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Military/Veterans
Blue Ridge High School AFJROTC Awards
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- By Bob Dill, Publisher
Blue Ridge High School held their 6th Annual AFJROTC Awards Banquet at Ebenezer Welcome Baptist Church, Thursday, May 23, 2013. Outstanding cadets received 16 National awards during the ceremony.
The Blue Ridge Aerospace Science Department is headed by Lt. Col. David Rogers, Senior Aerospace Science Instructor and MSgt. Fred Fuller, Aerospace Science Instructor. Mrs. Reena Watson is the Blue Ridge High School Principal.
Tammy Johnston Receives Recognition from Wade Hampton Air Force JROTC
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- By Press Release
Future Military Leaders Win Awards
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- By Tammy Johnston
“America needs more leaders that understand sacrifice and the satisfaction of being a part of something bigger than themselves,” exclaims Principal Radford of Wade Hampton High School as he speaks proudly of the JROTC Cadet winners at the awards ceremony last Wednesday night, May 8, 2013 before a packed crowd of parents and family members.
He goes on to say that the JROTC program gives the cadets the “building blocks” to prepare them for their future not only in military careers but also in civilian careers.
He believes these are the best students at WHHS and that they bring leadership to the student body. We had an opportunity to talk to three of the cadet student leaders that received awards and heard about their journey in the JROTC program and why they have enjoyed it so much.
Funeral Services Held for PFC Barrett Lyle Austin
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- By Gilbert Scales
PFC Barrett Lyle Austin, 20, of Easley, died April 21, 2013, in Landstuhl, Germany, from injuries sustained when the vehicle he was driving ran over an enemy improvised explosive device near Wardak Province, Afghanistan, on April 17.
PFC Austin was assigned to the 4th Brigade Special Troops Battalion, 4th Infantry Brigade Combat Team, 3rd Infantry Division, Fort Stewart, GA.
He was born in Easley on Nov. 10, 1992. His parents are Curt and Yolanda Buck Austin. He was a 2011 graduate of Pickens High School and was a member of Rock Springs Baptist Church in Easley.
Special Operations Veterans Demanding Benghazi Justice
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- By Bob Dill, Publisher
“They Went to the Sound of the Guns. They Were Saving People, but they Couldn't be Saved Themselves Because of the Ineptitude or the Political Chicanery of an Administration that doesn't even care about the Military.”
Seven hundred retired military Special Operations personnel who voluntarily put their lives on the line for their country, have signed a petition demanding that the U. S. House of Representatives convene a special (select) committee to uncover the answers to lingering questions about the Benghazi terrorist attack that killed a U. S. Ambassador and three others, including two Navy SEALs. Members of the Special Operations “brotherhood” ranging from four-star generals to Army privates signed the petition, according to a spokesman for the veterans group Special Operations Speaks. A letter to Congressional leaders contained 16 questions that veterans believe need better answers.
Post 3 High School Oratorical Scholarship Contest Winner
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- By Gilbert Scales
- Col Bill Koehler Elected President, Greenville Chapter, MOAA
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