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It's time for the Combined Federal Campaign donations! Check out this video! #GiveThanks #GiveHappy #MakeaDifference

See Auburn University’s Aubie and University of Alabama’s Big Al at the food trucks NOW! #Ironbowlmadness

This #VeteransDay, we honor the brave Americans who have served our nation – home of the free, because of the brave. As we pay tribute to their sacrifices, we also look ahead to June, when we’ll celebrate the #USArmy’s 250th birthday – a legacy of strength and resilience that inspires a new generation of Soldiers. Together, This We’ll Defend!

Tell your veteran that you appreciate them today. See you all at the parade in Downtown Huntsville starting at 11:11 a.m.

These men and women voluntarily put themselves in harm’s way, prepared to die so that we may rest secured at home. They are the insurance policy that guarantees that founding documents, our God-given rights, are more worthy than their own. ”– SSG David Bellavia, Medal of Honor Recipient

Happy Birthday to our brothers and sisters in the U.S. Marine Corp! Semper Fi!

Redstone’s 53rd annual Retiree Appreciation Days, held Oct. 24-25, will provide military retirees with educational events and updates on services and benefits. The event includes ID and legal services, flu shots, and presentations from various organizations aimed at keeping retirees informed on changes that may affect their benefits and well-being. #military#retirees#appreciation

Enjoy a FREE concert from the U.S. Army Field Band during Veteran's Week! Nov. 10, 2 p.m. at the Von Braun Center Concert Hall.

Redstone’s 53rd annual Retiree Appreciation Days, held Oct. 24-25, will provide military retirees with educational events and updates on services and benefits. The event includes ID and legal services, flu shots, and presentations from various organizations aimed at keeping retirees informed on changes that may affect their benefits and well-being. #military#retirees#appreciation

Like many Army stories, Marion Whicker wasn’t expecting her Army career to be of much consequence when she started as an intern in September 1984. She planned to get some basic experience and then move on to another job, likely in the auto industry. Exactly 40 years after starting as an intern, Whicker is retiring from her role as the executive deputy to the commanding general for Army Materiel Command, the senior civilian serving in the Army’s largest logistics and sustainment organization.