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ConVal: SMS principal retiring
South Meadow School Principal Dick Dunning, who will be retiring at the end of the school year, with, from left, SMS students Patrick LaRoche, Tim Burgess,Jacob Weidner and Jeremy McCall.
Federal budget cuts hit Fort Bragg Army hospital
NOVEMBER 10: U.S. Army soldiers stand together as they salute during the memorial service that U.S. President Barack Obama and first lady Michelle Obama attended in honor of the thirteen victims of the shooting rampage allegedly by U.S. Army Major Nidal Malik Hasan on November 10, 2009 in Fort Hood, Texas.
Search continues for missing Fort Bragg soldier
Crews are searching Saturday to find the now 24-year-old Army Medic. The search is coordinated by a Raleigh man who has been involved in other searches for missing people.
USASOC activates flight detachment
The U.S. Army Special Operations Aviation Command hosted an activation ceremony for the U.S. Army Special Operations Command Flight Company May 29th, at Simmons Army Airfield.
N.H. school to allow military sash at graduation
The school's administration announced last Friday afternoon that Skylar Anderson, 18, will be able to wear the sash over her graduation gown June 17 after the senior was told June 4 she could not, school spokesman Chip Underhill said.
Hunter AAF gets new garrison leadership team
Corey Dickstein/Savannah Morning News Lt. Col. Clarence Bowman III is handed the Hunter Army Airfield garrison colors Wednesday morning by Fort Stewart garrison command Col.
VA secretary praises UNC system's efforts for veterans
North Carolina's public universities are trying one of the most coordinated approaches in the country for drawing military veterans who've left the service into higher education, U.S. Veterans Affairs Secretary Eric Shinseki said Tuesday.
Bob McDonald was a 'Screaming Eagle'
PHOTO PROVIDED Bob McDonald was 18 when this picture was taken shortly after graduating from boot camp at Fort Leonard Wood, Mo.
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You can count on one thing: Every few years, Fort Bragg's federal workforce will be whittled away a bit more.
FBI File reveals bizarre paranoia of former high-ranking Cold War G-man
Former Special Agent Ted Gunderson suspected he would be "taken out" eventually.
Rochester Democrat and Chronicle
I read an opinion piece in last Sunday's New York Times that's been kicking around in my craw all week: Decisive as always, it's taken me most of the week to figure out where I come out on it.
House panel approves a military construction package for Fort Bragg
A key U.S. House committee has approved more than $202 million in military construction at Fort Bragg in 2014.
As soon as Master Sgt. Jennifer Loredo went into labor, she wondered if her husband, Staff Sgt.
the Bootleg Files: Bob Hope's High-Flying Birthday Extravaganza
In a 2003 interview with Richard Schickel, Woody Allen praised Bob Hope with uncommonly lavish language.
Soldier on Soldier Attacks Fast Facts
Here's a look at what you need to know about recent soldier on soldier attacks in the U.S. military.
Army generals deny outside pressure in sex case
Three U.S. Army generals took turns on a witness stand at Fort Bragg Tuesday during a pre-trial hearing for another general facing sexual assault allegations.
Military Vows to Curb Sexual Assaults
Lawmakers lined up top commanders from each branch of the military and demanded they stop the rash of sexual assaults.
Fort Bragg may cut 41 jobs from garrison workforce because of federal budget cuts
Fort Bragg might cut 41 jobs from its garrison workforce on Nov. 15 because of federal budget reductions, officials said Monday.
US Army general facing sex charges back in court
A U.S. Army general facing sexual assault charges is due back in court for a hearing on pre-trial motions.
Volunteering for war - but wondering why
At 92 years old, Leon Woodrow Kellum looks back on World War II and wonders how he is alive today.