspires, Educates through School Concerts

SITKA, Alaska – The 9th Army Band turned up the volume on their annual Alaska Day Festival participation Oct. 14-15 by adding performances at five Sitka schools to the community events the Soldiers traditionally support. “Each one of us has our own story, and each one of us wants to tell our story, and the […]

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