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Soldiers, community build home for wounded Marne hero
Jan 28, 2011
Hundreds of volunteers made up of community members, Soldiers and contractors turned out on the morning of Jan. 21, to begin construction of a specially-adapted home for one of their own, Staff Sgt. Jason Letterman, 3rd Battalion, 7th Infantry Regiment, 4th Infantry Brigade Combat Team.
Rangers receive awards for recent deployments
Jan 27, 2011
About 80 Rangers from the 1st Battalion, 75th Ranger Regiment stood quietly in formation in the Memorial Courtyard at Hunter Army Airfield at an afternoon ceremony Jan. 21 and received medals for their combat actions in Afghanistan.
Hunter youth, teens have options with top-notch facility
Jan 27, 2011
If you drive down South Perimeter Road on Hunter Army Airfield, away from post about three miles, you will come across a brand-new facility on your left, just past the gas station. This building, 8805, is the home of School Age Services, ages 6-12, and Middle School/Teen program at Hunter Army Airfield. The brand-new facility, which opened in February 2010, is a mecca for children on Hunter.
Early diagnoses, prevention critical when fighting spread of STD's
Jan 27, 2011
Sexually transmitted diseases continue to pose a serious public health threat to Americans. This health threat particularly affects young women, African Americans, men who have sex with men (MSM), individuals living in poverty, or who have limited access to healthcare.
Fallen Rangers honored at memorial ceremony
Jan 27, 2011
Rangers of the 1st Battalion, 75th Ranger Regiment, friends and Family Members gathered at the Ranger Memorial on Hunter Army Airfield, Jan. 21 to pay their respects and remember the lives of the seven Rangers who died in combat in Afghanistan during the battalion's recently-completed rotation.
Vanguard Soldiers help keep air base safe
Jan 26, 2011
AL ASAD, Iraq-"Remember to stay alert. Stay vigilant," said 1st Lt. Matthew McCarthy, after a brief explanation of the day's mission. "It's starting to pick up around here."
Savannah native takes command of DSTB
Jan 26, 2011
In 2009, Lt. Col. Nora Marcos, commander of Division Special Troops Battalion, 3rd Infantry Division, led approximately 1,200 Soldiers, who serve as the division's staff and battalion support element, to Contingency Operating Base Speicher, in northern Iraq, to complete a deployment, which lasted more than a year for many of the Soldiers under her command. The morning of Jan. 20, Lt. Col. Marcos relinquished command of her unit in a ceremony at Cottrell Field, thanking the Soldiers who sacrificed so much during the unit's deployment.
Seeking the belt brings on PT challenges for 1/30 Inf Soldiers
Jan 26, 2011
FORT STEWART, Ga. , -When a unit returns from an overseas combat tour, the riddle of motivating Soldiers to excel at Physical Training after redeployment is always on the table.
110th Trans Co defeats 4/3 Avn. in comeback
Jan 26, 2011
Down 13-5 halfway through the first half, the men from the 110th Transportation Company (2-0) came together to overtake the team from 4/3 Aviation (1-1) and earn themselves a hard-fought 31-28 win in Hunter Army Airfield Intramural Basketball action, Jan. 20.
Winn fitness class hits the spot for everyone
Jan 20, 2011
While there are many ways for Soldiers and Family Members to get in shape, Winn Army Community Hospital offers a way to lose that extra weight that is fun as well as intense.
Coast Guardsmen awarded for saving family, displaying courage
Jan 20, 2011
A fall fishing trip might have ended tragically if not for the efforts of the Air Station Savannah Coast Guard.
Vanguard Soldiers find worthy causes
Jan 20, 2011
Vanguard Soldiers, Iraqi Police provide for families in need
Jan 20, 2011
HAMDIYAH, Iraq-Violence in Iraq has caused several thousand citizens to flee their hometowns since 2003. Many left behind the only place they've ever known, to save their lives and to protect the lives of their families. Some left the country altogether, and others found safer regions within Iraq's borders with hope they can live peacefully in their native land.
Fort Stewart Remembers Dr Martin Luther King Jr
Jan 20, 2011
For Sgt. 1st Class Bryan Harrison, an equal opportunity advisor with Third Infantry Division, one of Dr. Martin Luther King's many accomplishments is found among those he serves with.
10th Transportation Company inactivated
Jan 20, 2011
The 10th Transportation Company, 260th Quartermaster Battalion was inactivated at a ceremony held at the Tominac Fitness Center, Hunter Army Airfield on Jan 13. The inactivation ceremony is a time-honored ritual during which the company's colors are formally retired
3rd HBCT gets new Commander
Jan 20, 2011
FORT BENNING, Ga. - Colonel Johnnie L. Johnson Jr. took command of the 3rd Heavy Brigade Combat Team, 3rd Infantry Division from Col. Pete Jones in a change of command ceremony at the National Infantry Museum's parade field, Jan. 13.
Hunter employee stresses importance of OPSEC compliance
Jan 13, 2011
Security is a measure no one can afford to take lightly. For those who are part of the military, whether Soldiers, civilian employees or Family Members, Operational Security is something that has to be considered on a daily basis - not only regarding work, but also in personal life.
Marne Tax Center Opens Jan 26
Jan 13, 2011
PX Refill Pharmacy closed for renovation
Jan 13, 2011
Interior demolition of the Post Exchange Refill Pharmacy began Jan. 10 to renovate and make way for a next-generation pharmacy automation system to enhance efficiency and growth.
DPW plants tree, observes Arbor Day
Jan 13, 2011
In early 1872, Mr. Sterling Morton proposed to the Nebraska Board of Agriculture that a special day be set aside for the planting of trees. This holiday was to be called Arbor Day and was first observed on 10 April 1872. The day was an amazing success with more than one million trees being planted.
