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This Week In Fort Knox History - Kingsman, The Golden Circle premieres at Knox

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9/11 still touches lives at Fort Knox 17 years later - Two area residents rmember life before and after

J Scott Harper, a lieutenant at Fort Knox Fire and Emergency Service, re- members Sept. 11, 2001 well. He was working at Fire Station #1 the day an airplane crashed into one of the World Trade Center towers.

Like many others who lived through 9/11, Harper remembered where he was when he got the news.

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Meet the guard you may have been chatting with for years

Michael Regan has been with the Directorate of Emergency Services as an access control gate guard since the guards were first utilized shortly after 9/11.

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Former ‘Railsplitter’ turns 100, reflects on extraordinary life

He is 100 years old now and most, if not all, of his brothers in arms are gone. But he remembers them all and their days together helping America and its allies win World War II.

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Local Marines host tank gunnery competition at Knox range

By JILL PICKETT

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Join Fort Knox Sept. 10 for World Suicide Prevention Day

Suicide can be prevented.

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Kentucky post holds special significance for Vietnam veterans

As U.S. involvement in an intensifying Vietnam conflict began to accelerate in 1965, Fort Knox opened its doors to Reserve Officer Training Corps.

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Lifeline 5k run/walk to raise awareness of suicide prevention

By G. ANTHONIE RIIS

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Community attends Fort Knox DENTAC change of command

The U.S. Army Dental Health Activity-Fort Knox held a change
of command ceremony Aug. 29
at the Saber & Quill Heritage Room to welcome Col. Eric Hall and bid farewell to Col. Mark Vance.

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Rediscovering Fort Knox - Fort Knox celebrates first, subsequent Armed Forces Day events

Armed Forces Day was first observed on May 20, 1950, under President Harry Truman to provide an opportunity for Americans to honor and thank military members for their patriotic service. Fort Knox participated to share the day with visitors on the third Saturday in May.

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