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Mill building in Pembroke, New Hampshire Stock Photo

RMBXAM8H–Mill building in Pembroke, New Hampshire

Staff Sgt. Dantè Davis, a military policeman with the 237th Military Police Company currently supporting the COVID-19 relief mission, receives an Army Achievement Medal and recognition during a ceremony April 11, 2021, at the New Hampshire National Guard Army Pembroke Regional Training Institute in Pembroke, New Hampshire. Davis called 911 and assisted a police officer in a violent encounter with a civilian driver on his commute home. Stock Photo

RM2GKFW2E–Staff Sgt. Dantè Davis, a military policeman with the 237th Military Police Company currently supporting the COVID-19 relief mission, receives an Army Achievement Medal and recognition during a ceremony April 11, 2021, at the New Hampshire National Guard Army Pembroke Regional Training Institute in Pembroke, New Hampshire. Davis called 911 and assisted a police officer in a violent encounter with a civilian driver on his commute home.

Pembroke Building on Elm Street at Merrimack Street in downtown Manchester, New Hampshire NH, USA. Stock Photo

RF2D10B8J–Pembroke Building on Elm Street at Merrimack Street in downtown Manchester, New Hampshire NH, USA.

In 1728 this town was known as Lovewell's Town. In honor of John Lovewell who built the stockade at Ossipee Red mill buildings still remain on Main St Stock Photo

RF2F8E90J–In 1728 this town was known as Lovewell's Town. In honor of John Lovewell who built the stockade at Ossipee Red mill buildings still remain on Main St

Pembroke, Merrimack County, US, United States, New Hampshire, N 43 8' 48'', S 71 27' 27'', map, Cartascapes Map published in 2024. Explore Cartascapes, a map revealing Earth's diverse landscapes, cultures, and ecosystems. Journey through time and space, discovering the interconnectedness of our planet's past, present, and future. Stock Photo

RM2Y33BB8–Pembroke, Merrimack County, US, United States, New Hampshire, N 43 8' 48'', S 71 27' 27'', map, Cartascapes Map published in 2024. Explore Cartascapes, a map revealing Earth's diverse landscapes, cultures, and ecosystems. Journey through time and space, discovering the interconnectedness of our planet's past, present, and future.

Biographical review .. containing life sketches of leading citizens of Merrimack and Sullivan counties, New Hampshire . iN. GEORGE PEABODY LITTLEis an influential citizen of Pembroke,N. H. In his veins flows the bloodof two old and reputable New luigland fami-lies, the Littles of Newbury, Mass., and thePeabodys of Danvers, the famous banker andphilanthropist, George Peabody, having beenhis kinsman. Mr. Little was born in Pem-broke, N.Y., June 20, 1834, a son of Dr. El-bridge G. and Sophronia Phelps (Ieabody)Little. He is of the eighth generation ofLittles in this country, tracing his descentfr Stock Photo

RM2AJ1DHN–Biographical review .. containing life sketches of leading citizens of Merrimack and Sullivan counties, New Hampshire . iN. GEORGE PEABODY LITTLEis an influential citizen of Pembroke,N. H. In his veins flows the bloodof two old and reputable New luigland fami-lies, the Littles of Newbury, Mass., and thePeabodys of Danvers, the famous banker andphilanthropist, George Peabody, having beenhis kinsman. Mr. Little was born in Pem-broke, N.Y., June 20, 1834, a son of Dr. El-bridge G. and Sophronia Phelps (Ieabody)Little. He is of the eighth generation ofLittles in this country, tracing his descentfr

RM2GKFW20–Staff Sgt. Dantè Davis, a military policeman with the 237th Military Police Company currently supporting the COVID-19 relief mission, receives an Army Achievement Medal and recognition during a ceremony April 11, 2021, at the New Hampshire National Guard Army Pembroke Regional Training Institute in Pembroke, New Hampshire. Davis called 911 and assisted a police officer in a violent encounter with a civilian driver on his commute home.

