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  1. Training together in ! and 🇮🇩 practice urban fighting and basic skills together as part of a military exchange program during exercise I.

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  2. Hurricanes affect everyone in their path, even our best four-legged friends. That’s why local and U.S. military are there to help!

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  3. The latest numbers for the 's response efforts in are in!

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  4. “Those who don the uniform, in particular, those who suffered in captivity or have gone missing in distant lands, serve as enduring proof that America still turns out warriors of true character and grit." - Mattis at today’s Ceremony

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  5. Mattis and Chairman of , hosted a National ceremony at the .

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  7. Today we remember those who have sacrificed for their country as prisoners of war, those missing in action and their families.

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  8. This year marks the peak year of Centennial commemoration, including the Saint-Mihiel Offensive. Together with the WWI Centennial Commission, DoD, , and , will support activities on Sept. 22 Keep checking back for more updates!!

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  9. Join me in honoring all Americans who were prisoners of war, those who never returned home, and the sacrifices of their families

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  10. On this , we stand behind those who were taken prisoner by the enemy and honor those who never returned home. You will never be forgotten.

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  11. Sep 20

    If you evacuated for , continue following local officials to know when to return. If you're going home, plan ahead by checking which routes are safe & have a backup place to stay if your home's very damaged. Starting to clean up? Protect yourself with these tips:

    Graphic features four things survivors can do to protect themselves and begin the recovery process when returning home after a flood. The text reads: Coming home after a flood. Your home may be contaminated with mold or sewage—wear rubber boots, rubber gloves, and goggles during cleanup. Make sure the electricity and gas are shut off to avoid fire or getting hurt. Have an electrician check the house before turning
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  12. Sep 20

    We ran into fighter and he had a special message for all of the .

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  13. Sep 20

    . continue to support relief and recovery efforts to victims in North and South Carolina.

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  14. Local work with U.S. military to continue relief and recovery efforts in .

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  15. and the teamed up to research to create flying cars? Here’s how the partnership will benefit both entities:

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  16. On the Road Again! The has a team of expert engineers deployed to assess hurricane damage, plan recovery actions and execute those plans expeditiously.

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  17. There are approximately 2,800 South Carolina Guard Soldiers & 40 Airmen and 100 on duty assisting response efforts in counties experiencing the impacts of Hurricane Florence and flood waters.

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  18. Sep 20

    Over the last 4 years, the considerable commitment to the operations has been superb! We salute your amazing service that has brought . values the long standing commitment from .

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  19. with 1451st Transportation Command carry emergency responders from Fire Department to a staging area in , .

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  20. Lending a helping hand! An delivers Black Hawk helicopters from for relief efforts following .

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