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A Kuwaiti military food supplier is asking a judge to dismiss charges that it defrauded the U.S. government on a multibillion-dollar contract to feed soldiers in the Middle East.
Military investigators say two senior officials at the Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs, Colo., were negligent in statements they made about credentials of the school's faculty.
A Fort Benning defense contractor has informed Georgia labor officials that it will lay off 359 workers by March 11, though a state official says many of the employees could be rehired by another contractor.
House lawmakers will not vote again on a bill that eases the job requirements for a high-ranking post in the Georgia National Guard.
The pool of candidates eligible to serve as deputy leader of the Georgia National Guard would widen under a bill approved by House lawmakers.
Authorities say a U.S. Marine from northeast Georgia has been transferred to a U.S. hospital as he continues to recover from injuries caused by a roadside bomb in Afghanistan.
More Fort Stewart soldiers will deploy to Afghanistan this year as part of the Army's plan to shift from a combat mission to one primarily focused on advising and training Afghan forces.
As of Tuesday, Feb. 14, 2012, at least 1,771 members of the U.S. military had died in Afghanistan as a result of the U.S.-led invasion of Afghanistan in late 2001, according to an Associated Press count.
The Marine Corps has dropped charges against a tank commander in the Afghanistan battlefield death of the son of the San Antonio Spurs' team physician.
The Times of Gainesville reports that part of Pfc. Sean Adams' right leg has been amputated just above the knee.
The military faces questions about a base in Afghanistan said to be called, "Combat Outpost Aryan."
Previous rounds of base closings have pitted communities and states against each other
He said the new Federal budget coming out Monday could mean fewer workers at base contractors.
The Marine is from Camp Pendleton in California.
The Marine Corps confirms that one of its scout sniper teams in Afghanistan posed for a photograph in front of a flag with logo resembling that of the notorious Nazi SS.
Georgia Gov. Nathan Deal wants to spend about $28 million to help bring new life to Fort McPherson in south Atlanta, though details of the plan to revamp the 488-acre property are still unknown.
In this episode: New rules for Imminent Danger Pay start in February, drug testing for Xanax, Vicodin and Valium force wide begins in 90 days, Army Lt. Col. questions success in Afghanistan and Marine creates new zombie killing computer game.
President Barack Obama and first lady Michelle Obama will host a Feb. 29 dinner at the White House honoring members of the armed forces who served in Iraq.
Mobility airmen dropped a record amount of cargo last year in Afghanistan, delivering about 80 million pounds of supplies across the west Asian country.
About 700 soldiers from Georgia are among the latest U.S. troops headed to Afghanistan for a war that continues even after the Iraq conflict's end, leaving anxious spouses and parents who wonder why their loved ones are still fighting.
President Barack Obama is proposing steps to help veterans find work as firefighters, cops and park rangers.
The St. Louis parade welcoming home Iraq War and other post-Sept. 11 veterans is spurring talk of similar parades in at least 10 other cities.
U.S. military officials have been providing Congress with details of more than 45 attacks by supposedly friendly Afghan security forces against U.S. and other coalition troops since 2007.
Bibb County school superintendent Romain Dallemand said he is amending the parts of his strategic plan that call for grade restructuring and longer school days.
The company's president says he doesn't know why or how it happened but they are taking "extra" measures to prevent theft in the future.
The accident caused Hunnicutt to be thrown from the vehicle, causing what the release calls "serious injuries."
Macon Mayor Robert Reichert's mother died Wednesday, just six days after her spouse of 75 years, Albert P. Reichert Sr.
The Warner Robins Police Department crunched the numbers for crime in the city in 2011.
Kitty Robinson had to overcome a huge physical obstacle to get back to the sport she loves.
The Black Law Students Association hosted a discussion with a group of lawyers and community leaders.
Authorities responding to a traffic accident found the body of a 16-year-old boy in the backseat of a car in Richmond County. Police say he had been shot in the head.
Authorities in upstate New York are investigating the death of an Amtrak passenger apparently dragged by a train after being kicked off for drunkenness.
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