Travis Bell, an 84-year-old barber at Fort Liberty, North Carolina, is set to be inducted into the National Barber Museum's Hall of Fame after 57 years of service to the XVIII Airborne Corps.
The Department of Defense announced two new solar energy projects that will supply renewable power to five military installations in North Carolina and South Carolina. The projects support the DoD's efforts to enhance energy resilience and achieve renewable energy goals.
The North Carolina Military Affairs Commission (NCMAC) is organized with four standing committees.
Children from the local community observe a canine demonstration during a mock trial called the "Case of the Missing Candy" at Seymour Johnson Air Force Base, North Carolina. Children from the local community acted as a jury in the simulation, which followed a fictional case of stolen candy.
The veteran workforce is experienced in numerous facets including teamwork, proven leadership abilities, a strong work ethic, and the ability to work under pressure. Veterans are adept at working in diverse teams, adapting to changing situations, and solving problems creatively.
On this Independence Day, let us honor the brave men and women who have fought to defend our freedom. Their sacrifices have preserved the liberties we cherish. Happy 4th of July!
*U.S. Marine Corps photo by Cpl. Antonino Mazzamuto
The Soldier Recovery Unit (SRU) at Fort Liberty held a poignant Remembrance Ceremony on May 22 in their Tranquility Garden, paying tribute to three courageous Soldiers who made the ultimate sacrifice over the past year - Staff Sgt. Jesse Gill, Sgt. 1st Class Orrin Espana, and Maj.
Sailors in Eastern North Carolina celebrated a time-honored Navy tradition with a summer uniform inspection conducted aboard Marine Corps Air Station Cherry Point.
The North Carolina Military Affairs Commission (NCMAC) provides advice, counsel, and recommendations to the Governor, the NC General Assembly, and state agencies on the State’s military.