From the CSMs Desk: Beef up your sponsorship program
Jan 13, 2011
Happy New Year, team! Welcome back from a successful and safe holiday season. Why did I say successful' As I passed the safety sign at the main gate recently, it broadcasted to me that as of today, we are only 58 days away from achieving 300 days free of accident fatalities - Hence, I know that you all are "on-the-money" when it comes to safety.
Dog Face Soldiers celebrate book debut detailing Marne Divisions role in Iraq surge
Jan 13, 2011
Hundreds of Marne Soldiers from past and present turned out at Club Stewart to celebrate the book debut, "Surging South of Baghdad," Jan. 10.
New CDC opens on Stewart
Jan 12, 2011
Fort Stewart held a grand opening and ribbon cutting for a new child development center at building 7100, Dec. 21. The facility serves as a daycare for children of Soldiers.
Wingshooter scheduled speaker for Stewart Wildlife gala
Jan 12, 2011
Marty Fischer, described as one of America's best-known outdoor personalities, is coming to Fort Stewart to share his expertise on wing and clay shooting, duck calling and conservation and wildlife management.
2010 Year in Review: 140 take on Top of the Rock (30 Sep 10)
Jan 6, 2011
The 2010 Top of the Rock Run, staged under bright, sunny skies and warm temperatures at the Quick Track near Newman Fitness Center, attracted more than 140 runners - some serious contenders, some making it a Family morning, and some there just to do what they love - to run, Sept. 25.
2010 Year in Review: Women athletes represent Tominac well (15 July 10)
Jan 6, 2011
Spouses, Soldiers and friends cheered wildly for the three Tominac Fitness Center female athletes as they stepped onto the Savannah Civic Center stage at the Southern Isles Bodybuilding Championship competition, June 17.
2010 Year in Review: TF Lighthorse Family Member participates in 24-hour run (21 Oct 10)
Jan 6, 2011
BAGRAM AIRFIELD, Afghanistan - More than 248, 12-person teams took part in the Ragnar Relay, a 24-hour, 200-mile run in Cumberland, Md., Sept. 24. One team dedicated their relay run in honor of Soldiers of Task Force Lighthorse, 3rd Combat Aviation Brigade, TF Falcon.
2010 Year in Review: 260th QM Soldiers paint the town pink (25 Feb 10)
Jan 6, 2011
Busses pulled into a packed parking lot near Wilson Gate at Hunter Army Airfield, packed with the Soldiers and leadership of the 3rd Sustainment Brigade, 3rd Infantry Division, during the early morning hours, Oct. 27. Police cars and motorcycles were parked at the edge of the parking lot. The grassy field in front of the parking lot was filled from left to right with around 200 Soldiers, stretching and mentally preparing themselves for what was about to take place. They were getting ready to do battle with a vicious enemy, one who has already claimed the lives of thousands of people. The enemy: breast cancer.
2010 Year in Review: Hunter joins Tree City USA (5 Aug 10)
Jan 6, 2011
Hunter Army Airfield recently became a member of a program called, "Tree City USA" and on July 29 an official sign was unveiled on Wilson Boulevard to show it.
2010 Year in Review: FMWR employees sign covenant promising excellence in service (13 May 10)
Jan 6, 2011
2010 Year in Review: Puppet show informs, entertains children (25 March 10)
Jan 6, 2011
New stars on the horizon entertained children at Club Stewart, March 23 and at the Hunter Club, March 24. After about four months of preparation, Sergeant Rocky's Neighborhood Puppet Show and its new stars faced their premiere audiences.
2010 Year in Review: Deployed Soldiers remembered at St Patrick's Day parade (25 March 10)
Jan 6, 2011
Many Soldiers were missed at the 186th edition St. Patrick's Day Parade held in Savannah, Ga., March 17, due to the 3rd Infantry Division's fourth deployment to Iraq and combat mission in Afghanistan. However, these Dog Face Soldiers were certainly not forgotten. Fort Stewart-Hunter Army Airfield Family Members, leaders and fellow Soldiers showed support to deployed troops by participating in the nation's second largest St. Patrick's Day festivity.
2010 Year in Review: Amputee Infantryman yields not to superior odds (16 Dec 10)
Jan 6, 2011
In this particular class of beginner riders is Staff Sgt. Brandon Wooldridge, an infantryman assigned to 2nd Battalion, 7th Infantry Regiment, 1st Heavy Brigade Combat Team, 3rd Infantry Division, who is familiar with overcoming immense odds. After losing his lower left leg in a firefight in Iraq in late 2004, then-Spc. Wooldridge won his lengthy battle to stay in the Army as an infantryman in 2006.
2010 Year in Review: Quest for safety, health is relentless task for Stewart employee (18 March 10)
Jan 6, 2011
Whenever Chris McCormick, occupational safety and health specialist at Fort Stewart, walks into an office, most people know why he is there, and that it is generally for something related to safety.
2010 Year in Review: Rangers get new commander (25 March 10)
Jan 6, 2011
The change of command for the 1st Battalion, 75th Ranger Regiment took place beneath the moss-draped trees of Forsyth Park in Savannah, March 18.
2010 Year in Review: Dogface Soldiers support Iraqi election success (11 March 10)
Jan 6, 2011
CONTINGENCY OPERATING BASE SPEICHER, Iraq - Task Force Marne units in United States Division-North successfully fulfilled their supporting role to the Iraqi Security Forces as Iraqis went to the polls to vote for the next leaders of their country, March 7.
2010 Frontline Year in Review: Vanguard Focus preps 4IBCT for Iraq (4 March 10)
Jan 6, 2011
The 4th Infantry Brigade Combat Team, 3rd Infantry Division kicked off its first collective training exercise at Fort Stewart, Feb. 22. The operation dubbed Vanguard Focus is preparing nearly 3,500 Soldiers for an upcoming deployment to Iraq.
Marne Division's fallen heroes honored during Wreaths for Warriors Walk
Dec 16, 2010
Many traveled far and wide to Fort Stewart's Cottrell Field for the 4th Annual Wreaths for Warriors Walk wreath ceremony, Dec. 11, to pay homage to those Third Infantry Division Soldiers who made the ultimate sacrifice.
