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Rite of passage

Story and photos by Carolyn Erickson
GUIDON staff

Basic training CS chamber builds Soldier confidence one tear or cough at a time 
 
Soldiers from Company B, 2nd Battalion, 10th Infantry Regiment, experienced the effects of CS, a chemical irritant, in a time-honored military training tradition, April 25.

Nuclear, Biological, and Chemical training remains critical to Soldier readiness on the modern battlefield, and all basic training Soldiers must run the…     Read More...

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What is the best advice your mother ever gave you?

By  Luke Waack
 
 
 
“Be safe and stay out of trouble.”
Pfc. Chris Strasser
Headquarters and Headquarters Company, 5th Engineer Battalion
 
 
 
“My mom is still alive, she’s 93. She told me to do the right thing, no…     Read More...

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1st Engineer Brigade leads post in honoring Holocaust victims

Story and photos by Derek Gean
Community editor

For just a day, the Pershing Community Center became a solemn display of numerous facts and historical…     Read More...

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Want a modern look? Think low

 
By Cheryll Gillespie

Flip through the pages of your favorite home magazine and you’ll find an increasing number of contemporary interiors “keeping it low” by using furniture that is barely off the ground and looks fabulous in modern spaces.

It is interesting how European cultures loved tall, oversized pieces of furniture while Asian cultures traditionally kept things low to the ground and visually light. With all eyes on China this…     Read More...

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3-10th Inf. Bn. wins battle of undefeateds

Story and photos by Luke Waack
GUIDON Staff

Two undefeated teams met on the warm and sunny intramural soccer field next to the Post Exchange, April 29. The away team, 3rd Battalion, 10th Infantry Regiment, handed the home team, the Navy Detachment, its first loss of the season, 2-1.

The first half was a defensive struggle, with no goals scored by either team. The Navy Det. had seven shots on goal,…     Read More...

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