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Chaplain Corps: Meeting Soldiers' needs far from home

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Chaplain Corps: Meeting Soldiers' needs far from home

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Engineer Week

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U.S. Army Central Commanding General, LTG Patrick Frank, and U.S. Army Central Command Sergeant Major, CSM J.Garza, recognize National Suicide Prevention Month.

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Sgt. Ellahimod Alexander, a human resources noncommissioned officer assigned to Area Support Group - Kuwait, crosses the finish after completing the two-mile run during the Army Combat Fitness Test for the U.S. Army Central 2021 Best Warrior Competition at Camp Buehring, Kuwait, June 21, 2021. Competitors from across the ARCENT area or responsibility are competing in various events to be crowned the title of best warrior. (U.S. Army photo by Staff Sgt. True Thao, U.S. Army Central Public Affairs)

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Army Capt. Kai Callwood holds music engineering and music business management degrees from Berklee College of Music. He became a U.S. Army Soldier 13 years ago. Last December — while deployed to Djibouti, Africa — the 405th AFSB LOGCAP professional, Army logistician, mortuary affairs officer, petroleum and water specialist, Berklee graduate, and tuba player became something else. A dad.

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Modernized VMIS webpage login on the Army Family Web Portal.

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Then Col. Peter Bailey, now brigadier general and current Second Air Force Air National Guard assistant to the commander, talks with students during an Aim High Outreach event at Maxwell Air Force Base, Ala., Nov. 15, 2019. Aim High is an Air Force Recruiting Service Detachment 1-sponsored event that fosters youth engagement, community outreach, professional development and networking. General officers like Bailey are being asked to participate in the GO Inspire program that is designed for Air and Space Force generals to get out and engage youth and youth influencers from underrepresented groups across the nation. (U.S. Air Force photo by Master Sgt. Chance Babin)

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TYA Select premiums increased from $228 to $257 per month. TYA Prime premiums increased from $376 to $459 per month.

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TYA Select premiums increased from $228 to $257 per month. TYA Prime premiums increased from $376 to $459 per month.

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TYA Select premiums increased from $228 to $257 per month. TYA Prime premiums increased from $376 to $459 per month.

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TYA Select premiums increased from $228 to $257 per month. TYA Prime premiums increased from $376 to $459 per month.

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