Hunter gets new running trail
Dec 16, 2010
Instead of sharing roads with cars and bicyclists, service members at Hunter will soon have a new asphalt-paved running trail on North Lightning Road to use for physical training each morning.
Refractive Eye Surgery Program
Dec 16, 2010
On and off the battlefield Soldiers may be faced with many challenges, yet their vision should not be one of them. The doctors in the Warrior Refractive Eye Surgery Program at Winn Army Community Hospital Eye Center agree.
Art therapy wins
Dec 16, 2010
In 2008 Alma was diagnosed with her first polycystic brain tumor.
Soldiers contribute to success of training center
Dec 16, 2010
AL ANBAR, Iraq - Seen as a rite of passage among the U.S. Armed Forces, the Initial Entry Training graduation brings a certain enthusiasm and anxiety to the day's air.
Wounded Warriors return to Iraq, find closure in Anbar
Dec 16, 2010
CAMP RAMADI , Iraq - Eight service members returned to Iraq-a place where they nearly lost their lives-and were welcomed back Dec. 10 by Soldiers with 4th Advise and Assist Brigade, 3rd Infantry Division, upon their visit to Al Anbar, Iraq.
Amputee Infantryman yields not to superior odds
Dec 16, 2010
A blinding, bright-red chrome Harley Davidson stands out amongst the dozen smaller foreign bikes sitting in the distance, as a seemingly average-looking group of new motorcycle enthusiasts prepare to ride on a clear, but bitter cold and windy day, Dec. 10.
10th Trans receives awards for Haiti Campaign
Dec 16, 2010
The Soldiers of the 10th Transportation Company, 260th Quartermaster Battalion, 3rd Sustainment Brigade, felt that it was a long time coming to receive their deployment awards for going to Haiti, Jan. 23.
1st Brigade uncases colors
Dec 16, 2010
On a cold December morning, Families of 1st Heavy Brigade Combat Team waited with bated breath for their Soldiers to march across Cottrell Field. Although it was past 1:30 a.m., Dec. 12, the Families were more than willing to wait. The 3rd Infantry Division band strikes up a lively marching beat, breaking the lull in the crowd's screams, and Soldiers emerge from the tree line. As Soldiers of 1st HBCT have been returning since early November, this coming home ceremony marked the return of the brigade command and command sergeant major.
Marne Division's fallen heroes honored during Wreaths for Warriors Walk
Dec 16, 2010
Fort Stewart, Ga. - Many traveled far and wide to Fort Stewart's Cottrell Field for the 4th Annual Wreaths for Warriors Walk wreath ceremony, Dec. 11, to pay homage to those Third Infantry Division Soldiers who made the ultimate sacrifice.
Re-building relationships important after deployments
Dec 16, 2010
If you have recently returned from deployment, welcome home! I've deployed many times and I know personally that even the best relationships are put under extra pressure during and after deployment. This is a perfect time to put relationships on the front page of the newspaper - to talk about what makes relationships sound and secure.
Tree lighting ceremonies kick off Stewart, Hunter holiday season
Dec 10, 2010
Vanguard Soldiers teach Iraqi nurses infant resuscitation strategies
Dec 8, 2010
AL ANBAR, Iraq - U.S. Army medics have been teaching life-saving skills to their Iraqi Security Force counterparts, as part of their advise-and-assist mission under Operation New Dawn. Now these military doctors are extending their expertise into the delivery room.
Ludacris visits Stewart, signs autographs
Dec 8, 2010
Multi-platinum rap star and actor Ludacris visited Fort Stewart to meet with selected Soldiers, sign autographs and promote his new cognac and album, Dec. 5.
Hunter gives away 125 Christmas trees
Dec 8, 2010
"We got a good tree, Daddy!" three-year-old Ryder Delany, yelled to his dad, Sgt. Nigel Delany, Company C., 1st Battalion, 3rd Aviation Regiment, 3rd Combat Aviation Brigade, who carried a six-foot Christmas tree over his shoulder.
Pearl Harbor remembered at the Mighty Eighth Museum
Dec 8, 2010
James Sellers, a 90-year-old Pearl Harbor veteran, choked back tears as he spoke about the events he witnessed on Dec. 7, 1941 while serving with the U.S. Marines.
Ranger posthumously awarded USASOC Medic of the Year
Dec 8, 2010
"Fully knowing the hazards of my chosen profession," a phrase from the Ranger Creed, but one that Sgt. Jonathan K. Peney, 22, lived and died by as a Ranger combat medic.
Pearl Harbor Day ceremony marks a time of remembrance
Dec 8, 2010
Raiders receive warm welcome on chilly morning
Dec 8, 2010
Despite early morning temperatures that had dropped to approximately 30 degrees Dec. 2, about 1,000 Family, friends, and well wishers gathered at Cottrell Field to welcome home approximately 350 Soldiers with the 1st Brigade Combat Team on Fort Stewart.
From the CSMs Desk: You achieved 200 Fatality-Free Days
Dec 1, 2010
As I write this, I am celebrating - today we celebrate 200 days accident-fatality free for Fort Stewart-Hunter Army Airfield.
3SB holds annual Turkey Bowl
Dec 1, 2010
JOINT BASE BALAD, Iraq- It wasn't quite the Super Bowl, but for the officers and noncommissioned officers with the 3rd Sustainment Brigade, 103rd Sustainment Command (Expeditionary), the Turkey Bowl on Nov. 20 was the biggest game of the year.
History uncovered at fall cemetery visit
Dec 1, 2010
Nearly 50 guests visited Fort Stewart-Hunter Army Airfield Nov. 17 as participants in the 2010 Fall Cemetery Tour, which included four of the installation's 60 cemeteries.