Citizens Bank Building on Elm Street at Hanover Street in downtown Manchester, New Hampshire NH, USA. Stock Photo

RF2D10BWD–Citizens Bank Building on Elm Street at Hanover Street in downtown Manchester, New Hampshire NH, USA.

North Pembroke, Merrimack County, US, United States, New Hampshire, N 43 12' 10'', S 71 25' 41'', map, Cartascapes Map published in 2024. Explore Cartascapes, a map revealing Earth's diverse landscapes, cultures, and ecosystems. Journey through time and space, discovering the interconnectedness of our planet's past, present, and future. Stock Photo

RM2Y1YER7–North Pembroke, Merrimack County, US, United States, New Hampshire, N 43 12' 10'', S 71 25' 41'', map, Cartascapes Map published in 2024. Explore Cartascapes, a map revealing Earth's diverse landscapes, cultures, and ecosystems. Journey through time and space, discovering the interconnectedness of our planet's past, present, and future.

Bulletin . Yellow-necked Apple Caterpillars. By E. DWIGHT SANDERSON NEW HAMPSHIRE COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE AND THE MECHANIC ARTS DURHAM, N. H. NEW HAMPSHIRE COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE AND THE :IECHANIC ARTS. NEW HAMPSHIREAGRICULTURAL EXPERIMENT STATION, DURHAM, X, H. BOARD OF CONTROL. Hox. JOHN G. TALLANT. Chairman, Pembroke CHARLES W. STONE, A. M., Secretary, East Andover Hox. WARREN BROWN, Hampton Falls Hox. N. J. BACHELDER, A. M., M. S., East Andover Pres. WILLIA:I D. GIBBS, D. So. ex officio, Durham THE STATION STAFF. E. DWIGHT SANDERSON, B. S., B. S. Agr., Director and Entomologist.FRED W. MO Stock Photo

RM2ANF809–Bulletin . Yellow-necked Apple Caterpillars. By E. DWIGHT SANDERSON NEW HAMPSHIRE COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE AND THE MECHANIC ARTS DURHAM, N. H. NEW HAMPSHIRE COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE AND THE :IECHANIC ARTS. NEW HAMPSHIREAGRICULTURAL EXPERIMENT STATION, DURHAM, X, H. BOARD OF CONTROL. Hox. JOHN G. TALLANT. Chairman, Pembroke CHARLES W. STONE, A. M., Secretary, East Andover Hox. WARREN BROWN, Hampton Falls Hox. N. J. BACHELDER, A. M., M. S., East Andover Pres. WILLIA:I D. GIBBS, D. So. ex officio, Durham THE STATION STAFF. E. DWIGHT SANDERSON, B. S., B. S. Agr., Director and Entomologist.FRED W. MO

RM2GKFW22–Staff Sgt. Dantè Davis, a military policeman with the 237th Military Police Company currently supporting the COVID-19 relief mission, receives an Army Achievement Medal and recognition during a ceremony April 11, 2021, at the New Hampshire National Guard Army Pembroke Regional Training Institute in Pembroke, New Hampshire. Davis called 911 and assisted a police officer in a violent encounter with a civilian driver on his commute home.

RM2Y20X9B–Pembroke, Merrimack County, US, United States, New Hampshire, N 43 8' 48'', S 71 27' 27'', map, Cartascapes Map published in 2024. Explore Cartascapes, a map revealing Earth's diverse landscapes, cultures, and ecosystems. Journey through time and space, discovering the interconnectedness of our planet's past, present, and future.

