Reds Opening Day: Flyover, first pitch, honorary captain and more to kick start the 2025 season
The boys of Cincinnati summers are back in action this week, as the Cincinnati Reds open their season Thursday against the San Francisco Giants.
When rank-and-file troops leak secrets, they often end up in the brig
Whether on purpose or inadvertent, disclosures of classified or sensitive information can cost troops their careers.
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Prince Henry Society to host Portuguese American of the Year Award Banquet on Apr. 1
He graduated from Taunton High School and enlisted in the United States Air Force at Lackland Air ... enforcement initiatives. He retired as Detective Sergeant after a career that spanned more ...
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Miami Valley Veterans Museum April coffee
In 2007, then Technical Sergeant (E-6 ... in Oakland City, Indiana. She retired from the United States Air Force in June, 2011. Her and her family then returned to her home in Troy, Ohio.
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City of Chetek Ward 1 incumbent, candidate faceoff in April 1 election
Primary is Tuesday, April 1. Locally, there is one race in particular that has piqued the community’s interest involving the ...
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Sri Lanka President outlines top indebted SOEs
Top contributors to the ASPI were Ceylinco Insurance (ended 5.7 percent weaker at 3108.50 rupees), LOLC Holdings (fell 1.3 to ...
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The alternative aviation magazine
There are 6-8 Crew Chiefs assigned to the aircraft, which is very unlike the rest of the Air Force, where 2-3 are typical ... This leads to most of us have, Hawg Bites. Everyone has a scar on their ...
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Veteran's Voice: Retired Air Force Colonel continues service by advocating for Nevada's women veterans
Channel 13's "Veteran's Voice" returns in March, honoring local veterans. And for Women's History Month, Retired Col. Argie ...
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Retired Air Force veteran receives custom-built home
VAN ALSTYNE, Texas (KTEN) - With support from the non-profit Helping a Hero, retired US Air Force TSgt. Leonard Anderson and his family are now settling into their new, 2,700 square-foot home.