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*Christopher James Scott, son of Celeste and Bernard Berkley of Lockwood, and Brian and Misty Scott of Apalachin, was promoted to Warrant Officer after completing WOCS training at Fort Rucker on Oct.
Malone sees largest turnout yet for Pecan Festival
The streets of downtown Malone were filled Saturday for the town's fifth annual Pecan Festival.
Veterans Day Ceremony honors those who served and are serving
Hundreds of people attended the annual City of Enterprise and Disabled American Veterans Chapter 9 Veterans Day Ceremony Wednesday to remember those who sacrificed for their country and those currently serving in the military.
Jack Fredenburg flew C-87 cargo planes across the treacherous route over the Himalayan Mountains, known as the Hump, to supply Allied forces in China during World War II.
What's Good in the Neighborhood: A Soldier's Story
"In 2005, I was involved in a serious motorcycle crash. I was hit from behind and run over," Major Clarence L. Carroll remembered.
Alabama native living near Fort Hood says today has been one of mourning, with life moving on
Alabama native Ellen Thornton, who lives near Fort Hood with her son Bradley and daughter Breanna.
The Fort Hood shooting death toll rises to 13
The death toll in the largest shooting on an American military base is now 13. Lt. Gen.
12 dead, 31 wounded in Ft. Hood shootings
The U.S. Army has closed its massive Army base at Fort Hood, Texas, after three suspects went on a shooting spree while on base.
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Rob Joyce, '00 Graduates Army Warrant Officer School
On October 28, Rob Joyce '00 graduated Army Warrant Officer School at Fort Rucker, Alabama.
Enterprise community support imperative, retired general says
Keeping Fort Rucker open is the top priority for the Friends of Fort Rucker, retired Brig.
Vector gets new Ft. Rucker contract
Andalusiaa s Vector Aerospace announced this week it has been awarded a subcontract to provide helicopter repair and maintenance services to Ft.
Fort Rucker honors Vietnam vet with Silver Star
A single event of "intense personal sacrifice" threatened the life of retired Command Sgt.
In Enterprise contractor explains how to do business with Rucker
To encourage and solicit new contractor sources was one of the reasons officials of Fort Rucker's Directorate of Contracting accepted Enterprise Mayor Kenneth Boswell's invitation to meet with local business people Wednesday afternoon.
Spokane soldier killed in Afghanistan
The Department of Defense confirmed the identities of seven American soldiers who died of wounds from a helicopter crash in Darreh-ye Bum, Afghanistan on October 26.
Public service was Patterson's life10/28/09 Retired Army general and...
Maj. Gen. Jim Patterson served on the Town Commission for 10 years. In 1987, Maj.
Army Troops Called in to Protect Billionaire Corruption
Posted By hyperbola 4 hours, 19 minutes ago in Business & Finance "We have to tolerate the inequality as a way to achieve greater prosperity and opportunity for all," says one Goldman Sachs adviser.
Soldier deploys to Iraq to help field laser defense system for Chinook helicopters
"My job is to embed with the aviation brigade to impart my experience in flight testing." "I've seen it work against real live missiles.
Obama: Iraq attacks attempt to derail progress
President Barack Obama says the worst attack in Iraq in more than two years shows "the hateful and destructive agenda" of those who want to slow progress in the country.
Army Review Finds That Use of Troops in Alabama Town Broke the Law
An Army investigation found that soldiers should not have been sent to man traffic stops in a small Alabama town after 11 people were killed in March during a shooting spree.
31 Stadiums, 1 RV, 3 Friends and a Fallen Heroa s Dream
In 2002, while training for the U.S. Army in Fort Rucker, Alabama, football enthusiasts Nathan Thompson and his friend Joe Lusk dreamed of traveling the United States in an RV during football season.
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