Memoirs of the judiciary and the bar of New England for the nineteenth century : with a history of the judicial system of New England . 0 and set-tled in Rowley, Mass. His great-grandfatherwas Humphrey Bailey, and the family wereliving in Hopkinton in 1771. Mr. Bailey was given excellent educationaladvantages and was prepared for college in thedistrict schools, in Pembroke Academy and inthe New Hampshire Conference Seminary, atNorthfield. He entered Dartmouth College in1850 and graduated in 1854. To lit himselffor the profession of law he studied for a timein the office of (leorge it Foster, i Stock Photo

RM2AN40TX–Memoirs of the judiciary and the bar of New England for the nineteenth century : with a history of the judicial system of New England . 0 and set-tled in Rowley, Mass. His great-grandfatherwas Humphrey Bailey, and the family wereliving in Hopkinton in 1771. Mr. Bailey was given excellent educationaladvantages and was prepared for college in thedistrict schools, in Pembroke Academy and inthe New Hampshire Conference Seminary, atNorthfield. He entered Dartmouth College in1850 and graduated in 1854. To lit himselffor the profession of law he studied for a timein the office of (leorge it Foster, i

RM2GKFW2R–Staff Sgt. Dantè Davis, a military policeman with the 237th Military Police Company currently supporting the COVID-19 relief mission, receives an Army Achievement Medal and recognition during a ceremony April 11, 2021, at the New Hampshire National Guard Army Pembroke Regional Training Institute in Pembroke, New Hampshire. Davis called 911 and assisted a police officer in a violent encounter with a civilian driver on his commute home.

New Hampshire Army National Guardsmen stand in formation during a departure ceremony held Oct. 3, 2022, at the Edward Cross Training Complex in Pembroke, New Hampshire. About 170 Soldiers are mobilizing to the U.S.-Mexico border for a year to assist Customs and Border Protection surveil and detect illegal immigrant crossings. Stock Photo

RM2KFR88T–New Hampshire Army National Guardsmen stand in formation during a departure ceremony held Oct. 3, 2022, at the Edward Cross Training Complex in Pembroke, New Hampshire. About 170 Soldiers are mobilizing to the U.S.-Mexico border for a year to assist Customs and Border Protection surveil and detect illegal immigrant crossings.

. New Hampshire agriculture : personal and farm sketches. heattended the Gymna-sium and Military In-stitute, a noted schoolwhich flourished thenat the Street in ri-valry with the Acade-my. The winter afterhe was eighteen years of age he taught school inPembroke, but went the next year to Portland, Me.,where he was in mercantile business live years. Thencehe went to Boston where he was similarly engacred for atime; but having developed a strong taste for photoo-ra-phy, he Anally located in Palmyra, N. Y., where hepursued that business for ten years, until 1868, when hecame back to Pembroke and Stock Photo

RM2AG58TF–. New Hampshire agriculture : personal and farm sketches. heattended the Gymna-sium and Military In-stitute, a noted schoolwhich flourished thenat the Street in ri-valry with the Acade-my. The winter afterhe was eighteen years of age he taught school inPembroke, but went the next year to Portland, Me.,where he was in mercantile business live years. Thencehe went to Boston where he was similarly engacred for atime; but having developed a strong taste for photoo-ra-phy, he Anally located in Palmyra, N. Y., where hepursued that business for ten years, until 1868, when hecame back to Pembroke and

RM2MNJ5D1–New Hampshire Army National Guardsmen stand in formation during a departure ceremony held Oct. 3, 2022, at the Edward Cross Training Complex in Pembroke, New Hampshire. About 170 Soldiers are mobilizing to the U.S.-Mexico border for a year to assist Customs and Border Protection surveil and detect illegal immigrant crossings.

. New Hampshire agriculture : personal and farm sketches. ^ atMont Vernon, and Pembroke academy. Ill health pre-vented his pursuing a collegiate course, and he returnedto the parental home, and the pursuits of the farm.18. C(jj.. Wii.LiA.M H. Stinson. PERSONAL AND FARM SKETCHES. 275 When the Grange movement was inaugurated in thestate, he became interested in the same, and early becamean active member of Stark Grange, No. 42, in whichorganization he filled the positions oflecturer and master,several terms each. In 1879, ^^ was chosen secretary ofthe State Grange, and appointed general deputy, Stock Photo

