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Chief Warrant Officer’s Quest Culminates With Education Center Opening

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Army Chief Warrant Officer 2 Robert L. Meeks, left, discusses education center programs with soldiers at Contingency Operating Base Basra, Iraq, June …

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Singing Soldier Knows About Second Chances

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Army Spc. Cleon Shack performs in Round 2 of “Basra Idol,” a music contest at Contingency Operating Base Basra, Iraq, May 23, 2009. Shack was one of t…

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Sailor Earns 'Strongest Man' Title at Iraq Air Base

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Navy Seaman Chris Spencer lifts a 150-pound dumbbell over his head during the Strongest Man competition at Hero's Hall gym aboard Al Asad Air Base, Ir…

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Father of Seven Returns to Active Duty

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Army Spc. Jonathan Goodwin stands in front of the unit's offices in Jalalabad Airfield, Afghanistan, May 31, 2009. Goodwin, a North Carolina native, i…

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Veterans Affairs Honors Military Women of Past, Present

 Alyce Dixon, left, and Mary Ragland, center, were two of the women veterans presented with roses in recognition of their service during a Women's Hist…

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Commander Black's Little Known Military History Facts
by CDR (Ret.) G.A. Black (founder BMW.com)

 
* During the Revolutionary War, New York had the highest percentage of African Americans of all the colonies.

* It's estimated that 95% of the blacks that served in Viet Nam had never heard of the country before the start of the war in the 1950's.

* Although many know that Henry O. Flipper was the first black graduate of West Point, few are aware that he was later awarded a patent for a tent he designed in 1898.

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MPMA Hall of Fame member Major General Walter Gaskin has been officially confirmed as a Lieutenant General!  General Gaskin is only the 3rd Marine African American to achieve this incredible position. 

 

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