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"Lock 'em up & throw away the key!" I heard those words & then created this info doc.
Topics: Mandatory, Imprisonment, Population, 2.3 Million, Justice, Criminal, Prison, America, Documentary,...
The National Guard and the Tallahassee Fire Department, supported by other first respodner agencies, have established Points of Distribution (or PODs) around town to help serve those in need following Hurricane Michael. Get details at Talgov.com
Topics: Florida, Tallahassee, WCOT, Government Access TV, Community Media, PEG, Youtube, city, tallahassee,...
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Sep 20, 2014
09/14
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Tate Fegley and Jackson B. Archer
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Tate and Jackson discuss how the federal government's "shutdown" is affecting Idahoans. The programs affected include national parks, the National Guard, the US Attorney's office, and WIC.
Topics: government shutdown, Idaho, WIC, National Guard, US Attorney, Localism
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U.S. Senator Pete V. Domenici (R-NM) delivers statements at two subcommittee hearings: a subcommittee hearing to focus on National Guard Reserve budgets and a subcommittee hearing on the Department of Energy's budget request and justification for fiscal year 2008. These hearings are audio only. Further portions of the recording have visual.
Topics: Budget, Pete V. Domenici, Department of Energy, National Guard
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As President Trump takes office, Katty Kay in Washington and Christian Fraser in London report on the events that are shaping the world. Also in HD. [S]
Topics: trump, congress, tunisia, obamacare, donald trump, obama, white house, bhs, syria, scotland, bbc...
Source: Antenna
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As President Trump takes office, Katty Kay in Washington and Christian Fraser in London report on the events that are shaping the world. Also in HD. [S]
Topics: chicago, donald trump, trump, mexico, cia, white house, mr trump, american, bbc news, department of...
Source: Antenna
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Dec 15, 2018
12/18
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New Bedford Mayor Jon Mitchell participates in a Veterans Day service in memory of World War 1 Veterans of the National Guard's 26th Yankee Division, 102nd Field Artillery, Battery D of New Bedford. November 11th, 2018.
Topics: New Bedford, Massachusetts, City of New Bedford, Government Access TV, Community Media, PEG,...
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With water wars predicted to escalate amid worsening climate change, 101 East goes undercover in Pakistan, where water thieves are proliferating.
Topics: washington, minnesota, minneapolis, national guard, afghanistan, george floyd, joe biden, george,...
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101 East meets the heroes bringing hope to one of Australia's most troubled suburbs.
Topics: david, leslie, al-jazeera, australia, ahmed, samsung, gracie, washington, brazil, national guard
Source: Antenna
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Apr 21, 2010
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1110 KBND Radio broadcast the return of the Bend National Guard unit, I-82 Cav to Bend, Oregon after a year deployed in Iraq.
Topics: 1110 kbnd radio news, kbnd news, kbnd radio, kbnd, Operation Home coming, Bend national Guard
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May 25, 2010
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National Guard talks about retention, recruiting and other issues.
Topics: 1110 KBND Radio News, Your Town, Oregon National Guard
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U.S. Congtressman Greg Walden of Oregon addresses the problem of the National Guard reneging on a contract with guardsmen, and what they are doing to help.
Topics: National Guard, Greg Walden, 1110 KBND, Take Five
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Aug 4, 2020
08/20
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The city of Phoenix coordinated two testing sites in underserved parts of Phoenix with federal, state and city partners as part of a free, 12-day COVID-19 testing blitz. More than 15,000 people were tested at COVID-19 testing at Maryvale High School and South Mountain Park. Stay up to date with city news and information, bookmark phoenix.gov/newsroom and check daily! Here are other ways that you can connect with the City of Phoenix: http://Phoenix.gov – Official City of Phoenix Homepage...
Topics: Arizona, Phoenix, City of Phoenix, Government Access TV, Community Media, PEG, Youtube, Covid...
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Local news, sports and weather.
Topics: south carolina, norfolk, daytona, denny hamlin, kalamazoo, newport, donald trump, national guard,...
Source: Antenna
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Apr 8, 2015
04/15
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Forty-five years ago, four students were murdered at Kent State while protesting the Vietnam War. This week on Occupy Radio, we interview Laurel Krause, sister of Allison Krause, about the ramifications of the massacre on today's protests. Lesley Haddock also joins us to report on the Albany Bulb and how gentrification in the Bay Area is leading to human rights abuses Kent State Truth Tribunal: http://truthtribunal.org/ MendoCoast Curent: On Turth at Kent State & Safe Renewable Energy:...
