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Trump to Restore Names of Confederate Generals, Including Robert E. Lee, to Army Bases
Donald Trump · United States

Trump to Restore Names of Confederate Generals, Including Robert E. Lee, to Army Bases

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President Trump announced Tuesday that he will restore the names of Fort Robert E. Lee and six other military bases honoring Confederate generals. “For a little breaking news, we are also going to be restoring the names to Fort Pickett, Fort Hood, Fort Gordon, Fort Rucker, Fort Polk, Fort AP Hill and Fort Robert E Lee,” Trump said in a speech at Fort Bragg in North Carolina marking the US Army’s 250th anniversary.See the Story
D-Day veterans return to Normandy to mark 81st anniversary
World War II · Normandy

D-Day veterans return to Normandy to mark 81st anniversary

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Veterans gathered Friday in Normandy to mark the 81st anniversary of the D-Day landings — a pivotal moment of World War II that eventually led to the collapse of Adolf Hitler’s regime.See the Story
Veteran entrepreneurs honor 'Triple Nickles' through hip-hop infused military apparel company - Military Veterans - Military Families
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Veteran entrepreneurs honor 'Triple Nickles' through hip-hop infused military apparel company - Military Veterans - Military Families

When COVID-19 lockdowns began in 2020, Green Beret veteran Ruben Ayala felt the pinch. The owner of a successful vending machine company in San Antonio, Texas, Ayala’s revenues tanked when school campuses closed. Instead of letting that stymie his entrepreneurial spirit, he reconnected with three other Army veterans to create Triple Nikel, a hip-hop infused military apparel company.  “What we didn’t see in the marketplace was a clear representat…Read Article

Patriotic service, from one generation to the next - Military Life - Military Families

With more than 35 years of service — including holding the position of the Army’s 31st Vice Chief of Staff — Gen. Dick Cody and his wife, Vicki, understand military life: the pressure, the excitement, the community. Together (even while enduring countless nights apart), they grounded each other during war and peace, supported the military families in their units and raised two boys.   When Dick graduated in 1972 from the United States Military A…Fort Campbell · Fort CampbellRead Article

The military family's guide to roadtripping during a PCS move - Military Relocation - Military Families

For my family, a PCS means the opportunity for a road trip.    In the thick of the COVID-19 pandemic, a PCS from Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri, to Las Vegas, Nevada, sent us on a Route 66 adventure that still holds as one of the best road trips we’ve ever taken as a family. While the military gives us the destination, we turn the journey into something we can look forward to, and the memories are on our terms.    This guide can help turn a stressf…Pandemic · Las VegasRead Article

100-year-old veteran uses combat diaries to tell stories of World War II - History - Military Families

A soon-to-be centenarian is sharing the tales of the “Mighty Eighth” through the eyes of a teenage radio gunner’s experiences. Retired Tech. Sgt. James Lee Hutchinson is celebrating his 100th birthday on June 12, and with this milestone, the Army Air Forces (AAF) veteran is reflecting on his life missions — past and present. From combat operations and food drops in World War II to raising a family in Bedford, Indiana, Hutchinson has accomplished…World War II · BedfordRead Article

Parenting and finding joy as an expat in Indonesia - Military Life - Military Families

I have a vivid memory of myself in PCS purgatory. We were staying with family while waiting on my baby’s visa to be processed so we could get on a plane to Indonesia. I was a terrified new mom, bouncing on an exercise ball, rocking my colicky baby in a dark bathroom with the white noise of the running shower, praying she would go to sleep.   I feel so isolated in this experience, and I’m in my own country, I thought. How am I ever going to survi…Jakarta, Indonesia · JakartaRead Article

Army spouse encourages others to ‘find joy in the uncontrollable’ through running - Fitness - Military Families

Army spouse Corrie Reeter is training for Pikes Peak Ascent, a 13.3-mile race with more than 7,800 feet of elevation gain from the base of Pikes Peak in Manitou, Colorado, to the mountain’s summit. Meanwhile, her logistics officer husband is deployed and likely will be until after the September race. That means intense training while solo parenting their two young boys. Reeter says she’s up for the challenge and hopes to encourage fellow militar…Colorado Springs · Colorado SpringsRead Article

Military spouse, cost of living spur base to offer pantry support - Military Life - Military Families

The price for year-round sunshine is steep for those stationed at Los Angeles Air Force Base (LA AFB). For many military families, support is crucial. LA AFB is not an easy base for military members or its civilian support staff to live in because the cost of living is high in all aspects of basic necessities. One military spouse —new to the base— recently saw the need for immediate and accessible food support. Having seen the success of a pop-u…Los Angeles, California · Los AngelesRead Article

Country singer Matt Rogers brings awareness to veteran suicide through music - Military Life - Military Families

When country singer Matt Rogers learned that his childhood friend retired Sgt. Maj. Cory Moore had died by suicide, he mourned the way he knew best: through music. A Georgia native, Moore was a Georgia Military College graduate and a veteran of both the Marine Corps and the Army. The dedicated father and stepfather loved fishing with his children, a favorite pastime carried over from his childhood. As a boy, Moore had a close circle of friends, …Nashville · NashvilleRead Article

Pentagon Budget for Personnel Moves Could Be Cut in Half by 2030

75% Center coverage: 4 sources
The Pentagon on Wednesday announced defense officials are developing proposals that cut permanent change of station budgets in half by fiscal 2030, while also reducing the frequency of personnel moves.Pentagon · United StatesSee the Story

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