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Memorial Day is for resolve, memories
Hinesville American Legion Post Commander Roy Owens, left, presents a plaque to Maj.
New command sergeant major welcomed to YPG
Command Sgt. Maj. Keith West accepts the YPG flag signifying his new position from YPG Commander Col.
Liberty Ranks In Manufacturing
Tradeport East is one half of a 5,300-acre industrial park that helped Liberty County make a list of the top places in the South for manufacturing operations.
Renew Stewart/Hunter fishing permits online
Those who hold recreation, hunting or fishing permits for use at Fort Stewart or Hunter Army Airfield can renew them online starting June 4. The online service is only applicable for permit renewals.
Veterans in Bay Area reflect on day
In its younger years, before it became better known as the unofficial start to barbecue season, Memorial Day was a day of remembrance.
Memorial Day Observed in Toombs Co
May 28-- Eighty-two citizen-soldiers from Toombs County gave their lives defending our country.
Memorial Day Ceremonies Held Across Georgia
All around Georgia, flags were lowered and memorial services were held to honor those who have served in the military.
The Case for Bringing Back the Draft
U.S. troops with the Third Infantry Division Headquarters await President Barack Obama and First Lady Michelle Obama at Fort Stewart in Hinesville, Georgia, April 27, 2012 Charles Rangel of New York has been in the news for two reasons in recent years.
That's the sacred area at Fort Stewart, home of the Army's 3rd Infantry Division, where each tree represents a 3rd ID soldier who made the ultimate sacrifice.
Memorial Day ceremonies in area Monday
The last Monday in May is set aside by our nation to honor veterans who gave their all while defending the country.
Fort Stewart MPs return after year in Afghanistan
Fresh from a year in Afghanistan, the 19-year Army veteran hugged each of his three children one at a time before settling into a long embrace with his wife Mashalla.
Dr. Clarke joins staff of Effingham Family Medicine
Effingham Health System announces that Suzanne Clarke, board-certified in family medicine, has joined the practitioners of Effingham Family Medicine.
David_Halperin: House GOP Effort to Please Subprime College Donors Completely Backfires
Standing before soldiers at Fort Stewart, Georgia, last month, President Obama signed anA executive order A to protect U.S. troops, veterans and their families from predatory abuses by some for-profit colleges.
3rd Heavy Brigade rededicates monument at infantry museum
Five days before the nation observes Memorial Day and weeks before deploying to Kuwait, the 3rd Heavy Brigade Combat Team, 3rd Infantry Division at Fort Benning rededicated a monument Wednesday at the National Infantry Museum & Soldier Center.
Chamber of Commerce hosts Military Appreciation Luncheon
Savannah Area Chamber of Commerce hosted their Military Appreciation Luncheon Wednesday at the Westin Resort in Savannah.
There have been a number of motorcycle accidents in the news over the past year and some have involved soldiers.
At War Blog: Female Sergeant Major Claims Gender Discrimination
A retired command sergeant major has come forward to say that she was the victim of gender discrimination by her superiors while she was commandant of the 3rd Infantry Division's academy for noncommissioned officers at Fort Stewart, Ga., in 2006.
It's celebration time in honor of the Murrays
A time of celebration is in the air. It's nice to show appreciation, and members of the Fellowship of Love Church of God in Christ in Allenhurst are doing just that.
Report: Veterans Go to College But Face Challenges
The post-9/11 G.I. Bill provides tuition, a housing allowance, and book stipend for veterans to attend college.
Garrison commander: Army retaining best only
Part of the Army's plan to reduce its active duty force from 570,000 to 490,000 includes new re-enlistment guidelines that tell commanders to keep only the best soldiers, said Col.