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Tag Archives: D.C.
Gates, Mullen support overturning gay ban
Defense Secretary Robert Gates told Congress on Tuesday that he “fully supports” President Obama’s desire to repeal the law banning open military service by gays.Joint Chiefs Chairman Adm. Mike Mullen agreed, adding that he personally believes gays should be able … Continue reading
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Tagged Adm. Mike Mullen, Carl Levin, Chairman Adm. Mike Mullen, D.C., Europe, Gen. Carter Ham, General Counsel Jeh, Johnson, law, Mich., President Obama, Robert Gates, U.S., Washington
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AF hands out awards to 16 units
Sixteen units have been honored with 2008-09 Air Force Unit Awards. The winners are as follows:Gallant Unit Citation— 720th Special Tactics Group, Hurlburt Field, Fla. for the period of Jan. 1, 2006, to Dec. 31, 2007.Meritorious Unit Award— 4th Expeditionary … Continue reading
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Tagged air force weather, Base, D.C., Dec, Europe, Fla., Force Base, Germany, Ill., Md., N.M., Ramstein, Scott Air, Texas, United States, Washington
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Trijicon: No more Bible references on scopes
A company under fire for etching biblical references on rifle scopes used by the U.S. military said Thursday it will stop the practice, and offered to provide modification kits to the Pentagon to enable their removal on existing optics.Michigan-based Trijicon … Continue reading
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Tagged Afghanistan, Christian, D.C., God, Iraq, Jesus Christ, John, New Zealand, optical gunsight, Stephen Bindon, Trijicon, U.S., Washington
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2nd lt. overcomes severe combat wounds
One of 2nd Lt. Peter Sprenger’s goals in life is to lead soldiers in the 75th Ranger Regiment. He eventually wants to command a battalion and even a brigade.His goals are not unusual for a young officer candidate who has … Continue reading
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Tagged 2nd Lt. Peter Sprenger, 75th ranger regiment, Afghanistan, Col. Randy George, D.C., eye, Fort Campbell, Gen. David Petraeus, George, Iraq, Ky., northern Iraq, Peter, Walter Reed Army, Washington
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Report: Lax leadership led to Hormuz collision
The navigator was listening to his iPod during a critical evolution.Watchstanders were known to sleep on the job.Stereo speakers were rigged for music in the radio room.An informal atmosphere — along with crew complacency, a “weak” command and inferior submariner … Continue reading
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Tagged Adm. John Harvey, Ali, Bahrain, Cmdr. Ryan Brookhart, commander Rear Adm. Douglas McAneny, Conn., D.C., General Manual, Georgia, Groton, Hartford, Harvey, Hawaii, Judge Advocate, judge advocate general, New Orleans, Pacific, Stefan Prevot, submarine, the Persian Gulf, united arab emirates, Vice Adm. Jay Donnelly, Washington
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5th Bomb Wing CO is the latest to be fired
The commander of the 5th Bomb Wing at Minot Air Force Base, N.D., was fired Friday afternoon for loss of confidence in his ability to lead.Col. Joel S. Westa was the second wing commander at Minot to lose his job … Continue reading
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Tagged Air Base, Base, Col. Bruce Emig, Col. Bryan Bearden, Col. Christopher Ayers, Col. Douglas Cox, Col. Joel S, Col. John Roop, Col. John W, D.C., Fort Bragg, Guam, Korea, Maj. Gen. Floyd L, Maj. Gen. Ralph Jodice, Minot, minot air force, N.C., N.D, Washington, Wing
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CG: Sept. 11 training event ‘ill-advised’
A Coast Guard training exercise held on Sept. 11 was “ill-advised” on a day when Washingtonians were commemorating the loss of Pentagon employees in a terrorist attack eight years earlier, Vice Adm. R.J. Papp Jr. said in a report released … Continue reading
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Tagged Adm. Thad Allen, Atlantic, Baltimore, bang bang bang, Cmdr. Ron LaBrec, coast, D.C., Lt. Cmdr. Tony Russell, Potomac River, Read, Russell, Sector, Vice Adm. R.J. Papp Jr., Washington
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