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Many Soldiers Said To Battle Stress
Share + Nov 6, 2009 7:16 pm US/Eastern Reporting Jessica Kartalija FORT MEADE, Md.
Military, Docs Talk Hardships Of Soldier Support
At Fort Meade, they held a moment of silence on Friday for those who were killed and wounded during a mass shooting at Fort Hood in Texas on Thursday, and military officials said they're finding out how to better support soldiers and their families.
Agency Locating To Fort Meade To Hold Job Fair For College Students
One of the federal agencies that is relocating to Fort Meade next year as a result of BRACC is holding a job fair Saturday for college students and recent graduates.
Veterans Job Fair at Fort Meade
Wednesday's Veterans Job Fair at Fort Meade was open to non-veterans as well and was packed with job-seekers. Almost half of the 80 recruiting stations were seeking applicants with security clearance.
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In the 1970s and 1980s, he did engage commanding officers and fellow members of the think tank Task Force Delta in his dream of transforming the military into a holistic band of brothers.
Transportation Hearing in PG County
PRINCE GEORGE'S COUNTY, Md. - The Prince George's County Council is holding a hearing Monday night on the most sweeping overhaul of transportation planning in more than 25 years.
West County: Jessup hosts 'Everything under the Sun' bazaar
The Jessup Improvement Association will host its "Everything under the Sun Bazaar" from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday at the association's community hall at Wigley Avenue and Route 175.
Obama chooses NSA chief for cyber agency
President Barack Obama has tapped the head of the National Security Agency to head up the military's cybersecurity effort, potentially drawing hundreds of jobs to Fort George G. Meade in Anne Arundel County.
Who Should Have Been On GQ's Top 50 In DC
Since an Atlantic editor, Bob Cohn, was included in Gentleman's Quarterly's list of the 50 Most Powerful People in Washington, D.C. , it would be churlish of this column to criticize the lad mag for getting it all wrong.
State drops Meade cleanup lawsuit
The state has dropped an environmental lawsuit against the Army, acknowledging that cleanup plans for Fort George G. Meade are finally adequate.
Arunel voted for slots -- not slots at the mall
Your editorial on Oct. 20 castigating the Anne Arundel County Council for delaying action on a casino at Arundel Mills was obviously written by a non-county resident.
Alexander nominated to lead Cyber Command
Army Lt. Gen. Keith Alexander has been nominated for promotion to the rank of four-star general and also to the post of commander of the Defense Departmenta s new U.S. Cyber Command, DOD officials said Oct.
Caitlin Elizabeth Ann O'Neil-McKeown Serving in the United States Air Force
Caitlin also attended Piru Elementary and Fillmore Middle school. While growing up she was active in 4-H, FFA, Art Club and the Mentor Program.
GGP Proposal and My Thoughts on One Aspect GGP's Presentation
GGP presented their proposal for a Zoning Regulation Amendment and a General Plan Amendment to allow them to redevelop Downtown Columbia.
Army Reserve Soldiers Prepare for Deployment to Africa
Local members of the U.S. Army Reserve's 400th Military Police unit soon will head to Africa.
Army Private indicted as craigslist child pimp
Ft. Meade soldier indicted on prostitution charges: 23-year-old Pfc. Craig Allen Corey II has been indicted in federal court for running a prostitution ring on such sites as craigslist.
Army dog handler appeals Abu Ghraib conviction
Lawyers for a former Army dog handler convicted of abusing detainees at Abu Ghraib prison in Iraq told the U.S. military's highest court Thursday that he was only following orders when he let his dog bark and lunge at prisoners.