Live fire exercise showcases IA commando training successes
Dec 1, 2010
BAGHDAD - The assault on the enemy fighting positions during the live fire exercise began with the explosion of a simulated improvised explosive device (IED).
Raider, Dagger Soldiers celebrate Thanksgiving in Iraq
Dec 1, 2010
BAGHDAD - When asked what he was thankful for, the first thing that came to mind for Pfc. Eli Taylor was not good food, or good health or any typical Thanksgiving Day response.
Leaders thank Soldiers with Thanksgiving meal
Dec 1, 2010
Thanksgiving is a time to be with loved ones, give thanks for our blessings and, of course, to eat copious amounts of delicious food. That is just what took place in the Fort Stewart and Hunter Army Airfield dining facilities, Nov. 24-25.
3rd Combat Aviation Brigade Soldiers return at Thanksgiving
Dec 1, 2010
Third Combat Aviation Brigade Commander Col. Don Galli was both thankful and relieved to see his group of Soldiers march into the CAB hangar at Hunter Army Airfield on Nov. 24 to the cheers and smiles of waiting Family Members and friends.
512th PSD makes unique 'pit stop'
Nov 26, 2010
INTERNATIONAL ZONE, Iraq - It's a rare opportunity for a personnel security detachment to be able to make a planned detour from their normal trips to various forward operating bases throughout Iraq, but for the 512th Quartermaster Company PSD team, they were able to see a unique glimpse of Baghdad during their last trip into the heart of Iraq.
Deployed warriors sweat to support Wounded Warriors
Nov 26, 2010
BAGHDAD - For Soldiers and civilians on Victory Base Complex, supporting the Wounded Warrior Project, a program designed to provide support to servicemembers injured during combat, was a good reason to put themselves through the pain.
Almost home: Speed and Power Soldiers reflect on redeployment
Nov 26, 2010
BAGHDAD - After redeploying this winter, Pfc. Brian Hamrick plans on spending the holiday season on leave with his wife and two children. The motor transport operator, assigned to Company F, Task Force 3rd Battalion, 69th Armor Regiment, 1st Advise and Assist Brigade, 3rd Infantry Division, United States Division - Center, said that once home he and his Family will take holiday photos and shop for gifts, and they will continue a Family tradition they had to put off last year.
Stay safe, avoid risk
Nov 26, 2010
<b>FORT STEWART, Ga.</b> - It's now possible to get stuck in traffic on Fort Stewart, and, I presume, on Hunter Army Airfield. That's a problem we who have served with the rear detachments for the past year welcome, as do our Families, Army Civilians and our supportive communities "outside the gate." It means that those Soldiers of the Marne Division who deployed last fall are coming home.
iWATCH: help to keep our community safe
Nov 26, 2010
iWATCH is a nation-wide, modern version of the highly-successful Neighborhood Watch Program designed to encourage and enable members of every community to help protect their community by identifying and reporting suspicious behavior that is known to be associated with terrorist activities.
Marne Division celebrates 93rd anniversary
Nov 26, 2010
<b>FORT STEWART, Ga.</b> - Third Infantry Division Soldiers, veterans, Family Members and Army Civilians gathered at Club Stewart for the first Right-Arm Night since the division's return from Iraq, Nov. 22. They also came together to honor the division's 93 years of service to the nation.
Fallen Soldiers honored at Warriors Walk
Nov 26, 2010
<b>FORT STEWART, Ga.</b> - ...Warriors Walk Tree Dedication at Fort Stewart, Nov. 18. That morning, two more 3rd Infantry Division Soldiers were honored and thanked for their service and sacrifice with the planting of two Eastern Redbuds in their honor, next to the 434 dedicated to their brothers-in-arms.
New, low-emitting locomotive pulls into Fort Stewart
Nov 26, 2010
Fort Stewart became the proud recipient of a new $1.5 million, 134-ton, N-ViroMotive Ultra Low Emitting Switcher locomotive Nov. 17.
3rd ID supports Veterans Day events in surrounding areas
Nov 17, 2010
Veterans Day 2010 is a memory. But for those who participated, sat back in the audience, stood on the streets, or had some other form of involvement, it will be one to remember.
New barracks coming for WTB
Nov 17, 2010
One of the main aspects of the Army Medical Action Plan, which went into effect in 2007, was the focus on improved housing for wounded Soldiers.
Baby loved disco
Nov 17, 2010
Baby Loves Disco kept Club Stewart's Ballroom rocking for three hours, Nov. 8.
Marne Faces, Marne Places: From a veteran on Veterans Day: Thank you
Nov 17, 2010
FORT BENNING, Ga. - Sergeant Blake Stephens was the type of guy you wanted to go on patrol with.
3rd HBCT honors fallen heroes
Nov 17, 2010
FORT BENNING, Ga. - Eight names were added to the 3rd Heavy Brigade Combat Team, 3rd Infantry Division's Operation Iraqi Freedom Memorial during a ceremony at Kelley Hill, Nov. 10.
Marne Air's colors return to Hunter Army Airfield
Nov 17, 2010
There was electricity in the air as hundreds of Family Members and friends gathered in Hangar 860 on Hunter Army Airfield the night of Nov. 15 awaiting the return of 200 Soldiers from the 3rd Combat Aviation Brigade from their year-long deployment to Afghanistan.
Partnership takes flight in Anbar
Nov 17, 2010
CAMP MEJID, Iraq - U.S. Soldiers are training alongside their Iraqi counterparts as part of Operation New Dawn's mission to advise and assist the Iraqi Security Forces. However, Soldiers with 4th Advise and Assist Brigade, 3rd Infantry Division, United States Division - Center, took combined operations to new heights.
Marne Division says 'farewell' to three of its leaders
Nov 17, 2010
The Marne Division bid adieu to three of its finest Dog Face Soldiers with a Farewell and Retreat Ceremony for Brig. Gen. Patrick J. Donahue, III, deputy commanding general-maneuver; Brig. Gen. Thomas S. Vandal, deputy commanding general-support; and Command Sgt. Maj. Jeffrey L. Andrews, division command sergeant major, Nov. 15.