Topics: allison krause, laurel krause, kent state truth tribunal, ohio national guard, the albany bulb
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Title from cover
Topic: Montana. National Guard. Infantry, 163rd
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This Set up was made for Quarterly Awards. Bear was designed in Blender to mimic our Tail flashes on the KC-135 belonging to the 168th Wing Alaska Air National Guard. Stand designed in Fusion 360, has a slot for a Challenge coin and a flat surface for a name plate on the front. The Bear fits perfectly and no glue is required to hold it in place. -Eielson AFB 168th Wing Innovation Team
Topics: thingiverse, bear, Polar Bear, 3D Printing, 168th Wing, polygonal, Air National Guard, Alaska, stl
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Mar 8, 2016
03/16
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Dress uniform for the 7th New York National Guard Regiment
Topics: 7th New York National Guard, 1872 Uniform, U.S. Indian Wars
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Feb 16, 2016
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Five button union army blue service jacket N.G.S.N.Y.
Topics: National Guard State of New York, N.G.S.N.Y., Union Army Coat, Post-Civil War, Indian Wars
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Jul 24, 2017
07/17
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Metel badges of the U.S. Army and National Guard shooting badges.
Topics: 23rd Regiment New York National Guard, 100% Drill Attendance Honor Guard California National Guard,...
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Mar 8, 2016
03/16
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New York National Guard service uniforms were often cadet grey in colour and during the U.S. Civil War their grey clad troops could be mistaken for southern rebels. The regular army adopted khaki service uniforms in 1898 also with epaulettes an cuffs in branch colour, khkai instead of cadet grey as seen here.
Topics: 14th New York National Guard, Spanish-American War of 1898, Uniform, Insignia
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Sep 22, 2015
09/15
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Insignia decal of the 18th Cavalry of the California Army National Guard applied to desert military vehicles like the old Afrika Korps in World War Two (1939-1945)
Topics: California Army National Guard, CA ARNG, 18th Cavalry, Afrika Korps, Insignia Decal, Insignia
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Feb 7, 2017
02/17
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Darkened bronze and brass collar disks worn by the American Doughboys in the Great War of 1914-1918 in France.
Topics: 1st Infantry Regiment, Mexican Border Service, Army Bureau of Reclamation, Army Reserve, Army...
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Belts, belt buckles, collar and epaulet insignia, Philippine Constabulary in uniform, etc.
Topics: 1903 Constabulary Officer, 1917 Philippine National Guard, Ingorote Constabulary Sergeant,...
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02/16
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Bronze and brass collar disks worn by the Philippine Constabulary, the Philippine Scouts, Infantry Regiment, Cavalry, WW1 & WW2,
Topics: 1st Philippine Constabulary, 3rd Infantry Regiment Philippiune National Guard, 4th Philippine...
Perhaps Governor Gifford Pinchot fired the first artillery round at Fort Indiantown Gap. He opened “the new Indiantown Gap camp site in the Blue Ridge Mountains between Indiantown and Manada Gaps.” Did the “Father of Forestry” overshoot into Stony Creek Valley?
Topics: stony creek, governor pinchot, field artillery, pennsylvania national guard, world war, indiantown...
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Sep 10, 2020
09/20
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3-ring binder with thick plastic brownish-black covers. The spine is reinforced with metal where the three metal rings inside are attached. The pages inside are black paper inside plastic paper protectors. Inside the back cover, there is a pocket with a certificate, some pictures, and newspaper articles. Size: 10" x 11.5"
Topics: Astoria, Warrenton, Hammond, Gearhart, Seaside, Cannon Beach, Clatsop County, Lewis and Clark:...
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Dec 22, 2021
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\This black & white educational film is about the Army Corps of Engineers and National Guard assisting with flood aftermath. The organization that predated the Federal Emergency Management Administration (FEMA) is shown -- the Federal Civil Defense Administration. This is circa 1956 but shows news events of 1955, when there was extensive flooding caused by Hurricanes Connie and Diane. In little over a week, the two hurricanes passed by Southern New England producing major flooding over much...
