Events
CARSON CITY — Nevada’s newest veterans of the month and military supporters were recognized on Feb. 28 in a ceremony at the Nevada State Library and Archives in Carson City. Lt. Gov. Stavros Anthony and Nevada Department of Veterans Services acting director Lisa Maciel honored four veterans—two each from
Churchill County
The Navy conducted its annual large-scale protection exercise in mid-February for two weeks at installations around the world.
Churchill County
Churchill County was well represented at this year's Veterans of Foreign Wars winter meetings in late January at North Las Vegas.
Military
Thomas Urso of Fallon was promoted Sunday to first sergeant and assumed responsibility of the 1859th Transportation Company, 757th Combat Sustainment Support Battalion.
Military
Thousands of people spent several hours Saturday morning at the Northern Nevada Veterans Memorial Cemetery in Fernley and other burial grounds by placing wreaths on military veterans’ gravesites as part of a national program to honor and remember the men and women who served their country.
Military
The Nevada National Guard celebrated the National Guard’s 387th birthday on Dec. 14 at the Nevada Army Guard’s Plumb Lane Armory in Reno.
Churchill County
During the last generation of soldiers, Fallon claimed another distinction: the home of four one-star generals.
Carson City
Military
There are a number of events this week supporting active duty and retired members of the military.
Military
One of the greatest warships that sailed for the U.S. Navy has been eternally etched into the Silver State’s history.
Events
Stars and Stripes has served the military since the Civil War By Steve Ranson Nevada News Group RENO–Different issues of Stars and Stripes, an independent military newspaper distributed to the troops overseas, covered several tables in two rows. News from various wars and stateside tragedies blared out with big
History & Culture
LeGoy served in South Pacific during final months of WWII By Steve Ranson | Nevada News Group PEARL HARBOR, Hawaii — As soon as he could join the military, longtime Reno resident Robert “Bob” LeGoy enlisted in the U.S. Navy as a radar technician, several years after the Japanese bombed Pearl
Military
Chaplain said many people worked to find Army lieutenant who crashed in 1944 By Steve Ranson “Part of the Soldiers Creed represents Army values … always place mission first. I will never accept defeat. I will never quit. I will never leave a fallen comrade behind.” FERNLEY — Maj. Donny Crendell, chaplain