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A growing debate over automatic license plate readers in Pennsylvania is raising important questions about public safety, privacy, and government surveillance. I believe we can support law enforcement and protect the constitutional rights of law-abiding citizens.
THROWBACK THURSDAY: National Training Center (NTC), Fort Irwin, California
The National Training Center at Fort Irwin is the Army`s premier combat training facility, where units are pitted against a highly trained Opposing Force (OPFOR) in realistic battlefield scenarios. Every rotation was designed to test our tactics, leadership, decision-making, logistics, and the ability to fight as a cohesive team under the stress and uncertainty of combat. The lessons learned at NTC often proved invaluable when units later deployed around the world.
Of course, the OPFOR wasn`t the only challenge we faced. The Mojave Desert had its own adversaries - hungry coyotes. They regularly prowled through our bivouac area after dark, looking for anything edible throughout the night. After a sleepless night, I`d had enough. I climbed onto the hood of my vehicle and slept there instead. It wasn`t exactly five-star accommodations, but it was the best night`s sleep I got while I was there. #throwbackthursday
September 3rd, 1783 - The American Revolutionary War officially comes to an end. Representatives of the United States and Great Britain signed the Treaty of Paris, formally recognizing the United States as an independent, sovereign nation.
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Congratulations to Adams County constituent Darla Conover!
Darla`s photo was selected as our August Photo of the Month and it`s just fantastic!
Thank you, Darla, for sharing your beautiful photo with us!
September 2, 1962 - Soviet Russia agreed to send arms to Cuba, leading to the October Missile Crisis after the shipments were discovered by the U.S.
September 2nd, 1945 - WW2 ended - President Harry Truman declared V-J Day (Victory over Japan Day) commemorating the formal Japanese surrender to the Allies aboard the USS Missouri in Tokyo Bay.