RM2AG4H3G–. New Hampshire agriculture : personal and farm sketches. ^ atMont Vernon, and Pembroke academy. Ill health pre-vented his pursuing a collegiate course, and he returnedto the parental home, and the pursuits of the farm.18. C(jj.. Wii.LiA.M H. Stinson. PERSONAL AND FARM SKETCHES. 275 When the Grange movement was inaugurated in thestate, he became interested in the same, and early becamean active member of Stark Grange, No. 42, in whichorganization he filled the positions oflecturer and master,several terms each. In 1879, ^^ was chosen secretary ofthe State Grange, and appointed general deputy,

Spc. Jacob Ridenour, New Hampshire Army National Guard, poses with family and friends after a departure ceremony held Oct. 3, 2022, at the Edward Cross Training Complex in Pembroke, New Hampshire. About 170 Soldiers are mobilizing to the U.S.-Mexico border for a year to assist Customs and Border Protection surveil and detect illegal immigrant crossings. Stock Photo

RM2MNJ4WX–Spc. Jacob Ridenour, New Hampshire Army National Guard, poses with family and friends after a departure ceremony held Oct. 3, 2022, at the Edward Cross Training Complex in Pembroke, New Hampshire. About 170 Soldiers are mobilizing to the U.S.-Mexico border for a year to assist Customs and Border Protection surveil and detect illegal immigrant crossings.

The Granite monthly : a magazine of literature, history and state progress . ?11 f Meat Department—Simpson, Miller 3c Co. Sf XCOOA. 55 . • Hon George E. Millc. J Residence &f Hon George E M 56 SUNCOOK. S. M.. and Mount Horeb Command- BERT G. Spaulding was born in ery, Knights Templar of Concord, of Suncook, May 22, 1871, where he the Edward A. Raymond Consistory attended the public schools. He of Nashua, and Aleppo Temple of the graduated from Pembroke academy Mystic Shrine of Boston. and the New Hampshire Business He is also affiliated with Howard college. Lodge, I. O. 0. F., of Suncook. ha Stock Photo

RM2AXE7FC–The Granite monthly : a magazine of literature, history and state progress . ?11 f Meat Department—Simpson, Miller 3c Co. Sf XCOOA. 55 . • Hon George E. Millc. J Residence &f Hon George E M 56 SUNCOOK. S. M.. and Mount Horeb Command- BERT G. Spaulding was born in ery, Knights Templar of Concord, of Suncook, May 22, 1871, where he the Edward A. Raymond Consistory attended the public schools. He of Nashua, and Aleppo Temple of the graduated from Pembroke academy Mystic Shrine of Boston. and the New Hampshire Business He is also affiliated with Howard college. Lodge, I. O. 0. F., of Suncook. ha

RM2KFR872–Spc. Jacob Ridenour, New Hampshire Army National Guard, poses with family and friends after a departure ceremony held Oct. 3, 2022, at the Edward Cross Training Complex in Pembroke, New Hampshire. About 170 Soldiers are mobilizing to the U.S.-Mexico border for a year to assist Customs and Border Protection surveil and detect illegal immigrant crossings.

Bulletin . THE CANKERWORM BY CLARENCE M. WEED NEW HAMPSHIRE COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE AND THE MECHANIC ARTS AGRICULTURAL EXPERIMENT STATION Durham, N. H. BOARD OF CONTROL Hon. GEO. A. WASON, Chairman, New Boston.Pres. CHAS. S. MURKLAND, ex officio, Durham.CHARLES W. STONE, A. M., Secretary, Andover.Hon. JOHN G. TALLANT, Pembroke.Hon. FRANK JONES, Portsmouth. THE STATION COUNCIL Pres. CHAS. S. MURKLAND, A. M., Ph. D., Acting Director.FRED W. MORSE, B. S., Vice-Director and ChemistFRANK WM. RANE, B. Agr., M. S., Agriculturist and Horti-culturist. CHAS. H. PETTEE, A. M., C. E., Meteorologist.HERBERT Stock Photo

