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Augusta veteran Sylvester Brown spent 36 years traveling the globe, making sure Army vehicles and machines in Germany, France and Haiti were...
...and his younger sister were shocked in the spring of 2009 to learn that they could no longer see their father at Augusta veterans hospital, he testified this week.Their older sister had presented a letter of guardianship for Nathaniel Graham...
Calvin Jones, of Augusta, was one of the first blacks to serve in the Marine Corps. He and about 300 other Montford Point Marines will receive the Congressional Gold Medal on June 27.
...military, law enforcement and medical personnel $9 with ID, ages 2 and younger free; kackleberryfarm.comCSRA-AUGUSTA VETERANS DAY PARADE: 10 a.m. to 11 a.m. Monday, Nov. 12; begins at Sacred Heart Cultural Center, to Broad Street...
Ken Burkett, Clifford Hull and Clinton Paulk will honor those lost this in Washington with about 20 other local veterans at a ceremony marking the 30th anniversary of the Vietnam Veterans Memorial.
...Mr. Theodore Ted Smith of 1501 Santa Rosa Drive, Augusta, GA 30906, entered into rest August 27, 2012 at the Augusta Veterans Administration. Funeral services will be held 11:00 a.m., Saturday, September 1, 2012 at Shady Grove Baptist...
Brian Hammond pictured himself behind the counter of his own car repair business at age 26. Instead, he's watching his dreams as an unemployed, disabled veteran.
The number of post-9/11 veterans out of work is falling, but remains above the national average. In Augusta, the community is working to put a dent in those numbers.
Veterans of all ages were honored Friday through speeches, song and applause at multiple ceremonies in downtown Augusta.
The mayor will discuss an Augusta veterans program at the New York event.