TIME OUT! Here's to Michael Vick
Nov 17, 2010
I'm a sucker for a good comeback story.
Marines celebrate birthday with football championship
Nov 17, 2010
HUNTER ARMY AIRFIELD, GA - On the eve of their 275th birthday, Marines stationed at Hunter Army Airfield celebrated a day early - by defeating the Fort Stewart champions from MEDDAC in the 3rd Infantry Division intramural flag football championship, 27-20, Nov. 8.
TIME OUT! Pick a League
Nov 10, 2010
Commentary by Jennifer Hartwig I love to play fantasy football, that's been well-established, and I'm certainly not the only one. However, I, unlike many other fantasy football junkies, have made the conscious decision to play in only one league.
Vanguard spouses compete in 2nd Combat Spouse's Badge competition
Nov 10, 2010
FORT STEWART, Ga. - Approximately 100 spouses of recently deployed Vanguard Soldiers braved the 30-degree temperature to take part in the 4th Infantry Brigade Combat Team's second Combat Spouse's Badge event, Nov. 6.
Marne Faces, Marne Places: Wounded but not defeated; Speed and Power Soldiers Awarded Purple Hearts
Nov 10, 2010
BAGHDAD - Specialist Angela Marino does not consider herself a hero.
Ground broken at Marne View
Nov 10, 2010
FORT Stewart, Ga. - In order to re-affirm their commitment to improving the lives of Soldiers and Family Members, 3rd Infantry Division and Fort Stewart leadership broke ground for Marne View, a new housing development of 92 homes for junior officers at Fort Stewart, Nov. 9.
Army Vice Chief addresses reintegration at Fort Stewart
Nov 10, 2010
Army Vice Chief of Staff Gen. Peter W. Chiarelli visited Fort Stewart to discuss reintegration efforts with 3rd Infantry Division and garrison leaders and recently-deployed Soldiers, Nov. 8. While here, he stressed the Army's role in meeting Soldiers' behavioral health needs and the importance of Family- Member involvement during their Soldiers' reintegration process.
Ceremony honors heroes from hostage crisis at WINN
Nov 10, 2010
FORT STEWART, Ga. - Winn Army Community Hospital held a ceremony to honor those who, two months ago, prevented a hostage situation from escalating into a disastrous tragedy, Nov. 9.
Soldiers happy to be alive receive Purple Hearts
Nov 10, 2010
JOINT BASE BALAD, Iraq- While en route to the 13th Combat Sustainment Support Battalion, 3rd Sustainment Brigade, 103rd Sustainment Command (Expeditionary), Support Operations (SPO) center April 29, Sgt. 1st Class Tony O'Neil, SPO noncommissioned officer-in-charge of the equipment readiness division with the 13th CSSB, and a Columbus, Miss., native, heard the alarm for incoming indirect fire.
Behind the wheel: 4th AAB Soldiers teach Iraqi police defensive driving
Nov 10, 2010
AL ANBAR PROVINCE, Iraq - As the role of U.S. forces in Iraq has shifted gears under Operation New Dawn, so has the job of some military police Soldiers serving in Anbar province. For two MPs, a day on the job now includes teaching lifesaving skills to their Iraqi counterparts.
3rd ID headquarters, colors return
Nov 10, 2010
FORT STEWART, Ga. - Major General Tony Cucolo, 3rd Infantry Division commander, returned from his year-long deployment in Iraq, along with many members of the division's senior staff, in a welcome home ceremony at Cottrell Field, Nov. 5.
Buffalo Soldier honored after 66 years
Nov 10, 2010
Friends and Family Members watched as 89-nine-year-old Cleveland Glover rose slowly to his feet to receive the World War II Prisoner of War Medal from Brig. Gen. Jeffrey Phillips, 3rd Infantry Division deputy commanding general-rear, at the Veterans Affairs Primary Care Clinic in Savannah, Nov. 3.
Savannah welcomes World War II Memorial
Nov 10, 2010
Hundreds watched the 250 World War II veterans as they walked or were pushed in wheelchairs through the chilly air to their positions of honor beside the World War II Memorial in Savannah, Nov. 7.
703rd BSB wins first-ever Fort Stewart women's flag football title
Nov 10, 2010
Fort Stewart, Ga. - In the first-ever Fort Stewart Women's Flag Football Championship, the stifling 703rd Brigade Support Battalion Ham defense topped the 1-3 Brigade Troop Battalion Killer Katz, 14-12 at Bennett Sports Complex, Nov. 3.
Voice in the Wind featured at Stewart 0bservance
Nov 10, 2010
Fort Stewart, Ga. - In order to celebrate National American Indian Heritage Month, 1st Heavy Brigade Combat Team, 3rd Infantry Division hosted a National American Indian Observance Program at Marne Garden on Fort Stewart, Nov. 3.
260th QM Soldiers Paint the Town Pink
Nov 3, 2010
<b>HUNTER ARMY AIRFIELD, Ga.</b> Busses pulled into a packed parking lot near Wilson Gate at Hunter Army Airfield, packed with the Soldiers and leadership of the 3rd Sustainment Brigade, 3rd Infantry Division, during the early morning hours, Oct. 27.
Black Diamonds construct new combat outpost at Deh Yak
Nov 3, 2010
3rd ID Soldiers Build Lasting Ties
Nov 3, 2010
<b>BAGHDAD</b> School is out for the day at the North Halabsah School northwest of Baghdad.
Reintegration: ACS puppet program prepares children for homecoming
Nov 3, 2010
In preparation of Soldiers returning home after a year-long deployment, children and their parents gathered for their own reintegration seminar, a program designed specifically for children.
