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| Family members - Godson Brig. Gen. Dana Pittard, grandson Michael H. Jones Jr., daughter Janice Hollowell and daughter Louise Hollowell Jones - laugh as Garrison Command Sgt. Maj. John Cross II and Combined Arms Center and Fort Leavenworth Commander Lt. Gen. William Caldwell IV join them for a group photo and Louise jokes about the new family member next to her at a dedication ceremony for Chief Warrant Officer 4 Harry Hollowell Drive June 19 in Pottawatomie Village. Lamp photo by Prudence Siebert. |
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More Local NewsGeneral compares U.K., U.S. military approachesThe United States needs friends now and in the future and when there's difficult work, the United Kingdom is the first name on the team sheet, said British Army Maj. Gen. Graham Binns. G-8 resource managers recognized for effortsStaff members of the Fort Leavenworth and Combined Arms Center G-8 Resource Management office were recognized for their dedication and hard work during a ceremony June 22 in Grant Auditorium - some, more than once.
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School-Age Services, CDC_children celebrate 234th Army birthdayBy Prudence Siebert | Lamp photographerJonathon Lucas and Madison Gill, kindergartners from the Child Development Center, wave flags as children from the CDC and School-Age Services assemble after parading from the Patch building to Garrison Headquarters June 18. Eight-year-old Zoe Dunn sang the national anthem, the middle school/teen program signed "America the Beautiful," and all the children sang the "Army Song" to celebrate the Army's 234th birthday.
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