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    • PAQC DINFOS

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    • Pentaceratops Ops

      The New Mexico Army National Guard's Company C, 1st Battalion, 171st Aviation (REAR) UH-60 Black Hawk crews along with some of our 1-200th Infantry Air Assault (Army External Rig Qualified) Soldiers will be assisting the New Mexico Museum of Natural History with extracting dinosaur fossils from a Wilderness Area.

    • Pentagon Press Briefings

      Senior DOD leader briefings to the Pentagon Press Corps on current events.

    • Philippines Air Contingent

      Pacific Air Forces Airmen stood up the first rotation of an Air Contingent at Clark Air Base, Philippines, April 16, 2016, following a joint announcement by Secretary of Defense Ash Carter and Philippine Defense Secretary Voltaire Gazmin in Manila that highlighted several initiatives aimed to enhance bilateral relations between the two nations. The Air Contingent will promote interoperability...

    • Photos of the Day

      A daily compilation of images from around the U.S. military and government agencies.

    • Photos of the Week

      This page highlights the best photos of the current week from Saturday to Sunday. These photos have been curated by the DVIDS staff to showcase and honor the great work that is being done by military public affairs units all over the world. All images here are in the public domain and are free to download upon registration with the DVIDS website. Feel free to subscribe and stay up to date with...

    • Protect What You've Earned

      Protect What You've Earned is a philosophy that reinforces the Marine Corps ethos of Honor, Courage and Commitment. Marines and Sailors protect what they've earned by making responsible decisions: behaving in ways that are honorable, displaying the courage to step in when someone else is not, and being committed to living and enforcing the standards of the Marine Corps. This philosophy is...

    • R&R Leave Program Transition to Commercial Flights

      The number of R&R flight travelers has decreased to an average of 20-30 passengers daily due to the change in the Army deployment policy, the end of OIF and the reduction of forces in OEF. The current operational environment and fiscal constraints allows us to adjust the R&R Flight program in a way that saves resources while continuing to meet all mission requirements and better serve our...