Topics: 1955, US National Guard, FEMA, Hurricane Connie, Hurricane Diane, Stock Footage, Periscope Film
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Apr 16, 2020
04/20
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US National Guard Honorable Discharge 1962-03-07
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Howard Ruffner talked about the photos he took on May 4, 1970 when National Guard troops shot and killed four students at Kent State University in Ohio during an anti-Vietnam War protest. A student and photographer for the college newspaper at the time, one of his photos was used on the cover of Life magazine. His book about his experience is titled, "Moments of Truth: A Photographer's Experience of Kent State 1970." Sponsor: Vroman's Bookstore
Topics: taylor, ohio, washington, vietnam, nixon, rhodes, cambodia, alison krauss, kent, new york, d.c.,...
Source: Comcast Cable
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09/20
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Produced in the 1980s, this Cold War National Guard recruiting film shows the Guard conducting war games with Bell helicopters and M-60 and M-48 tanks. Voice-over explains the importance of the Guard and the benefits to being part of the nation's oldest branch of military service. Basic training is shown. A drill instructor is shown at 2:00, and advanced training at the 4:20 mark including truck driving, welding, cooking, computer operations and more. Women members of the Guard are also...
Topics: 1980s, Army National Guard, Basic Training, War Games, Recruiting Film, Stock Footage
Aired December of 1986 during the Iran Arms Scandal edition of 20/20 on ABC.
Topics: pennsylvania, national guard, commercial, tv, 1986
Aired during the 1989 Firestone Tournament of Champions.
Topics: national guard, pennsylvania, pennsylvania national guard, 1989, tv, commercial
Protestors stopped an Air National Guard operation in the Monongahela National Forest. The Guard wanted to practice bombing missions and set controlled fires. The Guard's environmental assessments did not call for restricting its use of the area.
Topics: stony creek, national guard, public lands, sierra club, national environmental policy act,...
After the North American Butterfly Association (NABA) presented evidence of the Regal habitat being destroyed at Fort Indiantown Gap. The Gap needed some positive press from the local newspaper. Here's the biased interpretation of the issue.
Topics: stony creek, regal fritillaries, fort indiantown gap, endangered species, pennsylvania national...
Saving Stony Creek Valley
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10/21
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The last remaining viable population of Regals in the eastern United States faced eradication because the Pennsylvania National Guard was expanding tracked vehicle maneuvering areas. Why? So Fort Indiantown Gap would survive the base closings. BTW - 1997 is also significant because the Gap's poorly designed tank live-fire range was shut down due to stray rounds. The tank range was built in 1994 to save the Gap from closing.
Topics: stony creek, regal fritillaries, fort indiantown gap, federal endangered species, pennsylvania...
Rumors about a tank training range in Clearfield County were confirmed, not by Department of Military and Veterans Affairs (DMVA) officials, but by a Pittsburgh newspaper. DMVA was silent. The silence bred suspicion. Quotes from Clearfield County residents range from, “Why all the secrecy?” to “It stinks.” There was even a public meeting, but the Guard declined an invitation to attend. Guard officials wanted to meet township officials. But the Guard didn't want the public to know about...
Topics: stony creek, pennsylvania national guard, department of military and veterans affairs, tank driving...
The plans for a tank training range in Clearfield County were not announced in a press release from the Pennsylvania Department of Military and Veterans Affairs, but from staff writers at the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette. One constant in each newspaper article is the Guard spokesman stating that Indiantown Gap “doesn't have enough room.” You are correct, Sir. Fort Indiantown Gap is an old-fashioned World War II era installation. Its training corridor is too small for live-fire of today's...
Topics: stony creek, pennsylvania national guard, department of military and veterans affairs, state...
Governor Tom Ridge was confident of the Pennsylvania National Guard's site selection work. “They're the experts.” Two Pennsylvania lawmakers penned a letter to Ridge, warning him of the Guard's decision, made with little public notice. The land, being considered by the Guard, is owned by a generous contributor to Governor Ridge. The landowner is a member of a club known as the “Governor's Leadership Circle.”
Topics: stony creek, lawmakers, governor ridge, pennsylvania national guard, clearfield county, training...
A member of Governor Tom Ridge's “Leadership Circle” claims his connection to the governor had nothing to do with the state choosing his land for tank training grounds. “It's a coincidence.” Another landowner in Clearfield County says his land was passed over in favor of Ridge's longtime campaign donor.
