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Thursday, February 26, 2009

‘Military Saves Week’ to help troops cross financial hurdles

U.S. military members are affected by the global economic downturn, and the DoD is providing information and services to help troops and their families develop “good financial stewardship,” a senior Pentagon official said Feb. 19.

King’s Bay training facility prepares Trident submariners

Officers and enlisted members who serve aboard the U.S. Navy’s Trident strategic missile and guided-missile submarines are elite Sailors requiring specialized training and skills.

U.S., Poland sign special operations memo

Defense Secretary Robert M. Gates and Polish Defense Minister Bogdan Klich signed a memorandum of understanding Feb. 19 that will increase cooperation between the two countries’ special operations forces.

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Belvoir site for military movie premier

A made-for-television movie based on the real-life observations of a casualty escort was screened for more than 150 Soldiers, civilian and DoD support staff from Human Resource Command, Casualty and Mortuary Affairs, at Fort Belvoir’s Wood Theater Feb. 19.

Mortuary affairs Soldiers say HBO film realistic

About 150 mortuary affairs specialists from the Army Casualty and Mortuary Affairs Operation Center attended the premier of “Taking Chance,” a Home Box Office movie starring Kevin Bacon.

“Investing for Your future” begins at ACS

Times are tough, with newscasts full of stories about foreclosures, mortgages, interest rates, mass layoffs, investment fraud and excessive Wall Street bonuses.

Taekwondo Training

A flurry of action catches your eye, and, as you watch, you realize how the ritualized training of each step and thrust of fists are intended.

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