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An Unapologetically Patriatic Blog by Perry Keating

Helping preserve the past

March 22nd, 2010
Lakes, dams, mills, mines, mounds, ancient havens and maybe a haunted house or two are all some of the locations veterans get to visit vicariously on a daily basis working on the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Veterans Curation Project.

TOG Soldiers earn EIB

March 21st, 2010
Of 266 EIB candidates, 22 Soldiers obtained the badge on March 21. The EIB recognizes outstanding infantry Soldiers who demonstrate a high degree of professional skill, expertise and excellence.

M-ATVs shipped to Bahrain for Afghan mission

March 21st, 2010
The U.S. military has begun using Bahrain as a staging area to deliver the new MRAP-All Terrain Vehicles to Afghanistan, military officials said. The military began flying the M-ATVs from the States last fall, but more can be delivered at one time by ship, more economically.

USFK commander sees Humphreys move in 5 to 6 years

March 20th, 2010
The commander of U.S. Forces Korea said Friday that it could be five or six years before U.S. troops move to Camp Humphreys, the future flagship U.S. military installation in South Korea, because of the size and complexity of the massive relocation project.

Vietnam vet in Haiti eager to share war experiences

March 20th, 2010
Some Vietnam War veterans are reluctant to talk about the war, but Giles Pace isn't one of them. He said he's eager to share his experiences to inspire today's soldiers and show them that Vietnam War veterans are still supporting them. He's also eager to tell them how much easier they have it.

Veterans vocal on Wanat battle fallout

March 19th, 2010
As the Army reviews the investigation into a deadly Afghanistan battle for which several officers reportedly have been reprimanded, one of the service's most-decorated veterans cautions that determining officer accountability in war is a "tough issue."

Remains of Vietnam-era Air Force major returned to U.S. for burial

March 18th, 2010
Air Force Maj. Curtis Daniel Miller of Palacios, Texas, will be buried on March 29 in the Dallas-Fort Worth National Cemetery.

Keen: If you’ve left Port-au-Prince, don’t come back

March 18th, 2010
The U.S. will keep troops in Haiti through September to work alongside Argentine peacekeepers in a volatile part of the country where tens of thousands fled to after January's earthquake.

Uphill battle to win over villagers in Tangi Valley

March 17th, 2010
Villagers in this volatile region, where insurgent fighters pour in from across the Pakistan border each spring, express an almost universal sentiment about the soldiers: fear.

Testing for Expert Infantryman Badge

March 17th, 2010
Old Guard Soldiers began testing for the Expert Infantryman Badge at Fort A.P. Hill on Thursday, March 18.
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