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This winter marks the 80th anniversary of the Battle of the Bulge – one of America’s most ferocious and bloody fights during World War II, and a pivot point in history when strong-willed leadership in the face of adversity made all the difference.
This Saturday, the Army Black Knights will face off with the Navy Midshipmen in the 2024 Army-Navy football game – a celebrated American sports tradition steeped in patriotism and military history that dates back to 1890. As America gears up for this annual rivalry, we remember one of the most historic Army-Navy contests, which took place 80 years ago against the backdrop of World War II.
The holiday spirit was alive and well this weekend as guests, community leaders and diplomats gathered at Dodona Manor for the 5th annual Marshall Plan Tree Walk lighting on Saturday. This signature holiday event highlights – through individually decorated trees – the 17 European nations that participated in the U.S.-sponsored post-WWII recovery effort known to history as the Marshall Plan.
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