Dance, Army Ranger love story spans 30 years
Clarksville couple Bret and Susan Fenske share a lifelong romance begun in a bar when they met and, after a deployment separated them by oceans and letters, they built a family with two children. Now stationed near Clarksville, they celebrate three decades of marriage with daily notes and weekly dates.
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Tracking dogs expand skills at Marine Corps Base Hawaii
Marine Corps Base Hawaii trains Yenkie and Diego to track humans over long distances. The two German shepherds are the first in the Defense Department to be certified in three K9 skills, under Staff Sgt. Matthew Settle and Sgt. Brandon Sperlazza. The program aims to extend dual purpose dogs into multi discipline assets for law enforcement across services.
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Esper defends shifting defense dollars to wall
U S Defense Secretary Mark Esper defended diverting 3.8 billion dollars from Navy and Air Force programs to fund portions of the border wall. He argued border security is national security, amid bipartisan criticism in Congress including Rep. Mac Thornberry. The Pentagon move follows prior transfers and signals potential future reallocations. Trump had promised Mexico would pay for the wall.
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