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Thursday, May 29, 2008

VA breaks ground for new Fisher House

Dignitaries, veterans, employees and volunteers gathered at the VA Medical Center in Washington, D.C.

Open-air festival celebrates nation, Soldiers

Praise music and prayers filled the air Saturday as hundreds spent a portion of the Memorial Day weekend worshipping God during an Open Air Faith Festival and Concert at Parade Field 1.

Drive offers chance to show patriotism

Tens of thousands of care packages will be packed and ready for shipping to servicemembers deployed to Iraq, Afghanistan and on ships at sea in time for Independence Day.

Gates supports enhanced GI Bill, cites retention issues with some proposals

Defense Secretary Robert M. Gates fully supports an enhanced GI Bill, but believes some measures being discussed on Capitol Hill would undermine the all-volunteer force by encouraging troops to leave too soon

‘Reset’ aims to standardize redeployment services

Army officials in Europe are working to develop a standard model to ensure all redeploying Soldiers and their families receive the same programs and services, regardless of their location.

DoD submits NSPS regulations to Federal Register

The DoD and the Office of Personnel Management have issued proposed joint regulations revising the National Security Personnel System, one of DoD’s human resources management systems.

NATO command extension in Afghanistan is not a done deal, spokesperson says

A Pentagon announcement May 21 that NATO command tours will be extended to a year was premature, DoD officials said May 22.

Arlington ‘Flags In’ tribute begins Memorial Day commemoration

More than 3,000 Soldiers, Sailors, Airmen and Marines officially kicked off the Memorial Day commemoration on the evening of May 22 as they placed 265,000 miniature flags at every grave at Arlington National Cemetery in Washington, D.C.

Gaming and combat simulation training in near future for military

The DoD is looking for ways to integrate a structured learning environment and gaming to train military members, a senior official said.

Fishing Through the Laundry

I was in the midst of getting Ronnie and Tommy ready for school when I heard a noise that demanded immediate attention. The load of clothes going round and round in my dryer didn’t sound “right.“

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