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JBLM servicemembers honor veterans

"Ladies and gentlemen, Mr. Willie Dixon," announced the singer on the stage. His son belted out an old Willie Dixon tune from his saxophone as the audience clapped along during a ceremony at the American Lake Veteran Affairs Medical Center this Veteran's Day. The smiles

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Army looking for Soldiers who want to become cadets

  If the opportunity to attend the United States Military Academy at West Point came knocking at your door, would you answer? The Army is looking for Soldiers who embody the values of "Duty, Honor and Country" to be cadets at the oldest military leader development institution in

Local Wounded Warriors' work pays off

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Local Wounded Warriors' work pays off

Nichole McCullough's dream has always been to be a proud homeowner one day. Habitat for Humanity with the assistance of more than 30 Warrior Transition Battalion Soldiers made that dream come true for the Tacoma native. Her new home, located in Founder's Circle in Tacoma, Wash.,

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Soldiers, Families reunite after 7 months in Iraq

Grandchildren ran around the hangar throwing balloons back and forth while grandparents and spouses waited for their heroes to come home. One sign hanging from above read: "Welcome Home Iron Dragons."Families, friends, and loved ones from Joint Base Lewis-McChord community gathered together in the 110th Chemical Battalion hangar to welcome

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JBLM Singers wish upon a ‘Rising Star’

  Have you dreamed of performing for crowds of people, traveling the world over doing what you love? Sixteen talented members of the Joint Base Lewis McChord community have that dream within their grasp. On Sept. 1, the 2011 Operation Rising Star kicked off its annual singing contest

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Adaptive sports helps rekindle human spirit

  While the human body is susceptible to injuries, the human spirit can be an impenetrable force that allows wounded Soldiers the strength to strive on after sustaining injuries. Wounded warriors from the Warrior Transition Battalion participated in adaptive sports, adding competitiveness to their physical therapy at Shoreline

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I Corps Titans demonstrate versatility in training

  The Titans of Charlie Company, Headquarters and Headquarters Battalion, I Corps, huddled around their platoon sergeant, Sgt. 1st Class Leroy Williams, as he set the scenario for their next simulated convoy mission at Joint Base Lewis-McChord May 10. "The mission briefing is as follows," Williams said. Transport two colonels to the

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3-2 engineers use bots to sniff bombs

  NATIONAL TRAINING CENTER, Calif. - Imagine a miniature tank, armed not with explosives, but with a claw and a 360-degree rotational camera. It roams into the heart of danger, searching for homemade explosives. The robot is used by the U.S. Army for explosive ordnance disposal. Combat Engineers

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JBLM wounded warriors climb Mount Rainier

Mount Rainier National Park - Looking east on any clear Washington day from Joint Base Lewis-McChord, Mount Rainier dominates the horizon. The mountain's snow cap and jagged peaks, often enveloped in clouds, make it an imposing part of the landscape that some see as symbolic of triumph

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JBLM children dash to find hidden prize egg

  JOINT BASE LEWIS-McCHORD, Wash. - Children's anticipation and excitement built up like runners at the start of a marathon while they eagerly stood fast to gather up Easter eggs during the annual Easter Dash at the Morale, Welfare, and Recreation Fest Tent April 16.Joint Base Lewis-McChord families watched as their

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