Old Dominion
March 9th, 2010 | 
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Following the recent decision by the United States to sell arms to Taiwan, three senior PLA officers from China’s …
A growing number of senior officers in the different branches of the Chinese People’s Liberation Army (PLA) are becoming outspoken. But why they have chosen now to raise their voices is subject to debate.
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Three brothers prepare to deploy to Iraq
Chippewa Falls – The Lemke brothers played Army as children growing up in western Wisconsin, but now are facing the reality of a dangerous war in Iraq. Greg Lemke Jr., Lance Lemke and Curt Anderson are members of the 724th Engineer Battalion with its Headquarters Company in Chippewa Falls. Their mother, Mary Lemke, says she was “freaking out a little bit” when she found out Lance would be …
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North Korea on combat alert as U.S., South hold drills
North Korea said on Monday it had put its army on full combat alert, ready to “blow up” South Korea as joint drills between the South and the United States got underway.
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U.S. lawmakers challenge Army decisions on KBR
WASHINGTON (Reuters) – Lawmakers in the U.S. Senate and House of Representatives on Wednesday questioned the Army’s continued use of KBR Inc for logistics work in Iraq in the face of confirmed reports of poor past performance.
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William & Mary vs. Old Dominion recap from game played on March 08, 2010
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