Additional Video of Troops Serving in Afghanistan

U.S. military command in Afghanistan releases additional video of troops serving in Afghanistan. Get the chance and watch additional video of U.S. troops serving in Afghanistan.

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Let's Remember the U.S. Armed Forces this Christmas

This Christmas when so many men & women of the U.S. Armed Forces are serving in harms way, let's take the time and remember the gift of freedom they are giving to us. Get the chance and watch this moving tribute to the the U.S. Armed Forces.

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Video's from U.S. Military Command in Afghanistan

Video's from the U.S. military command in Afghanistan shows a different aspect of what life is like for our troops serving there. Get the chance and watch for yourself U.S. forces in Afghanistan.

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U.S. Central Command Releases Photo's of U.S. Troops in Afghanistan

U.S. Central Command releases photo's of U.S. troops serving in variety of capacities in Afghanistan. With Christmas just days away, get the opportunity to see first hand what are troops are doing in Afghanistan.

Get the chance and view for yourself U.S. forces in Afghanistan.

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Photo's From Afghanistan by Embedded Reporter

As the nation soon begins to celebrate the holidays see first hand what our troops are going through in Afghanistan. A reporter who had been embedded with U.S. forces in Afghanistan takes photo's of troops in that troubled region.

Get the chance and view for yourself of U.S. forces in Afghanistan.

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Don't Ask Don't Tell Passes, But will ROTC BE Back On Campus?

Over the weekend the Senate voted to overturn the controversial Don't Ask Don't Tell policy which prohibited gays and lesbians from serving openly in the U.S. armed forces. This week the president is expected to sign this legislation, thereby fulfilling one of his campaign promises.

With the repeal of Don't Ask Don't Tell, will college campuses across the nation now begin allowing ROTC back on campus? Many colleges and universities removed ROTC from their campus in opposition to the Vietnam War. This ban continued even after the war ended, but then these colleges and universities continued this policy in their support for overturning Don't Ask Don't Tell.

Now that the ban will be lifted, will ROTC be able to return to colleges and universities across the country? Will the academic and political elites again show their disdain for those that serve in the armed forces of the United States by finding other reason's for not allowing ROTC on campus.

Only time will tell, but I am not holding my breath.

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