Camp Edwards News

World War II veteran John Cakouros waves to people lining the parade route on July 4 during Bath Heritage Days, where he rode in a Jeep driven by his son, Craig Cakouros.

In the woods, just a couple of miles from an active military encampment, song birds announce last call.

CARRABELLE - Mary Britz was a Navy nurse in San Diego during World War II. She spent two years taking care of soldiers wounded in battles throughout the Pacific.

Michael Silva, a Gloucester High School graduate of 1979, issued a challenge yesterday to veterans and their friends and family as he spoke at Rockport's Memorial Day service.

Split-Op is the program that allows students to attend basic training between their junior and senior years at high school, return to school to complete their diploma work, and then ship out in early July following graduation for their AIT for the Massachusetts National Guard.

The Massachusetts National Guard is getting $8.4 million in federal stimulus money to upgrade the facilities at Camp Edwards.

Norman William Sabel, age 92, of W3233 County Trunk Y, Lomira, WI, passed away on April 18, 2009, at St.

They were meant to serve the massive soldier city built at Camp Edwards in the ramp-up to World War II.

Staff Sgt. C.L. Thackston and Mary Elizabeth Overy were married in a tiny white chapel at Camp Edwards in the fall of 1943.

George Washington, commander of the Continental Army and the first president of the United States, is the father of our country.

Dr. Anthony J. Sanginario, 83, of 300 Greeley St., died Monday, Feb. 2, in Bolton Manor Nursing and Rehabilitation Center, Marlboro, after an illness.

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EPA has approved a second pilot program for the Massachusetts National Guard to further evaluate a lead bullet capture system on two additional small arms ranges, and has also extended the duration of the ...

AS THE FILAMENT in an incandescent light bulb, tungsten can illuminate a room, but it hasn't been spotlighted as an environmental contaminant in the same way that lead or mercury has.

John Hamblet, showing a page from his war journal, was stationed in the town of Le Chambon, France, during World War II, but only found out recently that the town refused to turn over Jews to Nazis during the ...

Commissioned a Marine second lieutenant, John Sullivan, son of Mr. and Mrs. Francis Sullivan of 47 Summer St., is now enrolled in the nine-month officers' basic course at Quantico, Va., where he is undergoing ...

A small boat rescues a USS West Virginia crew member from the water after the Japanese bombing of Pearl Harbor on Dec.