RM2AJHN03–Bulletin . THE CANKERWORM BY CLARENCE M. WEED NEW HAMPSHIRE COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE AND THE MECHANIC ARTS AGRICULTURAL EXPERIMENT STATION Durham, N. H. BOARD OF CONTROL Hon. GEO. A. WASON, Chairman, New Boston.Pres. CHAS. S. MURKLAND, ex officio, Durham.CHARLES W. STONE, A. M., Secretary, Andover.Hon. JOHN G. TALLANT, Pembroke.Hon. FRANK JONES, Portsmouth. THE STATION COUNCIL Pres. CHAS. S. MURKLAND, A. M., Ph. D., Acting Director.FRED W. MORSE, B. S., Vice-Director and ChemistFRANK WM. RANE, B. Agr., M. S., Agriculturist and Horti-culturist. CHAS. H. PETTEE, A. M., C. E., Meteorologist.HERBERT

Spc. Jordan Post, New Hampshire Army National Guard, says farewell to family and friends after a departure ceremony held Oct. 3, 2022, at the Edward Cross Training Complex in Pembroke, New Hampshire. About 170 Soldiers are mobilizing to the U.S.-Mexico border for a year to assist Customs and Border Protection surveil and detect illegal immigrant crossings. Stock Photo

RM2MNJ82F–Spc. Jordan Post, New Hampshire Army National Guard, says farewell to family and friends after a departure ceremony held Oct. 3, 2022, at the Edward Cross Training Complex in Pembroke, New Hampshire. About 170 Soldiers are mobilizing to the U.S.-Mexico border for a year to assist Customs and Border Protection surveil and detect illegal immigrant crossings.

Bulletin . It wssmm P1 llllil: Illiiillliil ilil iNMNHh . in mmm 1111III I SifflM. NEW HAMPSHIRE COLLEGE AGRICULTURE AND THE MECHANIC ARTS DURHAM, N. H. NEW HAMPSHIRE COLLEGE AGRICULTURE AND THE MECHANIC ARTS AGRICULTURAL EXPERIMENT STATION Durham, N. H. BOARD OF CONTROL Hon. GEO. A. WASON, Chairman, New Boston.Pres. CHAS. S. MURKLAND, ex-officio, Durham.CHARLES W. STONE, A. M., Secretary, Andover.Hon. JOHN G. TALLANT, Pembroke.HENRY W. KEYES, A. M., Haverhill. THE STATION COUNCILPresident CHAS. S. MURKLAND, A. M., Ph. D., Acting Director.FRANK WM. RANE, B. Agr., M. S., Agriculturist and Horti Stock Photo

RM2AKK901–Bulletin . It wssmm P1 llllil: Illiiillliil ilil iNMNHh . in mmm 1111III I SifflM. NEW HAMPSHIRE COLLEGE AGRICULTURE AND THE MECHANIC ARTS DURHAM, N. H. NEW HAMPSHIRE COLLEGE AGRICULTURE AND THE MECHANIC ARTS AGRICULTURAL EXPERIMENT STATION Durham, N. H. BOARD OF CONTROL Hon. GEO. A. WASON, Chairman, New Boston.Pres. CHAS. S. MURKLAND, ex-officio, Durham.CHARLES W. STONE, A. M., Secretary, Andover.Hon. JOHN G. TALLANT, Pembroke.HENRY W. KEYES, A. M., Haverhill. THE STATION COUNCILPresident CHAS. S. MURKLAND, A. M., Ph. D., Acting Director.FRANK WM. RANE, B. Agr., M. S., Agriculturist and Horti

RM2KFR8E3–Spc. Jordan Post, New Hampshire Army National Guard, says farewell to family and friends after a departure ceremony held Oct. 3, 2022, at the Edward Cross Training Complex in Pembroke, New Hampshire. About 170 Soldiers are mobilizing to the U.S.-Mexico border for a year to assist Customs and Border Protection surveil and detect illegal immigrant crossings.

