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This is what Donald Rumsfeld wants inscribed on his gravestone
The former defense secretary’s “Churchill Solitaire” app might seem like rebranding, but he says he doesn’t do legacies
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CBS orders pilot for military drama ‘Four Stars’
CBS, the network behind the NCIS series, might be branching out to another military-themed show.
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Carrie Underwood to honor military families during tour
Country star Carrie Underwood will meet with military families in 10 cities and perform a special concert in New York in November.
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The truth behind ‘The X-Files’ Pentagon conspiracy
If ‘The X-Files’ is to be believed, the Pentagon is involved in a nefarious plot to take over the world using the budget process to make Americans obese.
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Veteran entrepreneurs dive into the ‘Shark Tank’
The Ranger buddy entrepreneurs at Combat Flip Flops will be among the veteran- and military spouse-owned startups swimming with the sharks in an upcoming episode of ABC’s “Shark Tank,” set to air Feb. 5.
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Director Michael Bay: Benghazi movie steers clear of politics
“I know it’s possible to MAKE a film about Benghazi that’s not about the politics, because we’ve made one,” says Erwin Stoff, producer of “13 Hours: The Secret Soldiers of Benghazi,” which opened Friday.
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Lincoln Center brings ‘Nutcracker’ to overseas troops’ TVs
Service members and families overseas will be able to watch the New York City Ballet’s production of George Balanchine’s The Nutcracker on Christmas Day on AFN TV.
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Who would be your Star Wars battle buddy?: Military Times poll
You find yourself surrounded by Tusken Raiders with rifles and riding atop a heard of Banthas. Who has your six? Is it Han Solo and his “shoot first” attitude? Or perhaps Obi-Wan and his Jedi Mind Trick?
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10 books for 2015 — the year of reading judiciously
Military Times book reviewer J. Ford Huffman reads so you don’t have to. In 2015, he offered readers insights into 55 military titles, roughly a book a week. What are the standouts, the books he recommends most highly? Here are the top 10.
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Book reviews: Thank you for your symbolism
Celebrities, scholars and society. Service members and Sophocles, too.
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This is what Donald Rumsfeld wants inscribed on his gravestone
The former defense secretary’s “Churchill Solitaire” app might seem like rebranding, but he says he doesn’t do legacies
-
CBS orders pilot for military drama ‘Four Stars’
CBS, the network behind the NCIS series, might be branching out to another military-themed show.
-
Carrie Underwood to honor military families during tour
Country star Carrie Underwood will meet with military families in 10 cities and perform a special concert in New York in November.
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The truth behind ‘The X-Files’ Pentagon conspiracy
If ‘The X-Files’ is to be believed, the Pentagon is involved in a nefarious plot to take over the world using the budget process to make Americans obese.
-
Veteran entrepreneurs dive into the ‘Shark Tank’
The Ranger buddy entrepreneurs at Combat Flip Flops will be among the veteran- and military spouse-owned startups swimming with the sharks in an upcoming episode of ABC’s “Shark Tank,” set to air Feb. 5.
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Director Michael Bay: Benghazi movie steers clear of politics
“I know it’s possible to MAKE a film about Benghazi that’s not about the politics, because we’ve made one,” says Erwin Stoff, producer of “13 Hours: The Secret Soldiers of Benghazi,” which opened Friday.
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Lincoln Center brings ‘Nutcracker’ to overseas troops’ TVs
Service members and families overseas will be able to watch the New York City Ballet’s production of George Balanchine’s The Nutcracker on Christmas Day on AFN TV.
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Who would be your Star Wars battle buddy?: Military Times poll
You find yourself surrounded by Tusken Raiders with rifles and riding atop a heard of Banthas. Who has your six? Is it Han Solo and his “shoot first” attitude? Or perhaps Obi-Wan and his Jedi Mind Trick?
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10 books for 2015 — the year of reading judiciously
Military Times book reviewer J. Ford Huffman reads so you don’t have to. In 2015, he offered readers insights into 55 military titles, roughly a book a week. What are the standouts, the books he recommends most highly? Here are the top 10.
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Book reviews: Thank you for your symbolism
Celebrities, scholars and society. Service members and Sophocles, too.
-
This is what Donald Rumsfeld wants inscribed on his gravestone
The former defense secretary’s “Churchill Solitaire” app might seem like rebranding, but he says he doesn’t do legacies
-
CBS orders pilot for military drama ‘Four Stars’
CBS, the network behind the NCIS series, might be branching out to another military-themed show.
-
Carrie Underwood to honor military families during tour
Country star Carrie Underwood will meet with military families in 10 cities and perform a special concert in New York in November.
-
The truth behind ‘The X-Files’ Pentagon conspiracy
If ‘The X-Files’ is to be believed, the Pentagon is involved in a nefarious plot to take over the world using the budget process to make Americans obese.
-
Veteran entrepreneurs dive into the ‘Shark Tank’
The Ranger buddy entrepreneurs at Combat Flip Flops will be among the veteran- and military spouse-owned startups swimming with the sharks in an upcoming episode of ABC’s “Shark Tank,” set to air Feb. 5.
-
Director Michael Bay: Benghazi movie steers clear of politics
“I know it’s possible to MAKE a film about Benghazi that’s not about the politics, because we’ve made one,” says Erwin Stoff, producer of “13 Hours: The Secret Soldiers of Benghazi,” which opened Friday.
-
Lincoln Center brings ‘Nutcracker’ to overseas troops’ TVs
Service members and families overseas will be able to watch the New York City Ballet’s production of George Balanchine’s The Nutcracker on Christmas Day on AFN TV.
-
Who would be your Star Wars battle buddy?: Military Times poll
You find yourself surrounded by Tusken Raiders with rifles and riding atop a heard of Banthas. Who has your six? Is it Han Solo and his “shoot first” attitude? Or perhaps Obi-Wan and his Jedi Mind Trick?
-
10 books for 2015 — the year of reading judiciously
Military Times book reviewer J. Ford Huffman reads so you don’t have to. In 2015, he offered readers insights into 55 military titles, roughly a book a week. What are the standouts, the books he recommends most highly? Here are the top 10.
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Book reviews: Thank you for your symbolism
Celebrities, scholars and society. Service members and Sophocles, too.
