Soldiers
Memorial Day Celebrations In Baltimore
Baltimore is set to hold events throughout the weekend to honor all U.S. soldiers. Take the time to attend and remember these heroes.
Genealogist To Offer Tips On Civil War Research
For those who have ever wondered if their ancestors were war heroes or war prisoners, Debra Hoffman, professional genealogist, will provide the tools to uncover the stories of Civil War soldiers buried in family lines.
Marylanders Mark Veterans Day With Parade
Twenty-two million Americans and their families have a special connection to this day. They are the ones who served in the military and have earned the day off and the right to be in parades held in their honor. As Baltimore honored its veterans Monday, some wished more had turned out to say thanks.
Fort McHenry Marks Veterans Day With Special Programs
As the nation observes Veterans Day, rangers at Fort McHenry are educating the public on its history beyond the Star-Spangled Banner.
Motorcade From Walter Reed To N.Y. May Cause Delays
A motorcade traveling from Walter Reed National Medical Center in Bethesda to New York city will result in minor delays in traffic along the route.
Wounded Soldiers Compete For Warrior Games Spots
Wounded and ill soldiers and Army veterans from across the country will train and compete for spots on the Army’s Warrior Games team.
Obama, Biden Welcome Home U.S. Commander In Iraq
Blending solemn tradition with joyous reunion, the top commander of U.S. forces in Iraq returned home to U.S. soil Tuesday, greeted by his wife and his president in an understated ceremony to mark the end of a nine-year conflict that has defined a generation.
Art Therapy Being Added For Injured U.S. Soldiers
A creative writing program from the National Endowment for the Arts is being added to the treatment program for injured U.S. soldiers who have brain injuries and conditions after serving in Iraq and Afghanistan.
Pentagon Orders Review Of Mishandled Soldiers’ Remains At Dover Air Force Base
The body parts of soldiers lost, their family members never notified. Wednesday night, the Pentagon orders a review of mishandled remains at Dover Air Force Base.
Atheist At Fort Meade Seeks ‘Lay Leader’ Status
An Army captain at Fort Meade says he’s an atheist — and he wants official recognition as a humanist lay leader, on par with the Christian, Jewish and Muslim lay leaders who help military chaplains serve the troops.
Md. Officials Announce ‘Hotels For Heroes’ Bill
U.S. Sen. Ben Cardin and Rep. Dutch Ruppersberger are proposing a bill to expand a program that enables people to donate frequent-flier miles to military families.
Md. Soldiers Return Home From Afghanistan
A group of soldiers is just back from a year in Afghanistan. Their official welcome home ceremony was Saturday.


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