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Operation Renegade Storm hones Signal Soldiers’ skills

In the military, a unit can be deployed or called on for support at any given time. Throughout the year, numerous kinds and amounts of training are required and executed by companies, battalions and brigades.

Natalie Lakosil Salutes & Awards

FH employee headed to Harvard on full-ride scholarship

A Fort Huachuca employee who once thought little about getting an education recently garnered a full-ride scholarship and will be headed to Harvard for three years of schooling at no expense to him.

Natalie Lakosil Army

At FH, 35G imagery analysts learn to have “eyes on the world”

The 35G military occupational specialty, imagery analyst, plays an integral part in providing not only the Army but the United States with critical information about enemy forces. 35G Soldiers do this through...

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1st Time Tri — Triathlon for beginners is big hit

The “1st Time Tri” held Saturday by Family and Morale, Welfare and Recreation’s Sports, Aquatics and Fitness Division gave participants a chance to take part in a different kind of triathlon.

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Tanker base on airfield here supports fire-suppression efforts

Although summer time is just around the corner, fire season is already here. The Libby Air Tanker Base on Fort Huachuca often assists with fire suppression during the fire season which is the case, right now.

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Operation Renegade Storm hones Signal Soldiers’ skills

Posted  May 24, 2012

In the military, a unit can be deployed or called on for support at any given time. Throughout the year, numerous kinds and amounts of training are required and executed by companies, battalions and brigades.

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Survivors group assures fallen military are never forgotten

Posted  May 24, 2012

For the past seven years Gilbert Munoz of Tucson and his wife Mary have tried to cope with the death of their son, Army Capt. Gilbert Munoz, 29, who died Feb. 9, 2005, just two days after his first wedding anniversary. The Special Forces detachment commander was assigned to 3rd Battalion, 7th Special Forces Group…

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TRADOC commander sends Memorial Day, summer message

Posted  May 24, 2012

Memorial Day commemorates those who have died serving this great Nation and traditionally marks the beginning of the summer season. Holiday celebrations often center around family members, outdoor activities and the use of alcohol. Let’s celebrate responsibly and use risk management to mitigate potential hazards. As we approach the summer months, I want to focus…

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CG sends Memorial Day safety message

Posted  May 24, 2012

Memorial Day is the special day reserved to honor those citizens who have died in service to our Nation. Throughout our Nation’s history, military and civilian communities have responded to enormous challenges with great courage. Our Nation’s citizens continue to make personal sacrifices to safeguard our freedom and the freedom of others less fortunate. Thank…

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Passion, people key for mission success as JITC commander retires

Posted  May 24, 2012

Later today, the Fort Huachuca-headquartered Joint Interoperability Test Command and others will bid farewell to the commander of JITC during a relinquishment of command and retirement ceremony. Those attending U.S. Army Col. Joe Puett’s ceremony and celebrating his 30 years of service will represent dozens of different organizations, from local elected officials, the Department of…

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Fort Community Spouses’ Club provides thousands to 2012 scholarship awardees

Posted  May 24, 2012

The Fort Huachuca Community Spouses’ Club awarded over $18,000 in scholarships at its annual scholarship luncheon and installation of new board members on May 16 at the Windermere Hotel in Sierra Vista. The club’s 38…

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Foreign language capabilities remain a priority

Posted  May 24, 2012

WASHINGTON — A senior U.S. defense official suggested before Congress Monday that a lack of foreign language capabilities in the federal government could potentially pose a national security risk. “Let me begin by stating that Defense Secretary [Leon E.] Panetta has long believed that having a strong language ability is critical to national security,” Laura…

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FH employee headed to Harvard on full-ride scholarship

Posted  May 24, 2012

A Fort Huachuca employee who once thought little about getting an education recently garnered a full-ride scholarship and will be headed to Harvard for three years of schooling at no expense to him.

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Civilian of the month – April

Posted  May 24, 2012

April Civilian of the Month: Linda Tanner Agency: CECOM Communications Security Logistics Activity, Mission Support Division, Mission Systems Support Branch Position and duties: Computer specialist/information assurance officer How long at current assignment: 23 years How long in government service: 23 years Residence: Sierra Vista…

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Military Intelligence — this week in history May 24, 2012

Posted  May 24, 2012

Corps of Intelligence Police infiltrates Bonus Marchers May 24, 1932 Library of Congress Bonus Veterans of the Bonus Expeditionary Forces at the Capitol In 1932 the nation was in the midst of the Great Depression. Political tensions grew daily, as people grew more and more desperate and frustrated.

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At The Movies

 

Showing at the Cochise Theater for the next week are:

Thursday – Closed

Friday – 7 p.m.
The Three Stooges (PG)

Saturday – 7 p.m.
The Lucky One (PG-13)

Sunday – 2 p.m.
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SV Public Works open house

 

The City of Sierra Vista’s Public Works Department will host its 7th Annual Open House on May 19, 8 a.m. – noon at the Pedro Castro Maintenance Center, 401 Giulio Cesare Ave. in celebration of National Public Works Week, May 20 – 26. Learn about recycling, composting and alternative fuels. The Sierra Vista Police Department will be doing child fingerprinting and the Sierra Vista Fire Department will have the smokehouse. This free event is open to the public. For more information, call 458.5775.