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Four soldiers stationed in Kentucky have qualified for the 2024 Olympic Games in Paris, France, where they’ll compete in multiple shooting competitions.
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NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — Recently unsealed court documents show that an Army soldier accused of selling national defense information has been indicted by a federal grand jury on a wide range on charges, including bribery of a public official. Sgt. Korbein Schultz was arrested at Fort Campbell Thursday shortly after the indictment was released.
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The Tennessee Department of Military has requested about $5 million during a budget hearing with Gov. Bill Lee last week to develop “flood preparedness tools.”
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Five soldiers stationed at the Ft. Campbell military base died after what was described as an inflight emergency. The U.S. Department of Defense said the crash was not a result of hostile fire.
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Veterans across the country are saddled with debt. A new nonprofit is launching this Veterans Day and wants to help.
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A peaceful field on the side of a country highway in Trigg County now bears a sign marking it as the site of a tragedy.
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It’s been more than three months since history was made at the Blue Grass Army Depot. The last nerve agent rocket among the more than 500 tons of chemical weapons stored in Madison County was destroyed. Officials said a full celebration would come this fall. And so, it did Wednesday.
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The military has identified a prisoner of war from Kentucky who died in the Philippines during World War II. The remains of Army Pfc. Thomas Franklin Brooks of Mammoth Cave were confirmed in June, 80 years after his death.
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One of the three U.S. marines who died in an aircraft crash during a training exercise in Australia last weekend was a Murray State alumna.
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The U.S. has destroyed its last chemical weapon. It’s been decades in the making. The more than 500 tons of Nerve and Mustard agent had been stored at the Blue Grass Army Depot for all those years.
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Every year on the anniversary of the Dec. 12, 1985, air crash that killed 248 soldiers, community members and Fort Campbell officials meet for a memorial service in Hopkinsville.
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A new Cadiz initiative is paying tribute to local military veterans. The Trigg County community is now decked out with more than 350 banners honoring past and present military service members, but that’s only the beginning.