Army names Hall new sergeant major of the Army
Command Sgt. Maj. Robert Hall was appointed by Army Chief of Staff Gen. Dennis Reimer as the new sergeant major of the Army after Gene McKinney was removed amid sexual misconduct charges. Hall, 50, from Gaffney South Carolina, previously led Central Command and is tasked with advising on enlisted personnel concerns for about 400 000 soldiers.
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Colorado executes Gary Davis in first death penalty act in 30 years
Colorado carried out its first execution in three decades as Gary Lee Davis, 53, was put to death for abducting Virginia May, 33, raping her, and shooting her 14 times with his wife Rebecca present. Rebecca received life in prison after pleading guilty to related charges.
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Utah fossils illuminate 80 million year gap in dinosaur history
Utah discoveries reveal 80 types and 6,000 fossils dating about 100 million years ago. Long neck sauropods dominated North American forests, mowing large swaths and prompting a shift to low growing shrubs and new herbivores before Tyrannosaurus rex emerged. Paleontologists led by Richard L. Cifelli call the find a milestone in understanding a twilight period between earlier dinosaurs and the dinosaurs extinction.
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Memorial for Women in Military Service Opens Near Arlington
Washington reports the Women in Military Service for America Memorial near Arlington National Cemetery prepares to unveil 11 etched glass tablets honoring 1.8 million women who served from the American Revolution to today. Organizers expect 25,000 attendees for Saturday’s dedication with two World War I veterans among guests and a wreath laying at the Tomb of the Unknowns on Sunday.
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