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The new planes will help the Air Force expand Eglin AFB to host F-35 training aircraft - 7/30/2010
In an effort to continue providing airmen with the most advanced tools in modern warfare, the Air Force has announced plans to deliver 59 new F-35 Lightening II Joint Strike Fighters to Eglin AFB to help train the next generation of pilots on one of the most technologically advanced aircraft currently in the sky.
Team at Lackland providing cyber protection Lackland AFB helping soldiers worldwide with cybersecurity - 7/30/2010
While proper training and equipment is essential for keeping servicemen and women safe on the battlefield, a group of technology professionals at Lackland Air Force base is providing another kind of security.
The airmen and personnel will have a new facility to work in New funding to help modernize Travis AFB - 7/29/2010
In a move that is sure to please airmen and personnel currently working at the California installation, Travis AFB is the recipient of $387,000 in funding from the House Armed Services Committee meant to construct a state of the art facility for Base Civil Engineer maintenance and supply units.
The national guard is headed to Iraq Fort Hood helping out of state men serve their country - 7/29/2010
Fort Hood is helping five members of the Missouri National Guard serve their country by providing extensive combat and logistics training in advance of their deployment to Iraq.
Base officials hope to have made their decision by Summer's end Fort Carson could see new helicopter battalion in the future - 7/28/2010
Change is in the air for the soldiers and civilians at Fort Carson, as Senior Army officials have begun mulling over whether or not to bring a new helicopter aviation battalion to the Mountain Post in the not too distant future.
The Marines train only with the best Camp Lejeune Marines train with British Royal Marines - 7/27/2010
In an effort to learn from their peers across the pond, a contingent of Royal British Marines have landed at Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune for a series of training exercises devoted towards the fading art of amphibious assault.
Conservation efforts are always underway at Fort Bragg Conservationist from Fort Bragg highlights base eco-conscious efforts - 7/26/2010
Like much of the country, the American military is in the midst of a push towards more a eco-conscious and green existence.
As the Iraqi forces grow stronger, more Marines can come home General Mills claims that Camp Pendleton Marines are getting the job done  - 7/23/2010
As the war effort continues in Iraq and Afghanistan, many Americans are wondering when the troops will finally be able to come home for good.
The soldiers will help rebuild Iraq Fort Belvoir Deploys reserve unit to Iraq - 7/23/2010
With the war effort continuing on two fronts, soldiers across the country are preparing to redeploy to Iraq or Afghanistan in the next several months.
Camp Lejeune to get new fitness center New Camp Lejeune fitness center slated for 2012 - 7/22/2010
Marines and their families stationed at Camp Lejeune may have to deal with some construction sites around the base, but for those who are self-described gym rats, it may all be worth it.
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