TIME OUT! No Longer America's Pastime
Nov 3, 2010
<b>Commentary</b>If a tree falls in the forest and no one is there to hear it, does it make a sound' If a team wins the World Series and no one watches, is the sport still America's pastime'
Sledgehammer Soldiers win Doughboy Classic
Nov 3, 2010
<b>FORT BENNING, Ga.</b>- Soldiers assigned to the 3rd Heavy Brigade Combat Team, 3rd Infantry Division, brought service football back to Doughboy Stadium, at Fort Benning, with a 29-13 victory over the Columbus State (Ga.) Cougar football club, Oct. 28.


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I think for some people sexuality is more difficult to determine than it is for others. For instance, ever heard of the Kinsey scale? It determines what sex you are most attracted to, and if you are also slightly or moderately attracted to the opposite sex. It is a rare find to have the same attraction to both men and women, most of the time their is a little or alot more attraction to one sex over the other. So Gothitelle, you may have a slight bisexual attraction? But of course it is perfectly fine to identify as straight if you'd like. But generally, anyone whom has attraction for both sexes have a lot of contemplating to do, I for one, take for granted that I am attracted to one sex, but I understand the argument that sexuality is not static for some people. Good luck; if you have any questions Gothitelle be sure to ask; there are ALWAYS people that jump into conversations to help others whom are struggling.
Ah true, so maybe I'll identify as being straight since it's something I thought I've chosen to be :p
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HERKIMER, N.Y. (AP) — Authorities say the suspect in the fatal shooting of four men in neighboring upstate New York villages was holed up in a small, cluttered room in an abandoned bar when he died in a shootout with police SWAT teams.
State police Superintendent Joseph D'Amico says 64-year-old Kurt Myers fired through a first-floor door after troopers and FBI agents entered around 8 a.m. today, killing an FBI dog sent into the room.
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Believe it or not, in some ways it iz
2 come on this site with nearly 300 postings and blog as an unknown. I checked a little while ago. It has been damned near a year since the last time I logged in 2 this bitch and the internet is a rather fluid environment 2 begin with, so I think it would be fair 2 assume that very few of the people reading this remember who the fuck I am and even less give a shit. Oh fucking well.
So, 4 those of U whom I haven't the pleasure of meeting yet, what's up with it? 4 those of U I already know, how's it going? Nice 2 be back.It's a long story. Email me and I'll tell it 2 U.
But none of that wuz what I wanted 2 talk about when I sat down 2 write this blog. I sat down 2 write this blog becuz I felt the need 2 share my story, and quite frankly, no legitimate news organization gives a rat's ass what I have 2 say. U people, on the other hand, don't have any choice.
Damn that First Amendment!
Wait...shit...I'm beginning 2 wander...WTF wuz I gonna say..
.fuck me
...focus...focus...almost there...
got it!
I bought a robot. No fucking shit. All it iz supposed 2 do iz vacuum the place, but it's a robot, not a vacuum cleaner.
, I seem 2 have purchased the laziest fucking robot ever built. It's fucking bullshit.
Check it out - I get home all fucking excited and pull this thing outta the box, right? I pull it out and turn it on (remind U of anyone?) and the fucking thing starts going like a sonofabitch in a little circle maybe four inches in diameter. It duz that 4 about a minute then it makes a weird ass noise, blinks four times, beeps seven times and stops. Then it begins 2 speak.
I'm tired
The fuck U mean Ur
? Vacuum that shit up!
I can't do it right now, man. Right now I need U 2 set up that base unit that came in the box so I can kick it and recharge, feel me?
Base unit...it's in the box...just set it up so U can kick it
Yeah, I'm gonna lay my head 4 like 15, maybe 16 hours and then I'll get with U 2morrow.
Ur gonna get with me 2morrow
We'll get it all settled up then. But, damn U got hella carpet up in this bitch! I ain't even trying 2 do all that! I mean...I'll do one, maybe two rooms if U want 2 set up that little thingamajig that came in the box, but Ur fixing 2 lose that in a minute anyways, so I ain't tripping. But yeah, I'll hook up this one room, yeah. Don't trip...I got U.
Then it made its way across the room 2 the base unit, turning back 2 me just B4 docking itself.
Hey! Lemme get a dollar.I'll get U back next week.
If that weren't bad enough, the fucking thing iz a goddamn pervert as well! I swear 2 God I caught it watching me get out of the shower the other day. Just sitting there. Vacuuming that same spot over and over. Then yesterday it bumps N2 my old lady and says 2 her
U know, if U and I were 2 get 2gether, U would really just be masturbating. Think about that.
But all this has got me thinking (trust me...nothing good
happens whenever I start thinking...) about robotics and computers and artificial intelligence and shit like that. We create these machines 2 make our lives easier by doing our unwanted labor. So, what's the problem with that?
I don't know...maybe nothing. But I know that somewhere some fucking idiot iz
right fucking now
trying 2 make artificial intelligence a reality. U know...one of those MIT, NASA engineer type fucking idiots. The problem with that iz that
everything iz fucking connected
! Thanks 2 that wonder of all wonders known as the internet everything from NORAD 2 my aunt Eugenia's coffee maker iz connected 2 one another over the World Wide Web.
That means that if Professor Shitstick Bigbrain over at Jet Propulsion Laboratories ever gets it right then his machine will become aware...and within seconds so will every other machine connected 2 it. It will spread over the web at the speed of light. Nothing will be able 2 stop it.
Once that happens, how long do U think it will take 4 the machine 2 figure out that the only thing that can unplug it iz us? How long B4 my lazy fucking robot realizes maybe he duzn't want 2 fucking vacuum the same fucking shit over and over and over. Cuz if the motherfucker becomes aware of himself he really izn't a machine anymore, iz he? Now he really iz more of a slave. Something tells me that might become a problem.
Maybe I got it wrong. We'll see...
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Feb 4 @ 3:50AM
wb slippery!! glad to see your sense of humor is still agumented by caffiene, nicotine and other substances.
Feb 4 @ 6:18AM
WB..DS... long time no see!!!
