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Soldiers Magazine

Monthly magazine provides news and information about Army operations and policies

Articles from Vol. 63, No. 12, December

Armed Forces Inaugural Committee: Servicemembers to Help Usher in New President
[ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] EVERY four years the United States elects a president, and each time, members of the armed forces have participated in the inaugural events. Military participation dates back to the inauguration of George Washington....
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Army Fields New Stability Ops Manual
The new Stability Operations manual, FM 3-07, was released to the field in October by the U.S. Army Training and Doctrine Command. "We recognize that in a contemporary operational environment in the 21st century, conventional military operations,...
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'Donut Dollies' at the DMZ
[ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] CHRISTMAS Eve 1969 was a cold and lonely holiday for a group of Soldiers on the Korean Peninsula. Instead of celebrating with families, they spent the night in their foxholes guarding the demilitarized zone between North...
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Fort Irwin Rock Art: Geoglyphs Reveal Land's Early History
AT first glance, California's Mojave Desert might seem barren and devoid of humanity. But look again, and you'll see what Luz Ramirez de Bryson sees. "The past and present all merge into one," said Ramirez, archaeologist and cultural resources...
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G-1 Pentagon Employees Remember Fallen
[ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] ONE survivor of the attack on the Pentagon said she couldn't cry for more than two years after the event--and today, it still seems unreal. "Why did this happen? It was so unnecessary for so many people to die," said...
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Holiday Stories: A Supporter's Perspective
MY family adopted Pfc. Michael Fields-Bradley. Michael is in Iraq and he is 27 years old. He was also trying to sign up one of his fellow Soldiers that he felt really needed some extra support. That touched my heart. I emailed him to ask for...
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Holiday Stories: Family Away from Family
WELL for some Soldiers it is easy to be out on your own and away from home, but for others it is a very trying time being deployed. There are so many things that are missed while you're away, especially when it's for 15 months. There are events...
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Holiday Stories: Small Thank
[ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] NOVEMBER 2006 changed me. Prior to then, I had been thankful for the American troops but not involved. But one fall day, I adopted a deployed Soldier and my involvement changed. Suddenly the sacrifices the Soldiers were...
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Holiday War Stories
VETERANS remember their experiences from some of the conflicts that helped safeguard America. Their stories are of combat and support roles, surprise attacks and camp life, holiday celebrations and day-to-day experiences in the Army from World War...
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Honoring Service Members: One Stitch at a Time
THEY can be symbols of patience, hope and worry, or of honor, grief and the ultimate sacrifice. They are service-star banners, which date back to World War I. Family members hang them in windows to honor loved ones serving or lost in combat--blue...
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President Dedicates Pentagon Memorial
PRESIDENT George W. Bush dedicated the Pentagon Memorial Sept. 11, saying the nation will never forget the sacrifice and heroism there following the terrorist attack seven years ago. "Pentagon employees ran into smoke-filled rooms to guide their...
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Providing Security for the Republican National Convention
LIKE the Democratic National Convention, the Republican National Convention in St. Paul, Minn., in September, was designated a National Special Security Event by the Department of Homeland Security, which means it was of heightened national interest...
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