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‘Smokey and the Bandit’ turns 40, and veterans will benefit
Two events tied to the anniversary will direct funds to former service members.
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The ‘Drinkin’ Bros’ hit the road: Popular military podcast to visit Fort Carson
The Colorado performance may help launch a nationwide tour of military installations.
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Robert Woods, only player to start on both sides of Army-Navy rivalry, dies at 96
He graduated from West Point as first captain in 1945, and later served in Japan during the Allied occupation.
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Warrior Games prepares for big-city debut in Chicago
The contest featuring wounded warriors from across the services will kick off in Chicago on June 30.
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Blake Shelton, Jon Stewart, Kelly Clarkson set to take part in Warrior Games ceremonies
The competition begins June 30 in Chicago.
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Tell us: Your tips for visiting Washington, our next Military City
Think outside the tour bus: Let us know what not to miss in D.C.
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Las Vegas lucky 7: What troops, veterans and military families should know before they go
A short list of deals, recommendations and more for those heading to the desert to relax, win big or both.
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Naval Academy stadium to host NHL game in March, other academies could follow suit
The Washington Capitals will travel to Annapolis to battle the Toronto Maple Leafs.
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Collect them all: Minor-league teams offer baseball cards featuring service members
The Columbia Fireflies gave away 1,000 decks to fans at their May 29 home game, one of several clubs to offer similar promotions.
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New ticket program gives troops, veterans a chance to see Broadway’s ‘Bandstand’
The Tony-nominated show partnered with Got Your 6 and Vet Tix to offer sponsored seats.
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‘Smokey and the Bandit’ turns 40, and veterans will benefit
Two events tied to the anniversary will direct funds to former service members.
-
The ‘Drinkin’ Bros’ hit the road: Popular military podcast to visit Fort Carson
The Colorado performance may help launch a nationwide tour of military installations.
-
Robert Woods, only player to start on both sides of Army-Navy rivalry, dies at 96
He graduated from West Point as first captain in 1945, and later served in Japan during the Allied occupation.
-
Warrior Games prepares for big-city debut in Chicago
The contest featuring wounded warriors from across the services will kick off in Chicago on June 30.
-
Blake Shelton, Jon Stewart, Kelly Clarkson set to take part in Warrior Games ceremonies
The competition begins June 30 in Chicago.
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Tell us: Your tips for visiting Washington, our next Military City
Think outside the tour bus: Let us know what not to miss in D.C.
-
Las Vegas lucky 7: What troops, veterans and military families should know before they go
A short list of deals, recommendations and more for those heading to the desert to relax, win big or both.
-
Naval Academy stadium to host NHL game in March, other academies could follow suit
The Washington Capitals will travel to Annapolis to battle the Toronto Maple Leafs.
-
Collect them all: Minor-league teams offer baseball cards featuring service members
The Columbia Fireflies gave away 1,000 decks to fans at their May 29 home game, one of several clubs to offer similar promotions.
-
New ticket program gives troops, veterans a chance to see Broadway’s ‘Bandstand’
The Tony-nominated show partnered with Got Your 6 and Vet Tix to offer sponsored seats.
-
‘Smokey and the Bandit’ turns 40, and veterans will benefit
Two events tied to the anniversary will direct funds to former service members.
-
The ‘Drinkin’ Bros’ hit the road: Popular military podcast to visit Fort Carson
The Colorado performance may help launch a nationwide tour of military installations.
-
Robert Woods, only player to start on both sides of Army-Navy rivalry, dies at 96
He graduated from West Point as first captain in 1945, and later served in Japan during the Allied occupation.
-
Warrior Games prepares for big-city debut in Chicago
The contest featuring wounded warriors from across the services will kick off in Chicago on June 30.
-
Blake Shelton, Jon Stewart, Kelly Clarkson set to take part in Warrior Games ceremonies
The competition begins June 30 in Chicago.
-
Tell us: Your tips for visiting Washington, our next Military City
Think outside the tour bus: Let us know what not to miss in D.C.
-
Las Vegas lucky 7: What troops, veterans and military families should know before they go
A short list of deals, recommendations and more for those heading to the desert to relax, win big or both.
-
Naval Academy stadium to host NHL game in March, other academies could follow suit
The Washington Capitals will travel to Annapolis to battle the Toronto Maple Leafs.
-
Collect them all: Minor-league teams offer baseball cards featuring service members
The Columbia Fireflies gave away 1,000 decks to fans at their May 29 home game, one of several clubs to offer similar promotions.
-
New ticket program gives troops, veterans a chance to see Broadway’s ‘Bandstand’
The Tony-nominated show partnered with Got Your 6 and Vet Tix to offer sponsored seats.