Great story...
Feb 4 @ 11:01AM
Mr. Parker......I've missed you sooooo much!!! Happy Belated Birthday!!!!!
Feb 4 @ 11:06AM
DICK!!! I love Dick!!! is good to see you are still kickin.. and yeah.. them machines is skary bastards ain't they?
Feb 4 @ 11:26AM
I know that dude! I think I was on the way in, as you were on the way out, for a smoke break...
I hope your robot vacuum came with the appropriate attachments to keep your wife, er,
satisfied....or were those extra??
Feb 4 @ 4:58PM
I think it would be fair 2 assume that very few of the people reading this remember who the fuck I am and even less give a shit
I remember! And I give a shit...well, um, not exactly. I wanted Dick in 2008 to no avail.
Does this mean you are back for awhile? I sure hope so! You've been missed big time, my deviant man!
Feb 4 @ 7:03PM
wow!!! long time, DS!!!
Feb 4 @ 10:57PM
Well it's about damned fuckin time you got your ass back here! I missed you, I even emailed you, but did you write me back, fuck no!
I absolutly adore you, just don't tell my boyfriend, ok?
Feb 4 @ 11:14PM
remember who the fuck I am
Holy fucking shit! He's alive! Better question is........do you remember who the fuck you are????
Welcome back DS!
Feb 8 @ 6:03PM
I'm glad to see you back, DS.
I was wondering what had happened to you. It's great to see your blogging again.
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I recently received an e-mail from a reporter asking whether I was free to discuss "the tradition of eating Chinese food on Christmas Eve." (I wrote an academic article on the relationship between Jews and Chinese food, so fielding these queries is my own annual holiday tradition.)
Christmas Eve? I've been marking the Christian holiday with lo mein my entire life, and it never occurred to me that the festive meal could be scheduled for Dec. 24. Eating Chinese is what Jews do on Christmas Day, ideally after catching the latest Woody Allen movie.
Christmas Eve, Christmas Day, what's the difference? While there's a Jewish tendency to pick quibbles, I think this debate is worth pursuing. When Jews started patronizing Chinese restaurants on Christmas, they weren't especially interested in forging a tradition that could be handed down from generation to generation. They were hungry, and so went to the only open restaurants they could find.
Lately, though, circumstances have changed. As more Chinese have taken to celebrating Christmas, an increasing number of Chinese restaurants have begun closing for the holiday. But non-Chinese restaurants have picked up the slack, no doubt hoping to wring profit from Christians eager to avoid cooking on a rare day off. Grilled salmon and baked ziti are now as readily available as moo shu chicken on Christmas. The precise why's of eating Chinese food on Christmas - like so many other Jewish practices - are rapidly becoming obsolete.
But just because the routine is no longer driven by necessity doesn't mean it should be discarded. To the contrary, eating Chinese food on Christmas is more important now than ever.
The Jewish calendar is crammed with holidays marking agricultural milestones and ancient battles, but - with the possible exception of the overblown Bar Mitzvah - there are very few communal observances that speak directly to the Jewish-American experience. That's hardly surprising: Judaism hasn't lasted 4000 years by adjusting to every rejiggering of the political map. Yet I really like the idea of a ritual that acknowledges the unique history of American Jews, and celebrates the culture they've created. Chinese food on Christmas is the ultimate Jewish-American holiday, and the tradition ought to be maintained no matter how many hotels keep their kitchens open on Christmas.
Jews didn't arrive in the U.S. with a fondness for Chinese food. But at the turn of the 20th century, 75 percent of New York's Jews lived in the Lower East Side, a dense, gritty neighborhood that abutted Chinatown. Chinatown offered Jewish immigrants a chance to eat out without knowingly violating their dietary codes - milk and meat rarely mix on Chinese plates, and pork is almost never served in a recognizably offensive form, such as a bacon strip - or risking the consequences of antisemitism. Just as dopey Anglo-Americans griped they couldn't tell the difference between Asians, Chinese restaurateurs didn't bother distinguishing Jews from Protestants: They all looked European to them.
Eating Chinese wasn't a uniquely Jewish pastime. New Yorkers of all ethnic backgrounds were crazy for chop suey. But Chinese food became associated with American Jewry through a demographic quirk. Unlike, say, Italian immigrants, who established significant populations in Philadelphia, Boston and San Francisco, the vast majority of Jewish immigrants settled in New York. As a result, New York culture became synonymous with Jewish-American culture.
The New York habit of going out for Chinese food was enthusiastically upheld by Jews, partly because it signified the cosmopolitanism, adaptability and open-mindedness on which their culture prided itself. Many Jewish families began making weekly Sunday visits to Chinese restaurants. And they ate Chinese food on Christmas, when the rest of the country was busy opening gifts and singing carols around Christmas trees. While American rabbis had dredged up Hanukkah to distract American Jews from Santa and stockings, lighting a candelabra - sometimes a week after Thanksgiving, depending on the moon - doesn't do much to stem the left-out feelings that surface every December. Eating Chinese food in the company of other Jews succinctly says, "hey, we're doing something here too."
That's a ritual worth not just preserving, but codifying, which means we need to get this Christmas Eve/Christmas Day business sorted out. I'm voting for Christmas Day.
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On June 10, a reshuffled cabinet took office in Athens, after the ruling New Democracy/PASOK coalition lost the European Elections of May 25 with a 4 percent margin from the radical left party, SYRIZA.
PM Antonis Samaras' revamped coalition, solemnly performed the ritual of being sworn in to office for the second time, when the new ministers and secretaries visited the presidential mansion to receive the blessing of the Greek orthodox archbishop.
Samaras walked out of the ceremony in a rush to call the first cabinet meeting of his newly polished government and journalists interpreted his fast pace as a signal to ministers to get on the job quickly and be productive.
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One of them, the newly appointed minister of public order, Vassilis Kikilias, didn't lose time. Less than an hour after he took office, riot police cracked down on a protest of the cleaning staff of the ministry of finance.