. The Granite monthly, a New Hampshire magazine, devoted to literature, history, and state progress . entury ago,for town purposes, and also occupiedas the home of the Pembroke Grangesince its organization in 1885, whilea few rods to the southward, is thefine new brick Pembroke Academybuilding, occupied by one of the fewold-time academies of the State,enjoying renewed prosperity afternearly a century of existence, andserving every purpose of a town highschool, besides attracting pupils fromabroad. Pembroke, like most of our NewHampshire towns, was settled by aGod-fearing, and a humanity loving Stock Photo

RM2CDBTPX–. The Granite monthly, a New Hampshire magazine, devoted to literature, history, and state progress . entury ago,for town purposes, and also occupiedas the home of the Pembroke Grangesince its organization in 1885, whilea few rods to the southward, is thefine new brick Pembroke Academybuilding, occupied by one of the fewold-time academies of the State,enjoying renewed prosperity afternearly a century of existence, andserving every purpose of a town highschool, besides attracting pupils fromabroad. Pembroke, like most of our NewHampshire towns, was settled by aGod-fearing, and a humanity loving

New Hampshire Army National Guardsman Sgt. Taylor Kurto and her aunt, Kathy Kurto, pose for a farewell photo at a departure ceremony held Oct. 3, 2022, at the Edward Cross Training Complex in Pembroke, New Hampshire. About 170 Soldiers are mobilizing for a year to the U.S.-Mexico border to assist Customs and Border Protection surveil and detect illegal immigrant crossings. Stock Photo

RM2MNJ4A3–New Hampshire Army National Guardsman Sgt. Taylor Kurto and her aunt, Kathy Kurto, pose for a farewell photo at a departure ceremony held Oct. 3, 2022, at the Edward Cross Training Complex in Pembroke, New Hampshire. About 170 Soldiers are mobilizing for a year to the U.S.-Mexico border to assist Customs and Border Protection surveil and detect illegal immigrant crossings.

. The Granite monthly, a New Hampshire magazine, devoted to literature, history, and state progress . Congregational Church, Pembroke was by no means a season of uninter-rupted prosperity, many difficultiesarising, not the least of which wasdissension in the flock, a considera-ble portion of whom were Presby-terians, not in sympathy with theCongregational polity, and seekingconformity with their own plan ofchurch government and worship—somuch so that they ultimately set upa church of their own, and maintained 124 The Granite Monthly separate worship for a number ofyears, though the same was ul Stock Photo

RM2CDBTMA–. The Granite monthly, a New Hampshire magazine, devoted to literature, history, and state progress . Congregational Church, Pembroke was by no means a season of uninter-rupted prosperity, many difficultiesarising, not the least of which wasdissension in the flock, a considera-ble portion of whom were Presby-terians, not in sympathy with theCongregational polity, and seekingconformity with their own plan ofchurch government and worship—somuch so that they ultimately set upa church of their own, and maintained 124 The Granite Monthly separate worship for a number ofyears, though the same was ul

Maj. Gen. David Mikolaities, adjutant general, New Hampshire National Guard, and Gov. Chris Sununu arrive at a NHARNG departure ceremony held Oct. 3, 2022, at the Edward Cross Training Complex in Pembroke, New Hampshire. About 170 Soldiers are mobilizing for a year to the U.S.-Mexico border to assist Customs and Border Protection surveil and detect illegal immigrant crossings. Stock Photo

RM2MNJ49Y–Maj. Gen. David Mikolaities, adjutant general, New Hampshire National Guard, and Gov. Chris Sununu arrive at a NHARNG departure ceremony held Oct. 3, 2022, at the Edward Cross Training Complex in Pembroke, New Hampshire. About 170 Soldiers are mobilizing for a year to the U.S.-Mexico border to assist Customs and Border Protection surveil and detect illegal immigrant crossings.

