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  1. Modification to 2nd Infantry Division Memorial is underway
    Modification to 2nd Infantry Division Memorial is underway
    At EaseToday, in front of the 2ID Memorial, the announcement was made that the 2nd Infantry Division Memorial will be modified to honor those brave warriors of the 2ID who lost their lives in the period of the DMZ War, during Operation Iraqi Freedom and Operation Enduring Freedom in Afghanistan. The Monument was dedicated initially in 1936 “To our Dead” for the 2nd Infantry Division’s service in World War I, and rededicated in 1962 following World War II and the Korean War, when two wings were added to the Memorial to honor the Division's Fallen in those conflicts. 4 Min Read
  2. Joint Base Andrews' namesake, World War II bomber crew honored in Iceland
    Joint Base Andrews' namesake, World War II bomber crew honored in Iceland
    Newscenterpiece Icelandic and U.S. citizens held a ceremony on May 3, 2023, to mark the 80th anniversary of the B-24 Liberator bomber “Hot Stuff” crash that killed 14 of its 15 passengers and crew, including Lt. Gen. Frank Maxwell Andrews. Master Sgt. Michael B. Keller 316th Wing Public Affairs 3 Min Read
  3. Joint Base Andrews community holds second inaugural State of the Base
    Joint Base Andrews community holds second inaugural State of the Base
    Newscenterpiece Federal, state and local leaders met with military commanders across JBA to share their collective top priorities, recent accomplishments and areas for improvement within the base community during the second annual State of the Base Address, April 12, 2023. Senior Airman Daekwon Stith 316th Wing Public Affairs 1 Min Read
  4. Military teens and mental health: Resources that can help
    Military teens and mental health: Resources that can help
    Localfeatured If you’re a military teen, you know there are ups and downs to living the lifestyle that comes with your parents’ careers. While some of the challenges are standard for a teen, others — such as duty-station moves, school transitions and deployments — can really put a strain on your mental health. By Katie Lange DoD News 6 Min Read
  5. Families want voice in navigating military journey
    Families want voice in navigating military journey
    Localfeatured Military families are no longer content to just come along for the ride — they want a loud voice in how to navigate the military journey, Patricia “Patty” M. Barron, deputy assistant secretary of defense for military community and family policy said Oct. 12. By Terry Moon Cronk DoD News 2 Min Read
  6. Department of Defense observes Domestic Violence Awareness Month
    Department of Defense observes Domestic Violence Awareness Month
    Localfeatured October marks the beginning of the Department of Defense’s 2021 Domestic Violence Awareness Month campaign. The purpose of the campaign is to bring awareness to the military community’s responsibility to support victims, respond to abuse, and focus on prevention efforts this month and throughout the year. From Defense.gov 1 Min Read

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