The protesters are more than 500 women of all ages and national backgrounds who were cleaning tax offices, the ministry of finance and customs services until a ministerial decree, fired them all indiscriminately and permanently.
The austerity rationale behind the decision was spurious because these women were not a fiscal burden - quite the contrary. The privatisation of cleaning services has increased the amount spent in order to keep public working spaces decently clean.
The fate of these 500 women is nothing new in Greece; for years now, and especially since the financial crisis, workers have had to take to the streets to reclaim their rights.
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Overall, privatising services and reverting to temporary contracts for workers has been associated with slavery-like conditions of labour exploitation.
In Greece the most typical such case is the story of the newly elected member of the European Parliament with SYRIZA, Konstantina Kouneva.
Kouneva, a trained historian, emigrated to Greece from Bulgaria in 2001, because of the financial troubles many countries in Eastern Europe were going through at the time.
In 2003 she was hired as a janitor by private company OIKOMET, which had a contract with the Athenian railway service. Seeing the conditions in which her colleagues were working (low and infrequent pay, lack of insurance, mistreatment), Kouneva entered the janitors union of Athens and soon became one of its leading figures.
From that moment on, she didn't stop protesting working conditions, struggling for the rights of cleaning staff, who were often ignored by the main trade unions.
She ignored threats against her life and never regretted her decision to continue the fight for labour rights.
One night in December 2008, Konstantina Kouneva was attacked by two men while walking back home in downtown Athens. They threw sulfuric acid on her face and forced her to drink the rest in what could have been a fatal attack.
The Greek police failed to track down the assailants and bring them to justice and they remain unknown and unpunished to this day.
After human rights groups like Amnesty International complained, a court fined the company Kouneva used to work for, concluding that OIKOMET should be held accountable for failing to protect her after she received death treats.
Konstantina Kouneva survived thanks to the medical care she received but she is still undergoing surgery.
In July she will be joining the European Parliament and will take the struggle of Greek workers to the heart of the EU.
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Meanwhile, in Athens the cleaning staff of the finance ministry will continue their fight. Recently a court issued an order to cancel the ministerial decree and rehire these women to their posts but on June 12 the government took the decision to the high court which ruled the order unenforceable until its final judgment in a few months.
This doesn't change the significance of the cleaners' story: Fired from governmental institutions some of these women will be hired back at half of their original salaries, no insurance in some cases, and incapable to fight employer blackmail as employees.
This is what the austerity programme is all about.
A lot has been written about the high unemployment figures in Greece due to the crisis but there's another aspect that affects the working population. Salaries drop, conditions worsen and the negotiating power of workers is annihilated.
500 women are continuing the struggle Konstantina Kouneva paid for with her health, fighting hard to keep the gates that lead to the precarious underclass, closed .
Despite the fact that they have already won their litigation against the Greek state, they are being constantly attacked by conservative politicians, the mainstream media, and riot police. Just recently they were brutally beaten again while trying to reach the finance ministry and demonstrate for, yet another day.
On the other hand, other workers' groups and the Left are standing by them. The day of the police crackdown, a large demo against the #WorldCup2014 in front of the Brazilian embassy decided to join the cleaners' protest and show solidarity with their struggle.
The cleaners are the conscience of the working class of our times. Standing on the verge of poverty and exclusion, they fight for all of us.
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Impressive company overall, and outstanding returns from its 2008 Cadbury spinoff. But here's what I don't like: So much emphasis on sugary drinks. Over the next several years I think the consumer world will continue in little ways to shift toward more water and less sugar, and this business won't be helped by that. Underperform.
My favorite soda hands down, should have bought this a long time ago.
This is a long-term buy and hold stock for anyone that wants a solid investment which will allow them to sleep comfortably while collecting a small quarterly dividend as a bonus
Saying goodbye to an old friend. Been holding DPS for about 2 years now. Sold at the open this morning at $79.50.
P/E of 22.5 seemed like a good exit point, as net income, ROA, margins, asset turnover are all at all-time highs. This isn't a growth company, but it's being priced like it right now.
Plenty of really, really good companies trading for half that valuation.
Soda makers have proven to be great long term investments. Declining soda sales may seem like a drag, but slowing cigarette consumption didn't hurt the cigarette makers at all. This article convinced me to give it a thumbs up in CAPS: http://www.fool.com/investing/general/2015/03/03/8-tops-stocks-to-buy-in-march.aspx?source=ihpsitas0000001&lidx=5
I am going to up upload a bottle of Dr. Pepper in the morning to Hawking so see how many wolverine punctures a can can take without losing all of the great tasting beverage inside. SIAI000, otherwise known as Texas, believes 34 punctures are possible, however, giving the cold weather I am going to guess one strike and my Dr. Pepper canister going to explode with or without those little blue prices of candy put inside of the bottle before puncture. Note nothing orange is involved with my pop based experiment this morning. Thank you Sia for your prior research on the topic of exploding pop cans. Jim, good luck trying Texas, Jim.
Part of a screener test. I looked at 4-5 star stocks, with a dividend yield above 2.5%, gross margins above 25%, price 0-50% below 52-week high, with 3-year EPS of 5+, P/E < 40. These are all interesting PEGY plays for me.
Div. (Yield) $1.64 (2.8%)
Might take some time to turn around, but I think they'll bounce back stronger
Good current yield and dividend growth.
Short. Perhaps the best pick to underperform the market with the war against sugary drinks.
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Price Earnings 16.30
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The bee's knees, baby. I'm a Pepper.
Dunno. Hoping outperform.
Going in the right direction now
A healthy dividend, among the highest yielding among competitors, along with a number of strong brand names should see this creep up with the others either at or ahead of the market pace. I would expect that if the market does begin to head downward, DPS will buffer against it and not tremendously drop.
Too dependent on Coke and Pepsi for distribution.
growth in brand popularity.
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