Topics: stony creek, clearfield county, governor tom ridge, leadership circle, tank training, fort...
The Pennsylvania National Guard decided to delay its decision to purchase the Clearfield County land from a Governor Ridge donor. The spokesman for the Guard said the delay was needed for the engineers to find answers to key issues, such as noise, dust and water pollution. Spin. In reality the investigators from the Office of State Inspector General were closing in.
Topics: stony creek, pennsylvania national guard, tank training, fort indiantown gap, goshen and girard...
Missing from this article, and others, is the fact that the Pennsylvania State Inspector General was investigating the method of procurement. The Department of Military and Veterans Affairs and Department of General Services were buying the land from a large Ridge donor at a price much higher than necessary.
Topics: stony creek, pennsylvania national guard, tank training, fort indiantown gap, clearfield county,...
The Gap spokesman: “We've had a change in leadership … it's important to work together … and this includes assuring the future of the Regal Fritillaries at Fort Indiantown Gap.” Each time the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service asked Gap officials to enter into a conservation agreement, they said NO. The threat of litigation in federal court changed everything.
Topics: stony creek, regal fritillaries, fort indiantown gap, fish and wildlife, tank maneuvers,...
The Guard surrendered, not because of the petitions against its plans for Clearfield County, but because indictments were imminent if documents were signed. This was not a routine real estate transaction. This was just another example of Pennsylvania's political corruption. Pennsylvania is ranked in the top ten most corrupt states in the United States. Both John Perzel (Republican) and Bill DeWeese (Democrat) served terms as Speaker of the Pennsylvania House of Representatives. Both were...
Topics: stony creek, pennsylvania national guard, tank training, fort indiantown gap, clearfield county,...
In 1997, Congress amended the Sikes Act, to require the development and implementation of Integrated Natural Resources Management Plans (INRMPs) on all domestic military bases and installations. This is a power point presentation prepared for workshop participants by the Army National Guard. The focus is on the Regal Fritillary issues at Fort Indiantown Gap.
Topics: stony creek, inrmp, army national guard, sikes act, fort indiantown gap, north american butterfly...
The Pennsylvania Department of Military and Veterans Affairs, which oversees the Pennsylvania National Guard, terminated plans to spend $4.3 million on a 4,700-acre tank training site. The state agency blamed “persistent and vocal opposition.” Spin. Missing is the fact that the state agency was investigated by the Office of State Inspector General for failure to show due honesty in the land purchase. The major seller just happened to be a major donor to the Governor with polluted land not...
Topics: stony creek, pennsylvania national guard, tank training, fort indiantown gap, clearfield county,...
The Pennsylvania Department of Military and Veterans Affairs (DMVA) oversees the National Guard in Pennsylvania. In 1996, DMVA began looking for a tank maneuver area to supplement training at Fort Indiantown Gap. Land was found that met or exceeded needs. However Guard officials rejected that land and insisted on land costing more and owned by a wealthy contributor to the Pennsylvania governor.
Topics: stony creek, pennsylvania national guard, tank training, fort indiantown gap, clearfield county,...
The “second fight” for Stony Creek Valley began with this article. The location of the proposed tank range was crucial for safety. The initial plan was to construct it at the lowest point in the training corridor. That made sense. With the proper construction of backstops, berms and traps, most, if not all of the live rounds would be contained in the training corridor. But the location was changed and clearcutting commenced on the south side of Second Mountain. This indicated trouble for...
Topics: stony creek, national guard, multipurpose training range, cleaver, fort indiantown gap, fort drum,...
Fort Indiantown Gap backed away from the attempt to steal 8,000 acres of protected public land in Stony Creek Valley. Gap officials hoped that a new proposal at the public meeting would calm the objections. Wrong. They were not prepared for an overflow audience of opposition.
Topics: stony creek, pennsylvania national guard, fort indiantown gap, second mountain, pennsylvania game...
The possible loss of the last true wilderness in southeastern Pennsylvania has come to the attention of the general public. The Pennsylvania National Guard wants to steal a portion of the protected public land. It's a foot-in-the-door operation.
Topics: stony creek, st. anthony's wilderness, pennsylvania national guard, pennsylvania game commission,...
