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Renaming 9 Confederate-honoring Army posts will cost $21M
The name changes should be completed by early 2024.
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Advocates seeking Purple Heart for soldier hurt during 2009 attack appeal to SCOTUS
The appeal to the Supreme Court — which has garnered support from two former Trump admin. officials — follows years of efforts by the late Staff Sgt. Joshua Berry’s family.
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1,200 Fort Bragg soldiers to be relocated from unlivable barracks
A recent inspection found “higher than normal moisture levels” — conditions ripe for mold — “and quality of life concerns.”
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Body of missing swimmer washes up at North Carolina Marine base
Two other bodies have washed up on the beach at Camp Lejeune, North Carolina, in the past 10 years.
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Renaming 9 Confederate-honoring Army posts will cost $21M
The name changes should be completed by early 2024.
-
Advocates seeking Purple Heart for soldier hurt during 2009 attack appeal to SCOTUS
The appeal to the Supreme Court — which has garnered support from two former Trump admin. officials — follows years of efforts by the late Staff Sgt. Joshua Berry’s family.
-
1,200 Fort Bragg soldiers to be relocated from unlivable barracks
A recent inspection found “higher than normal moisture levels” — conditions ripe for mold — “and quality of life concerns.”
-
Body of missing swimmer washes up at North Carolina Marine base
Two other bodies have washed up on the beach at Camp Lejeune, North Carolina, in the past 10 years.
-
Renaming 9 Confederate-honoring Army posts will cost $21M
The name changes should be completed by early 2024.
-
Advocates seeking Purple Heart for soldier hurt during 2009 attack appeal to SCOTUS
The appeal to the Supreme Court — which has garnered support from two former Trump admin. officials — follows years of efforts by the late Staff Sgt. Joshua Berry’s family.
-
1,200 Fort Bragg soldiers to be relocated from unlivable barracks
A recent inspection found “higher than normal moisture levels” — conditions ripe for mold — “and quality of life concerns.”
-
Body of missing swimmer washes up at North Carolina Marine base
Two other bodies have washed up on the beach at Camp Lejeune, North Carolina, in the past 10 years.
