Why Are There No U.S. Army Bases Named After Our Women Heroes?
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Women are enabled to serve in every branch, combat role and rank as men, yet this barrier still looms in the fight for equality.
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Two Decades After 9/11, Victims Are Still Being Laid To Rest
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Take the 9/11 Pledge honoring those who perished in the attacks as well as their families who still mourn them today.
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American Military Medals Ranked in Order of Precedence
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The precedence of medals varies slightly between branches of service, but here's the basic pecking order.
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Hell Near the DMZ: A Medal of Honor Story
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Lcpl. Richard Pittman moved into the heat of the battle to help because "that's what Marines do."
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New Ford-Class Aircraft Carrier to Be Named for Mess Attendant 1st Class Doris Miller
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We are proud to remember his name and his story here, precisely because he models "everything that is good [and noble] about our nation."
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We Will Not Forget: November 8th, 1965
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This was only the beginning of our major involvement in the Vietnam War. We will not forget!
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It Was A Bad Day At Bull Run
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The defeat that day was a signal to the Union Army that the Civil War was not going to be won either easily or quickly.
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USCGC Douglas Munro Receives A Special Gift In Honor of Its Namesake
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In the long history of the United States Coast Guard, only one Coastguardsman has been awarded the Medal of Honor. That Coastie was Signalman First Class Douglas A. Munro.
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Your United States Navy: A Brief History
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On March 27, 1794, the Continental Congress, working on the Constitution and the establishment of a government, established the Naval Act and provided monies to build six ships which became the first ships of a full-time Navy.
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The Spartan Brigade, Keepers of the Arctic
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The warrior spirit is still being honored by these Spartan paratroopers.
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