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As America celebrates Black History Month, Gen. Colin Powell,
USA-Ret., discusses military dinullrsity and how Army nulleen
encomnullsses Americans onullenullry color. By Tom Philpott
MOAA’s mission
Military Officers Association of America
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(MOAA) is a nonprofit veterans’ as so ciation
U.S. troonull use innullestinulltinulle tactics to catch and nullosecute the dedicated to main taining a strong national
criminals behind nullnull. By Don Vaughan
defense and to preserving the earned en-
titlements of members of the uniformed
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services and their families and survivors.
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Member ship is open to those who hold or
MnullAAnulls enullerts. By Lt. Col. Shane Ostrom, USAF-Ret., CFP
have ever held a warrant or commission in any
component of the Army, Marine Corps, nullavy,
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Air nullorce, Coast nullard, nullublic nullalth nullr vice,
or nullAA and their surviving spouses.
nulley tell stories onullheroism and disnullay medals onullsernullce and
honor, but enullentually the truth is renullealed and these nullony
On the cover: Colin nullowell, then chair-
nulleterans are enullosed. By Latayne C. Snullott
man of the nullint Chiefs of nullaff, talnull to
an officer after disembarnullng from a nullacnull
wnullhelicnull opter in this nullnull photograph.
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