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Military News
Arizonans celebrate military families on Gold Star Mother’s and Family’s Day
Texas News
In a rare move, a Texas veteran who was deported years ago was allowed back home. Now he’s a U.S. citizen.
Frank De La Cruz went to war with the U.S. Navy & came home with a drinking problem. Then he was arrested for DWI, and the government kicked him out of the country.
Nation World
US Space Force deploys to vast new frontier: Arabian Desert
The new military branch, pushed by President Donald Trump, has provoked skepticism in Congress and satire on Netflix.
Local News
Bill honoring Vanessa Guillen introduced in Washington D.C. Wednesday
"The IamVanessaGuillen Bill is a BiPartisan Bill. It is NOT a political issue, it’s a human rights issue," Guillen family attorney Natalie Khawam wrote.
Local News
Oldest living WWII Veteran turns 111 this Saturday in New Orleans home
When asked the secret to such a long life, his answer is simple: "Just serve God and be nice to people."
Nation World
Philippines deports US Marine in transgender killing
Lance Cpl. Joseph Scott Pemberton was convicted of murdering Jennifer Laude in 2014 in a motel northwest of Manila after finding out that she was transgender.
Nation World
General says US cutting troops in Iraq to 3,000 this month
In July, the top U.S. general for the Middle East said he believed the U.S. will keep a smaller but enduring presence in the country.
Coronavirus
Veterans service group halls with bars may reopen, but must follow new TABC guidelines
VFW halls and similar facilities with bars may reopen if they follow certain new rules provided by TABC.
Deep Dive
'Whatever the mission needs' | What military presence did for one Texas hospital battling a surge in coronavirus patients
Military service men and women from across the nation joined a task force dedicated to treat COVID-19 patients in Texas.
Nation World
Soldier to receive Medal of Honor for Iraq hostage rescue
Last week, Defense Secretary Mark Esper endorsed the Medal of Honor for a different soldier, Army Sgt. 1st Class Alwyn C. Cashe, for his 2005 actions in Iraq.
Military News
Q&A: Texas Senate Hispanic Caucus calling for congressional investigation into Fort Hood deaths
At least nine people stationed at Fort Hood have died this year.
Military News
The Texas Senate Hispanic Caucus wants an investigation into Fort Hood. At least nine soldiers stationed there have been found dead this year.
The body of Sgt. Elder Fernandes was found Tuesday in Temple, about 30 miles from the base, roughly a week after he was reported missing.
Texas News
In a rare move, a Texas veteran who was deported years ago was allowed back home. Now he’s a U.S. citizen.
Frank De La Cruz went to war with the U.S. Navy & came home with a drinking problem. Then he was arrested for DWI, and the government kicked him out of the country.
Nation World
US Space Force deploys to vast new frontier: Arabian Desert
The new military branch, pushed by President Donald Trump, has provoked skepticism in Congress and satire on Netflix.
Local News
Bill honoring Vanessa Guillen introduced in Washington D.C. Wednesday
"The IamVanessaGuillen Bill is a BiPartisan Bill. It is NOT a political issue, it’s a human rights issue," Guillen family attorney Natalie Khawam wrote.
Local News
Oldest living WWII Veteran turns 111 this Saturday in New Orleans home
When asked the secret to such a long life, his answer is simple: "Just serve God and be nice to people."
Nation World
Philippines deports US Marine in transgender killing
Lance Cpl. Joseph Scott Pemberton was convicted of murdering Jennifer Laude in 2014 in a motel northwest of Manila after finding out that she was transgender.
Nation World
General says US cutting troops in Iraq to 3,000 this month
In July, the top U.S. general for the Middle East said he believed the U.S. will keep a smaller but enduring presence in the country.
Coronavirus
Veterans service group halls with bars may reopen, but must follow new TABC guidelines
VFW halls and similar facilities with bars may reopen if they follow certain new rules provided by TABC.
Deep Dive
'Whatever the mission needs' | What military presence did for one Texas hospital battling a surge in coronavirus patients
Military service men and women from across the nation joined a task force dedicated to treat COVID-19 patients in Texas.
Nation World
Soldier to receive Medal of Honor for Iraq hostage rescue
Last week, Defense Secretary Mark Esper endorsed the Medal of Honor for a different soldier, Army Sgt. 1st Class Alwyn C. Cashe, for his 2005 actions in Iraq.
Military News
Q&A: Texas Senate Hispanic Caucus calling for congressional investigation into Fort Hood deaths
At least nine people stationed at Fort Hood have died this year.
Military News
The Texas Senate Hispanic Caucus wants an investigation into Fort Hood. At least nine soldiers stationed there have been found dead this year.
The body of Sgt. Elder Fernandes was found Tuesday in Temple, about 30 miles from the base, roughly a week after he was reported missing.
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