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Under Armour’s new ‘foot ATVs’ combine a slew of brands
Under Armour unveiled its new line of light hiking “Fat Tire” boots on opening day of Outdoor Retailer Winter Market.
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Civil Air Patrol major selected for Mrs. United States pageant
Civil Air Patrol Maj. Jaimie L Henson entered the Mrs. United States National Pageant on a whim, hoping it would give her a platform to tell people about the Civil Air Patrol and the benefits of volunteerism.
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Michael Bay apologizes, will cut B-52 crash from film
Film producer Michael Bay on Wednesday apologized for the inclusion of footage of a B-52 crash in a new movie, and said he has asked Paramount Pictures to remove the shot.
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For the Troops, Inc. donates saucy profits to military charities
The request made Stan McQuiston’s blue eyes bulge. There, in his company’s inbox, sat an order from a soldier deployed to the Middle East. He was flabbergasted.
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World War I battle sites 100 years later
Seasons bring constant changes to the ruins of World War I battlefields in Belgium and France.
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‘Wave Season’ sets sales with new cruise bargains
When Lisa Anciaux booked a big cruise trip for a group of Puget Sound-based submarine crews a few years ago, she knew this was the time of year to do it. Industry insiders even have name for it: Wave Season.
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Using Wingman Toolkit as a fitness tool
The Air Force health chief wants airmen in the ‘fit to fight’ spirit. One tool he is promoting to help airmen get there is the Wingman Toolkit app and website.
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New clues reveal Battle of New Orleans’ pivotal nature
New historical research is shedding light on the pivotal nature of the Battle of New Orleans.
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New app helps travelers plan border crossings
People entering the United States from Canada or Mexico have a new tool to avoid long waits at the border.
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Matthew Franjola, AP reporter in Vietnam, dies
A reporter and photographer for AP who was among the last Americans in Saigon as it fell to the North Vietnamese in 1975, has died. He was 72.
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Under Armour’s new ‘foot ATVs’ combine a slew of brands
Under Armour unveiled its new line of light hiking “Fat Tire” boots on opening day of Outdoor Retailer Winter Market.
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Civil Air Patrol major selected for Mrs. United States pageant
Civil Air Patrol Maj. Jaimie L Henson entered the Mrs. United States National Pageant on a whim, hoping it would give her a platform to tell people about the Civil Air Patrol and the benefits of volunteerism.
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Michael Bay apologizes, will cut B-52 crash from film
Film producer Michael Bay on Wednesday apologized for the inclusion of footage of a B-52 crash in a new movie, and said he has asked Paramount Pictures to remove the shot.
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For the Troops, Inc. donates saucy profits to military charities
The request made Stan McQuiston’s blue eyes bulge. There, in his company’s inbox, sat an order from a soldier deployed to the Middle East. He was flabbergasted.
-
World War I battle sites 100 years later
Seasons bring constant changes to the ruins of World War I battlefields in Belgium and France.
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‘Wave Season’ sets sales with new cruise bargains
When Lisa Anciaux booked a big cruise trip for a group of Puget Sound-based submarine crews a few years ago, she knew this was the time of year to do it. Industry insiders even have name for it: Wave Season.
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Using Wingman Toolkit as a fitness tool
The Air Force health chief wants airmen in the ‘fit to fight’ spirit. One tool he is promoting to help airmen get there is the Wingman Toolkit app and website.
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New clues reveal Battle of New Orleans’ pivotal nature
New historical research is shedding light on the pivotal nature of the Battle of New Orleans.
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New app helps travelers plan border crossings
People entering the United States from Canada or Mexico have a new tool to avoid long waits at the border.
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Matthew Franjola, AP reporter in Vietnam, dies
A reporter and photographer for AP who was among the last Americans in Saigon as it fell to the North Vietnamese in 1975, has died. He was 72.
-
Under Armour’s new ‘foot ATVs’ combine a slew of brands
Under Armour unveiled its new line of light hiking “Fat Tire” boots on opening day of Outdoor Retailer Winter Market.
-
Civil Air Patrol major selected for Mrs. United States pageant
Civil Air Patrol Maj. Jaimie L Henson entered the Mrs. United States National Pageant on a whim, hoping it would give her a platform to tell people about the Civil Air Patrol and the benefits of volunteerism.
-
Michael Bay apologizes, will cut B-52 crash from film
Film producer Michael Bay on Wednesday apologized for the inclusion of footage of a B-52 crash in a new movie, and said he has asked Paramount Pictures to remove the shot.
-
For the Troops, Inc. donates saucy profits to military charities
The request made Stan McQuiston’s blue eyes bulge. There, in his company’s inbox, sat an order from a soldier deployed to the Middle East. He was flabbergasted.
-
World War I battle sites 100 years later
Seasons bring constant changes to the ruins of World War I battlefields in Belgium and France.
-
‘Wave Season’ sets sales with new cruise bargains
When Lisa Anciaux booked a big cruise trip for a group of Puget Sound-based submarine crews a few years ago, she knew this was the time of year to do it. Industry insiders even have name for it: Wave Season.
-
Using Wingman Toolkit as a fitness tool
The Air Force health chief wants airmen in the ‘fit to fight’ spirit. One tool he is promoting to help airmen get there is the Wingman Toolkit app and website.
-
New clues reveal Battle of New Orleans’ pivotal nature
New historical research is shedding light on the pivotal nature of the Battle of New Orleans.
-
New app helps travelers plan border crossings
People entering the United States from Canada or Mexico have a new tool to avoid long waits at the border.
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Matthew Franjola, AP reporter in Vietnam, dies
A reporter and photographer for AP who was among the last Americans in Saigon as it fell to the North Vietnamese in 1975, has died. He was 72.
