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A favorite holiday tradition for Fort Hood families and the Central Texas community, the 23rd annual Nature in Lights is back and brighter than ever at Belton Lake Outdoor Recreation Area.
The Better Opportunity for Single Soldiers program hosted a free BOSS Thanksgiving Movie Day Luncheon Friday at their new headquarters.
KILLEEN — “Even though it’s not Thanksgiving, we’re celebrating it early,” said an excited Reyna Reyes, third grader at West Ward Elementary School. “The Soldiers came here to see us because they have lots of stuff to do, so they normally don’t get to see kids.”
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“Christmas is not about what you get, but what you give,” Santa’s Workshop President Charmaine Nunnally, said.
III Corps and Fort Hood honored 20 Soldiers and two civilians at the monthly retirement ceremony held Friday at the Phantom Warrior Center. Recognized for their service were: Maj. Marvin Branch, Chief Warrant Officer 4 Angela Devane, Chief Warrant Officer 4 Vivical Grate, Chief Warrant Offic…
The Texas State University softball team visited the 1st Cavalry Division to gain an understanding of the importance of female leadership and followership Oct. 27.
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SEMBACH, Germany — Although most people probably understand that poor dental care can lead to cavities, did you know that other, more serious health problems can also result from poor oral care? According to Maj. (Dr.) Eduardo DeCardona, chief of periodontics, Rheinland-Pfalz Pulaski Dental …
DOVER AIR FORCE BASE, Del. — The Department of Defense implemented new policy in March 2019 to direct all service Drug Demand Reduction Program labs to test for fentanyl and norfentanyl.
As the surgical instruments probe and snip their way through the spider web of tissue, Urology Surgeon Maj. (Dr.) Tara Ortiz is huddled on a stool, remotely controlling the operative action via joysticks and high-definition visuals.
FORT DETRICK, Md. — “Prepare, Deploy, Sustain.”
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For more information, call us at 254-287-4675. To find the shelter on Facebook, search Fort Hood Stray Animal Facility.”
