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Turkey: Is the West losing Turkey? Probably not
Date : Sun, 15 Nov 2009 18:24:25 PST Right Vision News November 12, 2009 Thursday Turkey: Is the West losing Turkey? Probably not Pakistan Pakistan, Nov. Comment?
Death in the Dark: How a training excercise turned deadly
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Click a thumbnail to view the full-size image. Buy Pilot photos here. Loading... Close Gallery The William E. Poole, a tug boat that collided with a NAVY inflatable boat and killed Seaman Freddie Porter Jr. Comment?
'Chef Academy' a tasty addition to Bravo's menu
Boston Herald TV Critic Mark Perigard is the TV critic for the Boston Herald. CHEF ACADEMY: B- Series premiere tonight at 11 on Bravo. Comment?
WWII airmen honored in Pasadena for contributions
Jerry Hodges, Jr. was just an Arkansas farm boy when he signed up in 1944 to join a group of pilots who would famously come to be known as America's first black military airmen. Comment?
Aerospace event to take off this week
The Warner Robins Chamber of Commerce will co-host its seventh annual Requirements Symposium this week, beginning Tuesday and ending Thursday afternoon. Comment?
Norfolk companies honored for work at Marine site
Two Norfolk firms were recognized last week for the design and construction of the Marine Corps' first LEED-certified building, according to a news release. Comment?
Schumacher wins 7th Top Fuel title
Tony Schumacher won his sixth straight and seventh overall Top Fuel championship on Sunday, beating Larry Dixon by two points in the closest season title race in NHRA history. Comment?
Former Videtters inducted into second Hall of Fame
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A A A Saturday night, student members of the Daily Vidette joined Vidette alumni to honor four new Hall of Fame inductees. Comment?
Suspected car bomb kills 3 near Pakistan air base
A suspected car bomb killed at least three people on Monday near a Pakistan air force base close to the northwestern city of Peshawar and the Afghan border, a government official said. Comment?
Man evades deputies by jumping into gulf
An investigation into suspicious activity has become a search and rescue mission involving the Okaloosa County Sheriff's Office , U.S. Coast Guard and the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation and Commission . Comment?
The violence at Fort Hood, President Obama told mourners last week, was "incomprehensible." The "twisted logic that led to the tragedy," he said, may be "too hard to comprehend." What exactly is so hard to comprehend? Fort Hood's Maj. Comment?
Navajo Code Talkers Honored in New York
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The elite Marine unit of Navajo soldiers whose cryptic code remained unbroken during World War II was honored at the annual Veterans' Day parade in New York City. Comment?
Tough upbringing inspired tribute to Horry's farm heritage
Needlepoint in a frame sums up Larry Paul's life philosophy: 'Work hard, be honest, and be a good neighbor.' On Saturday, ample evidence of his commitment to hard work and his neighbors was on display at the official opening of the L.W. Paul Living History Farm outside Conway. Comment?
Vets, jobs: challenges in a tough labor market
Vanessa Redford came out of the U.S. Marine Corps uncertain and unemployed. The economy was cooling, job opportunities were shrinking and while she tried school, it didn't feel right and she didn't finish, she said. Comment?
Schumacher wins 7th NHRA Top Fuel title
Courtesy NHRA Tony Schumacher pilots the U.S. Army Top Fuel dragster during a qualifying run for the NHRA Finals on Saturday at Auto Club Raceway in Pomona, Calif. Comment?
Soldier with Ky. ties witnessed Fort Hood shooting
In the U.S. Army, most days are far from typical. But for Staff Sgt. Kyle Puckett, Nov. Comment?
Q+A: In a first, an HIV vaccine works
For the first time ever, an AIDS vaccine protected people from infection with the human immunodeficency virus, lowering the risk of infection by about 30 percent over three years. Comment?
State Army National Guard deploys 700 to Mideast
Two units of the Connecticut Army National Guard are sending 700 soldiers to the Middle East in the largest single deployment of Connecticut guard members since the Korean War. Comment?
India's warships to remain with Lanka
COLOMBO: Sri Lanka is confident that there is no basis for recent Indian press reports that the government of India wants two warships which it had leased to Sri Lanka in 2007 on annually renewable contract returned. Comment?
Alleged Pakistani spy arrested in India
NEW DELHI: A Pakistani national allegedly involved in espionage activities has been arrested at the Indira Gandhi International Airport here by the Special Cell of the Delhi police. Comment?