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Winning tactics in our cruise contest — enter by Friday
Join the Military Waypoint beta test to win a Caribbean getaway cruise
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This Christmas story comes from the Civil War
Fifty-seven-year-old poet Henry Wadsworth Longfellow wrote to a friend in 1863: “I have been through a great deal of trouble and anxiety.”
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Marine vet changes his name to Darth Vader
For most of his 43 years, he was known as Eric Welch. But last year, this Star Wars fan legally changed his name to match the Sith Lord and became Darth Vader.
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Australia, Japan, U.S. drop food, toys on Pacific islands
Australian, Japanese and U.S. air force planes are dropping food and toys on remote atolls in the Pacific as part of the U.S. military’s longest-running humanitarian relief mission.
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3 travel ideas from Waypoint — contest ends Dec. 25
New Military Waypoint members are giving us some great travel ideas in hopes of winning one of three cruises — and to help launch this exclusive online community for military travelers. Read on to see what they’re posting, and go to MilitaryTimes.
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‘Bass Boss’ is a veteran, inspired troops to join the sport
Most bass anglers today probably wouldn’t recall when the black bass was considered a second-class citizen and tournaments, if any, were usually local, small-money events.
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Ohio researchers to study military marriages and counseling
FAIRBORN, Ohio — Researchers at Wright State University in southwestern Ohio have received nearly $900,000 to observe about 250 U.S. Air Force couples who have been in a committed relationship for at least six months.
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Restoring the Alamo — experts’ delicate mission
Centuries of rainfall and punishing Texas sunshine are slowly doing what cannon fire and barrages of Mexican bullets couldn’t back in 1836 — disintegrating the Alamo.
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Actress Maureen O’Hara to be buried at Arlington National Cemetery with airman husband
Also known as Maureen FitzSimons Blair, O’Hara was married to U.S. Air Force Brig. Gen. Charles Blair from 1968 until his death in a plane crash a decade later.
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Give us travel ideas and win one of three cruises-for-two
If there’s one thing the military community knows better than most, it’s how to travel.
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Winning tactics in our cruise contest — enter by Friday
Join the Military Waypoint beta test to win a Caribbean getaway cruise
-
This Christmas story comes from the Civil War
Fifty-seven-year-old poet Henry Wadsworth Longfellow wrote to a friend in 1863: “I have been through a great deal of trouble and anxiety.”
-
Marine vet changes his name to Darth Vader
For most of his 43 years, he was known as Eric Welch. But last year, this Star Wars fan legally changed his name to match the Sith Lord and became Darth Vader.
-
Australia, Japan, U.S. drop food, toys on Pacific islands
Australian, Japanese and U.S. air force planes are dropping food and toys on remote atolls in the Pacific as part of the U.S. military’s longest-running humanitarian relief mission.
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3 travel ideas from Waypoint — contest ends Dec. 25
New Military Waypoint members are giving us some great travel ideas in hopes of winning one of three cruises — and to help launch this exclusive online community for military travelers. Read on to see what they’re posting, and go to MilitaryTimes.
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‘Bass Boss’ is a veteran, inspired troops to join the sport
Most bass anglers today probably wouldn’t recall when the black bass was considered a second-class citizen and tournaments, if any, were usually local, small-money events.
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Ohio researchers to study military marriages and counseling
FAIRBORN, Ohio — Researchers at Wright State University in southwestern Ohio have received nearly $900,000 to observe about 250 U.S. Air Force couples who have been in a committed relationship for at least six months.
-
Restoring the Alamo — experts’ delicate mission
Centuries of rainfall and punishing Texas sunshine are slowly doing what cannon fire and barrages of Mexican bullets couldn’t back in 1836 — disintegrating the Alamo.
-
Actress Maureen O’Hara to be buried at Arlington National Cemetery with airman husband
Also known as Maureen FitzSimons Blair, O’Hara was married to U.S. Air Force Brig. Gen. Charles Blair from 1968 until his death in a plane crash a decade later.
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Give us travel ideas and win one of three cruises-for-two
If there’s one thing the military community knows better than most, it’s how to travel.
-
Winning tactics in our cruise contest — enter by Friday
Join the Military Waypoint beta test to win a Caribbean getaway cruise
-
This Christmas story comes from the Civil War
Fifty-seven-year-old poet Henry Wadsworth Longfellow wrote to a friend in 1863: “I have been through a great deal of trouble and anxiety.”
-
Marine vet changes his name to Darth Vader
For most of his 43 years, he was known as Eric Welch. But last year, this Star Wars fan legally changed his name to match the Sith Lord and became Darth Vader.
-
Australia, Japan, U.S. drop food, toys on Pacific islands
Australian, Japanese and U.S. air force planes are dropping food and toys on remote atolls in the Pacific as part of the U.S. military’s longest-running humanitarian relief mission.
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3 travel ideas from Waypoint — contest ends Dec. 25
New Military Waypoint members are giving us some great travel ideas in hopes of winning one of three cruises — and to help launch this exclusive online community for military travelers. Read on to see what they’re posting, and go to MilitaryTimes.
-
‘Bass Boss’ is a veteran, inspired troops to join the sport
Most bass anglers today probably wouldn’t recall when the black bass was considered a second-class citizen and tournaments, if any, were usually local, small-money events.
-
Ohio researchers to study military marriages and counseling
FAIRBORN, Ohio — Researchers at Wright State University in southwestern Ohio have received nearly $900,000 to observe about 250 U.S. Air Force couples who have been in a committed relationship for at least six months.
-
Restoring the Alamo — experts’ delicate mission
Centuries of rainfall and punishing Texas sunshine are slowly doing what cannon fire and barrages of Mexican bullets couldn’t back in 1836 — disintegrating the Alamo.
-
Actress Maureen O’Hara to be buried at Arlington National Cemetery with airman husband
Also known as Maureen FitzSimons Blair, O’Hara was married to U.S. Air Force Brig. Gen. Charles Blair from 1968 until his death in a plane crash a decade later.
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Give us travel ideas and win one of three cruises-for-two
If there’s one thing the military community knows better than most, it’s how to travel.
