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Navy |
Navy
News - Navy Office of Information in Washington, D.C. features
special reports.
Navy
Promotions - Keeps track of the latest promotions and
transfers on the Active Duty and Reserve levels.
Navy
News Service - Provides current and past news releases in
downloadable formats.
All
Hands - Monthly magazine offers news wire services and a media
center.
Shift
Colors - Quarterly newsletter for Navy Retirees features an
issue archive.
Link
- Enlisted bulletin of the USN provides information on policy
changes, career management issues, reassignment trends and retention
matters.
Perspective
- Professional bulletin focuses on the Navy officer community.
NAVADMINS
- Navy administrative message system is regularly updated with
policy and award information.
ALLNAVS
- All-Navy bulletins include announcements of important events
and regulation changes.
Navy Directives
- Allows access to official directives and forms.
USTRANSCOM
- United States Transportation
Command presents news and video archives.
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Marine Corps |
MarineLink-
Peruse Marine news releases and official announcements.
Marine
Corps Promotions - Stay abreast of recent promotions.
Marines
- Newswire service presents an archive of past issues.
ALMARS
- Board features a chronological listing of notices.
MARADMINS
- Search a database of Marine administrative messages and announcements.
Marine
Corps Orders and Directives - Regulations are organized by category.
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DoD / U.S. Government |
Defenselink
- Official Department of Defense (DOD) Website features news,
reports and related links.
DFAS
- Defense Finance and Accounting Service presents press releases
in chronological order.
CIA
- Central Intelligence Agency offers an archive of press statements
and releases.
NSA
- National Security Agency index includes briefings and declassified
documents.
SGT Rufus Charger
SGT Harry Charger
SGT Ken Charger
The drums of the Akicita Heyoka have been beating for peace, nonviolence, and justice since 1862, the year that 10 young Lakota men risked their lives in the name of peace. These 10 young men-ranging from 16 to 21 years old-were led by WaAnnatan, the Charger. During the Minnesota Uprising of 1862, a time of war among the Native American nations and White settlers. WaAnnatan and his Fool Soldiers negotiated the release of several women and children from the warring Dakota White Lodge, and returned the captives to St. Pierre, South Dakota.
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