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Students, veterans team up to preserve history

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Oklahoma Guard Soldiers aid responders in tornado’s wake

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Designated the Paul Cerjan Memorial Highway, northern New York's new I-781 connector road between I-81 and Fort Drum's north gate opened to traffic, Dec. 6, 2012. (U.S. Army photo by Steve Ghiringhelli)
15 January 2013

Highway to the Mountain

How the insights of one man left a timeless mark on Fort Drum, the 10th Mountain Division and northern New York’s “North Country.”

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7 September 2012

Need help? Support is a call, click or text away

The Military Crisis Line is staffed by caring, qualified responders from the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs, many of whom have served in the military themselves. They understand what service members have been through and the challenges members of the military and their loved ones face.

18 June 2012

Why Soldiers should care about the War of 1812

Two hundred years ago today, President James Madison signed the United States’ first declaration of war, catapulting the fledgling country into its second War of Independence, better known as the War of 1812.

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1st Lt. Audrey Griffith points to an area of interest while standing guard with Spc. Heidi Gerke during a force protection exercise at Forward Operating Base Hadrian in Uruzgan province, Afghanistan, March 18, 2013. Both women are members of the 92nd Engineer Battalion. (U.S. Army photo)
1st Lt. Audrey Griffith points to an area of interest while standing guard with Spc. Heidi Gerke during a force protection exercise at Forward Operating Base Hadrian in Uruzgan province, Afghanistan, March 18, 2013. Both women are members of the 92nd Engineer Battalion. (U.S. Army photo)
Jason Kaye, a former infantry Soldier and current U.S. Navy civilian, works as a photographer with the POW/MIA Accounting Command. Kaye and other JPAC civilian and military staff members work to bring home service members missing from American conflicts dating back to World War II. (U.S. Army photo by Staff Sgt. Frezzell Brewer)
Joint POW/MIA Accounting Command recovery team members search in Papua New Guinea, April 10, 2012, for the remains of unaccounted-for Americans from World War II. From left, Army Sgt. Ian McGill, Forensic Anthropologist Mindy Simonson and Army Sgt. 1st Class Gary Epley prepare the excavation area for photos. (DOD photo by Jason Kaye, U.S. Navy)
Air Force Senior Master Sgt. Stephen Barsalou, a Joint POW/MIA Accounting Command life support investigator, examines a piece of aircraft wreckage at a recovery site near Landstetten, Germany, July 10, 2012. A joint military and civilian recovery team deployed from Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam, Hawaii, to search for evidence of Americans that remain unaccounted for from a World War II-era aircraft crash. (DOD photo by Jason Kaye, U.S. Navy)
Air Force Staff Sgt. Marc Rowand-Donohue, an explosive ordnance disposal technician assigned to the Joint POW/MIA Accounting Command, scans an area in Son La, Vietnam, Oct. 31, 2011, for metal while Megan Ingvoldstad and Jennifer Byrnes, both Fellows from the Forensic Science Academy, scan the soil surface and wait to mark any hits with pin flags. Five recovery teams searched at aircraft crash and burial sites for six Americans. (DOD photo by Jason Kaye, U.S. Navy)
Army Sgt. 1st Class Brian Murphy, a Joint POW/MIA Accounting Command team sergeant, moves a sheet of plywood while setting up a catch for loose dirt at a recovery site Feb. 10, 2013, in Laos. (DOD photo by Jason Kaye, U.S. Navy)
Army Sgt. Benjamin Koehn and Air Force Staff Sgt. Austin Weinman dig around the base of a tree Jan. 28, 2013, at a recovery site in Xekong Province, Laos. Fourteen personnel from the Joint POW/MIA Accounting Command deployed to Laos in search of air crew members missing from the Vietnam War. (DOD photo by Jason Kaye, U.S. Navy)
Joint POW/MIA Accounting Command recovery team members search in Papua New Guinea, April 10, 2012, for the remains of unaccounted-for Americans from World War II. From left, Army Sgt. Ian McGill, forensic anthropologist Mindy Simonson and Army Sgt. 1st Class Gary Epley prepare the excavation area for photos. (DOD photo by Jason Kaye, U.S. Navy)
U.S. Army veterinary personnel prepare a horse for possible surgery on a tilt table at the 23rd Veterinary Station Hospital, Fort Bless, Texas, in 1944. (U.S. Army Veterinary Corps photo)
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