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349th Regiment The 1st Battalion (Logistics Support), 349th Regiment, First Army, Division East will conduct a change-ofcommand ceremony 10 a.m. July 12 in the Reserve Center, Building 14401, 15th and Lane Street, Fort Gordon. More ... This weekend, thousands of members of the Army Family will gather around picnic tables, splash in local lakes and sprawl out on blankets under a sky full of fireworks as they relax and celebrate the 234rd birthday of the great nation they call home. More ... Capt. Joshua Barricklow speaks after assuming command of 35th Military Police Detachment during a ceremony June 26 at Darling Hall. Barriclow replaces Capt. Patrick Duling, who will transfer to Fort Knox, Ky. More ... In cooperation with the Association for Financial Counseling and Planning Education and the National Military Family Association, the FINRA Investor Education Foundation is training a corps of military spouses to provide financial counseling and education within the military community. More ... Some Medical College of Georgia occupational therapy students got some grueling training at the hands of Paralympian Scott Winkler at the Fort Gordon Fitness Center. More ... These words usually precede an act of carelessness, or outright reckless abandon. They can certainly make a parent tremble when the words are coming from his or her "No Fear" 5-year-old. Instinctively, the parent will quickly head toward the sound, expecting the best but mentally preparing for the worst. More ... The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Savannah District awarded a $6.3 million contract to Lifecycle Construction Services, LLC of Washington, D.C. on June 25 for the construction of a Child Development Center at Fort Gordon. More ... The first exhibits at the National Science Center were on the primitive side. There was a video wall - made of a bunch of old television sets and an exhibit about sound featured plastic tubing used in swimming pool vacuum cleaning systems. More ... Whether you are barbecuing for a holiday celebration or cooking burgers on a routine Saturday, learn to grill food properly to stave off illness. When it comes to grilling, there are two main dangers to avoid: (1) carcinogens, which are agents that can cause cancer, and (2) food poisoning. More ... BAGHDAD - Staff Sgt. Dale O'Neill recently received 120 pounds of goods in care packages from friends and family, but the Memphis, Tenn., native didn't end up with any of the items. More ... Kelly Barchanowicz wants deployed service members to experience Christmas in July. The Balfour Beatty Communities LifeWorks coordinator is currently collecting items to be placed in care packages and sent overseas. "I'm looking for non-perishable snacks, cookies, candy - nothing that would melt, Starbursts, jelly beans, sunscreen, magazines and books," she said. More ... Two hundred sixteen Civil Air Patrol members from Georgia, South Carolina, Alabama and Nebraska participated in training at Fort Gordon June 22-28. Under U.S. Air Force and adult CAP leadership, two schools of instruction were conducted simultaneously -- the annual basic encampment and a specialized Regimental Noncommissioned Officer Academy program. More ... Deke Copenhaver, Augusta mayor, recently received a Freedom Team Salute Award from the Secretary of the Army and Army Chief of Staff. The salute program recognizes those who have significantly contributed to supporting U.S. More ... "To Members of the Installation Management Team: This Independence Day, we celebrate our nation's 233rd birthday. For the men and women in uniform, July Fourth is more than the birthday of our nation, it is a day we celebrate freedom. More ... The 149th Annual Signal Corps Ball at Fort Gordon celebrated "2009 the Year of the NCO." More than 500 guests entered the Gordon Club June 26 through the raised saber arches to take part in the night's festivities. More ... Burke County property transfers for April 21, 2009 to April 24, 2009. The date indicates when the transfer was recorded in the Burke County clerk's office. More ... |
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