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Vietnam veteran overcomes nation's scorn
A veteran of Vietnam, Sgt. Robert H. Wilgus knows what it is to be rejected. When he returned to the United States after war in Asia during the 1970s, Wilgus was not received warmly.
FReeper Canteen ~ Road Trip: Fort Rucker, Alabama ~ 29 MAY 2012
Fort Rucker is a U.S. Army post located mostly in Dale County, Alabama, United States.
Photo submitted Wilgus finds a moment of stillness in Vietnam in 1972.
A veteran of Vietnam, Sgt. Robert H. Wilgus knows what it is to be rejected. When he returned to the United States after war in Asia during the 1970s, Wilgus was not received warmly.
Army Focusing on Safety in June
FORT RUCKER, Ala. - June is National Safety Month, and senior Army Leaders are asking Soldiers at all levels to use this opportunity to reaffirm their commitment to safety.
Defense funds heading to Alabama
The Senate Armed Services Committed has completed its mark-up of the annual defense bill and Alabama's senior committee member Sen.
Fort Rucker holds annual memorial service
Lunch at 1 p.m. Ceremony at 2:15 p.m. Call 983-6604 for more information. - Sunset Memorial Park, 1700 Barrington Road, Dothan.
Order of Saint Michael Presented at U.S. Army Combat Readiness/Safety Center
Lt. Col. Phillip Martin, right, was inducted into the Order of Saint Michael, Bronze, in a ceremony May 11, 2012, at Fort Rucker, Ala.
Memorial Day Ceremony Set in Ozark
Chapter 94, Disabled American Veterans and Auxiliary in conjunction with the city of Ozark will host a Memorial Day Ceremony at Woodlawn Memory Gardens, 531 Hwy 231 in Ozark at 11 AM, 28 May.
Vietnam Veterans remembered at ceremony on Fort Rucker
Jerich, of Groveland, Calif., who served as an Army crew chief and door gunner on the Huey helicopter during the Vietnam War, joined more than 50 other veterans and their families at the ceremony.
Proposals change local districts
If the state legislature approves currently-proposed reapportionment maps, both the senate and house districts that include Covington County will be redrawn.
Brundidge may end dumpster fees
City Manager Britt Thomas reported that the city's redistricting map is being reviewed by the Justice Department.
Fort Rucker- Wiregrass AUSA chapter elects officers for 2012-2013
Wiregrass Chapter of the Association of the United States Army held its annual election of officers at a luncheon at the Daleville Cultural Center Monday.
Today the Wiregrass experienced a real patriotic treat as soldiers from all over the U.S. came together in song and dance.
Ozark woman pleads guilty to theft from Planet Bingo at Fort Rucker
Federal Court records indicate Kimberly Jane Thomas pleaded guilty on Wednesday to a 12-count felony indictment charging her with embezzling from the government and making false documents, which contained false information.
Ground breaking at U.S. Army Combat Readiness/Safety Center
Army officials and the civilian contractor broke ground May 3 for a $10 million dollar expansion at the U.S. Army Combat Readiness/Safety Center at Fort Rucker, Ala.
Sessions: budget cuts won't affect military
U.S. Sen. Jeff Sessions spoke before a packed Cutts Restaurant crowd in Enterprise Wednesday afternoon, and said he doesn't believe there will be a round of Base Realignment and Closure activities in the near future.
Motorcycle Safety Awareness Month at Ft Rucker
This May, our Army will observe Motorcycle Safety Awareness Month as part of the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration's national campaign to keep riders safe on our nation's highways.
Hope and Inspiration Tour stops at Fort Rucker
Race officials meet to showcase available racing and medical field opportunities Wednesday at Fort Rucker Automotive Skills Center during Hope and Inspiration Tour.
My Last Resort Training Offers Advanced Tactical Pistol Course
This month, free of charge, we will be conducting a Rape Prevention Seminar with some hand to hand training on Fort Rucker for all the wives of 1-212th Aviation Regiment.
Roby mindful of military funding
Citing potential excruciating cuts, U.S. Rep. Martha Roby told Enterprise Rotary Club members Tuesday that she and other Alabama politicians are fighting to keep the military in tact.