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Aunt Says Fallen Mich Soldier Loved US Army
A combat engineer from Flint who died two days after being wounded in an insurgent attack in Afghanistan believed so strongly in the Army’s mission that he volunteered to serve his latest tour there, his aunt said.
Michigan National Guard Airmen Deploying To Estonia
About 150 Michigan Air National Guard personnel are deploying to Estonia for a training exercise.
Gov. Snyder Visiting Michigan Troops In Afghanistan
Gov. Rick Snyder is overseas visiting Michigan troops in Afghanistan and plans to travel next to see troops in Germany.
Flags Lowered For Airman Killed In Afghan Attack
Gov. Rick Snyder has ordered the lowering of U.S. flags in Michigan on Friday in honor of Air Force Tech. Sgt. Matthew S. Schwartz.
U.S. Officially Ends War In Iraq
After nearly nine years, 4,500 Americans dead and 32,000 wounded, U.S. officials are formally shutting down the war in Iraq.
Nearly 60 Michigan Soldiers Headed To Afghanistan
The aviation battalion will stay goodbye to family and friends Saturday before heading overseas for a year.
Hundreds Of Michigan Trees Sent To Troops
A Christmas tree farm northwest of Kalamazoo shipped out 700 trees on Monday as part of a national campaign.
Northern Michigan Soldier Killed In Afghanistan
Army Pvt. 2nd Class Jack L. Diener was a 2009 graduate of Boyne City High School and was deployed about two months ago.
Flags Ordered Lowered Friday For Navy SEAL
U.S. flags in Michigan will be lowered Friday to honor a 34-year-old Navy SEAL who was among the 30 American military personnel killed when their Chinook helicopter was shot down by insurgents in Afghanistan.
Levin On Iraq: ‘We’ve Been There Plenty Long’
As President Obama announced an end to the Iraq war, WWJ spoke with Michigan Sen. Carl Levin, asking if we accomplished our mission there.


















