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Funeral services Jan. 17 for Westminster airman killed in Afghanistan
Funeral services are scheduled for Tuesday, Jan. 17, for a Westminster airman who was killed Jan. 5 from injuries suffered from an improvised explosive device attack on Jan. 5 in Shir ghazi, Helmand province, southern Afghanistan.
Airman 1st Class...Tags: Transportation Accidents, Reisterstown Road, Afghanistan, Air and Space Accidents, Media Industry
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Civil Air Patrol Air Cadet Exchange
On July 27, two Civil Air Patrol cadets from Japan and four from Canada took part in a Black Hawk ride over Harford County, thanks to the International Air Cadet Exchange program and the Army National Guard. Cadets and staff were treated to a flight in a...Tags: U.S. Army, American Red Cross, U.S. Military, New York City, Harford County
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Reggie Watts brings wooly show to the Mammoth
Reggie Watts' story is much like that of any other comic: He was a class clown, always goofing off and playing jokes on everybody, much to the consternation of his teachers.
But during his youth in Great Falls, Mont., he also was in the school...Tags: Washington, DC, Ray Charles, Punk (genre), Alice Walker, African Americans
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Boston performance part of July 4 celebration for Catonsville residents
"She used to tie her hair up in ribbons and bows, sign her letters with X's and O's," sang Sgt. 1st Class Erica Russo as she smiled and swayed in front of a small group of backup vocalists.
As her strong alto voice belted out the familiar notes of Trisha...Tags: U.S. Army, Colleges and Universities, Music Industry, World War II (1939-1945), Catonsville
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Spending millions to kill each terrorist
Is there any way to look at the war in Afghanistan as anything but a mounting failure? I don't think so. The "metrics," as former Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld would say, aren't looking good. This week, as the ninth anniversary of the start of the...Tags: Civil Unrest, Values, Taliban, Afghanistan, World War II (1939-1945)
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'DON'T LET ME DIE'
Sun reporterPfc. Caleb A. Lufkin landed on the helipad at about 12:30 p.m., screaming at the sky as a small all-terrain vehicle carried him past the palm trees and concrete bunkers to the emergency room. Doctors inside cut off his blood-covered boots and prepared...Tags: U.S. Army, Family, Colleges and Universities, Injuries and Wounds, Diplomacy
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Point of pride: Pro wrestlers raising troop morale in Iraq
Sun reporterIt has been a tough year to be a pro wrestling fan. In addition to the usual snickering from friends and co-workers over the genre's farcical nature and low-brow humor, fans endured the media's sensationalistic coverage of the Chris Benoit double murder-...Tags: Holidays, Suicide, Vince McMahon, USA Network (tv network), Clubs and Associations
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Police expert lied about credentials
sun reporterA high-ranking police ballistics expert who testified in courts throughout Maryland and neighboring states killed himself after being confronted with evidence that he had lied about his credentials - a revelation that defense attorneys say could force new...Tags: U.S. Army, Colleges and Universities, Annapolis, Justice System, University of Maryland, College Park
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Seconds short, Mid bitter over expulsion
Sun ReporterFrank Shannon was 20 seconds short. Twenty seconds from graduation at the U.S. Naval Academy, from his tour of duty on the USS James E. Williams and from a career as a naval officer.A former offensive lineman with shoulders that span almost 3 feet,...Tags: U.S. Army, U.S. Military, Money and Monetary Policy, Colleges and Universities, Barbara A. Mikulski
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Jim Gilmore
Baltimoresun.com StaffPolitical party: Republican Born: October 6, 1949, in Richmond, Va. Political experience: Governor of Virginia, 1998-2002 Attorney General of Virginia, 1994-1998 Republican National Committee Chairman, Jan. 2001-Jan. 2002 National Council on...Tags: John Randolph, U.S. Army, University of Virginia, Colleges and Universities, Richmond (Richmond, Virginia)
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Some skeptical about NASA reforms
Los Angeles TimesAmerica's most spectacular spaceflight successes were born of reforms spurred by catastrophic accidents - from the fatal Apollo fire that paved the way for the first moon landing to the Mars Observer mishap that fostered efforts to explore the red planet....Tags: Disasters, Colleges and Universities, Accidental Death, History, Technology
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