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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 28, 2019

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Senate confirms William Bookless as NNSA No 2

The Senate confirmed William Bookless a longtime physicist as the National Nuclear Security Administration's second in command pending sworn in. Bookless a 2010 Nuclear Posture Review contributor previously spoke to the Aiken Standard about his enthusiasm for the mission and service.

US. Senate William Bookless National Nuclear Security Administration Bookless Nuclear Posture Review Lisa Gordon Hagerty Bookless Donald Trump Congress NNSA U.S. Department of Energy Nclear Savannah River Aiken Standard Washington D.C Brookhaven National Laboratory Senate Armed Services Committee U.S Lindsey Graham Tim Scott South Carolina Graham Coral

Memorial Day ceremony honors Aiken fallen soldiers

A busy Memorial Day event in Veterans Memorial Park featured red white and blue wreaths at the memorial wall listing 155 fallen Aiken County soldiers. Navy Rear Adm. Dean Sackett gave remarks, noting the sacrifices behind freedom and honoring WW veterans. Local leaders Mayor Rick Osbon Rep. Joe Taylor and Marine Corps League members attended, stressing memory and unity.

Owas Veterans Memorial Park Aiken County Navy Dean Sackett Sackett Marine Corps League James L. Hammons Joe Featherston United States Featherston Aiken Rick Osbon Osbon Bui Taylor R-Aiken

DNA test reveals D-Day soldier’s son finally found

In Ludres France after decades Andre Gantais a retired postal worker learned the identity of his father a SS service member who fought across France after the D-Day landings and was wounded. A DNA test united two brothers and brought lasting peace to a man who spent a lifetime without knowing his father.

Gantais Eny Europe United States South Carolina

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