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Members of the community logged onto Facebook to participate in the meeting. Fort Hood takes advantage of technology for community meeting  - 2/1/2012
Social media has been slightly controversial among members of the U.S. military, but Fort Hood is using popular sites like Facebook to improve its community, the Army media outlet reports.
The Army Markmanship Unit went above and beyond. Army Marksmanship Unit wins prestigious award at Fort Benning  - 2/1/2012
The highest degrees of sustained excellence are always expected from the U.S. Army's Marksmanship Unit, but it went above and beyond in 2010, earning the Army Superior Unit Award at Fort Benning recently.
It is now easier than ever for servicemembers to share photos from their deployments through sites like Facebook. Fort Bragg soldiers briefed on camera use during deployments  - 1/31/2012
With the advent of digital cameras, the relics of war are getting more and more descriptive, as a picture truly does say 1,000 words.
Marines brushed up on their riflemen skills recently. Marines at Camp Lejeune polish rifle skills  - 1/31/2012
Marines took a refresher course on their basic rifleman skills at Camp Lejeune recently, the Defense Video & Imagery Distribution System reports.
Blumenberg served in the Marine Corps for 31 years. Long-time sergeant major retires at Camp Lejeune  - 1/31/2012
Camp Lejeune held a farewell ceremony for a sergeant major who had served for 31 years recently, Marine Corps News reports.
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Members of the community logged onto Facebook to participate in the meeting. Fort Hood takes advantage of technology for community meeting
Social media has been slightly controversial among members of the U.S. military, but Fort Hood is using popular sites like Facebook to improve its community, the Army media outlet reports.  2/1/2012
It is now easier than ever for servicemembers to share photos from their deployments through sites like Facebook. Fort Bragg soldiers briefed on camera use during deployments
With the advent of digital cameras, the relics of war are getting more and more descriptive, as a picture truly does say 1,000 words.  1/31/2012
The participants practice mixed martial arts. Camp Pendleton hosts martial arts fitness competition
Athletes from every branch of the military are eligible to participate in the "Mission Readiness Challenge" championship that Camp Pendleton is hosting, the North County Times reports.  1/30/2012
The Camp Lejeune "stroller warrior" is finalist for Spouse of the Year
Stephanie Geraghty keeps busy with her role of leader of the Stroller Warriors, a running and fitness club for military moms on Camp Lejeune. 1/30/2012
The donations go to families of military members. Companies donate 250 computers to Fort Bragg families
Fort Bragg families recently received 250 refurbished computers at a "Give-A-Thon" held at the Brigade General William S. McArthur Army Reserve Center, Fort Bragg Patch reports.  1/30/2012
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The Army Markmanship Unit went above and beyond. Army Marksmanship Unit wins prestigious award at Fort Benning
The highest degrees of sustained excellence are always expected from the U.S. Army's Marksmanship Unit, but it went above and beyond in 2010, earning the Army Superior Unit Award at Fort Benning recently.  2/1/2012
Marines brushed up on their riflemen skills recently. Marines at Camp Lejeune polish rifle skills
Marines took a refresher course on their basic rifleman skills at Camp Lejeune recently, the Defense Video & Imagery Distribution System reports. 1/31/2012
Blumenberg served in the Marine Corps for 31 years. Long-time sergeant major retires at Camp Lejeune
Camp Lejeune held a farewell ceremony for a sergeant major who had served for 31 years recently, Marine Corps News reports. 1/31/2012
Robins is working hard to prevent suicide and promote awareness campaigns. Robins AFB seeing results with anti-suicide program
Suicide prevention programs at Robins AFB have been successful in the past four years, the Macon Telegraph reports.  1/30/2012
Moving all of the people and equipment during a BRAC order can be expensive. Military travel may be in the works with new BRAC orders
The Pentagon is expected to request two new rounds of military base realignment and closures (BRAC) across the U.S., making military travel imminent for many troops, Military Times reports. 1/27/2012
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The Air Force is helping everyone achieve their educational goals. Robins AFB supports AFMC's educational mission
Airmen at Robins AFB are only some of the military members across the force that are placing an added emphasis on education this year. 1/9/2012
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Moving all of the people and equipment during a BRAC order can be expensive. Military travel may be in the works with new BRAC orders
The Pentagon is expected to request two new rounds of military base realignment and closures (BRAC) across the U.S., making military travel imminent for many troops, Military Times reports. 1/27/2012
Many military families are having trouble with their mortgages, and the Pentagon is trying to help. Military lodging becomes difficult with mortgage issues
The mortgage crisis that accompanied the recent economic issues has been especially difficult on military lodging, causing many military families to owe more on their mortgages than their house is now worth, The News Tribune reports. 1/11/2012
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