$. The Granite monthly, a New Hampshire magazine, devoted to literature, history, and state progress . fi{-. -x^^ tts. George Peabody LiMle. jj GEORGE PEABODY LITTLE. BY ISAAC WALKER, A. .M. George Peabody Little was the son In 1871 he was elected a member ofof Elbridge Gerry and Sophronia Phelps the board of trustees of Pembroke Acad-(Peabody) Little. His father was bcfrn emy, and from about the first has beenin Bradford, Mass., and his mother in chairman of the executive committee ;Danvers, Mass. His mother was the and the school has always found in himsister of the late George Peabody, the a Stock Photo$

RM2CGYF1E–. The Granite monthly, a New Hampshire magazine, devoted to literature, history, and state progress . fi{-. -x^^ tts. George Peabody LiMle. jj GEORGE PEABODY LITTLE. BY ISAAC WALKER, A. .M. George Peabody Little was the son In 1871 he was elected a member ofof Elbridge Gerry and Sophronia Phelps the board of trustees of Pembroke Acad-(Peabody) Little. His father was bcfrn emy, and from about the first has beenin Bradford, Mass., and his mother in chairman of the executive committee ;Danvers, Mass. His mother was the and the school has always found in himsister of the late George Peabody, the a

Spc. Brianna Coombs, 237th Military Police Company, New Hampshire Army National Guard, stands in formation during a departure ceremony held Oct. 3, 2022, at the Edward Cross Training Complex in Pembroke, New Hampshire. About 170 Soldiers are mobilizing for a year to the U.S.-Mexico border to assist Customs and Border Protection surveil and detect illegal immigrant crossings. Stock Photo

RM2KFR874–Spc. Brianna Coombs, 237th Military Police Company, New Hampshire Army National Guard, stands in formation during a departure ceremony held Oct. 3, 2022, at the Edward Cross Training Complex in Pembroke, New Hampshire. About 170 Soldiers are mobilizing for a year to the U.S.-Mexico border to assist Customs and Border Protection surveil and detect illegal immigrant crossings.

. The history of Hillsborough, New Hampshire, 1735-1921 . STEEL BRIDGE, HE>:NIKEE ROAD.. Photograpli by Manahan. XORTH BRANCH, CONTOOCOOK RIVER. GRANT OF THE TOWNSHIP. 33 the name of Tyng Township. Another township on the east sidewas granted to Lovewells men under the title of LovewellsTown. The first grant is now included in the City of Man-chester, and the second in the Town of Pembroke. On the west side of the Merrimack the lower province wasmore ambitious, as she was supposed and had need to be. Inthis direction she caused to be mapped out two tiers of townsbetween the above-named rive Stock Photo

RM2CE0KB6–. The history of Hillsborough, New Hampshire, 1735-1921 . STEEL BRIDGE, HE>:NIKEE ROAD.. Photograpli by Manahan. XORTH BRANCH, CONTOOCOOK RIVER. GRANT OF THE TOWNSHIP. 33 the name of Tyng Township. Another township on the east sidewas granted to Lovewells men under the title of LovewellsTown. The first grant is now included in the City of Man-chester, and the second in the Town of Pembroke. On the west side of the Merrimack the lower province wasmore ambitious, as she was supposed and had need to be. Inthis direction she caused to be mapped out two tiers of townsbetween the above-named rive

RM2KFR86R–New Hampshire Army National Guardsman Sgt. Taylor Kurto and her aunt, Kathy Kurto, pose for a farewell photo at a departure ceremony held Oct. 3, 2022, at the Edward Cross Training Complex in Pembroke, New Hampshire. About 170 Soldiers are mobilizing for a year to the U.S.-Mexico border to assist Customs and Border Protection surveil and detect illegal immigrant crossings.

. The Granite monthly, a New Hampshire magazine, devoted to literature, history, and state progress. p of a very able body of men, tosome of whom the readers of the GraniteMonthly have already been introduced.Concord sends Hon. Jacob H. Gallin-ger; Pembroke, George Peabody Little;Rindge, Hon. Ezra S. Stearns ; Manches- ter, Hon. James F. Briggs; Littleton,Hon. Harry Bingham. HON. FRANK G. CLARKE, Speaker of the House of Representativesand member from Peterboiough, is one ofthe most promising and able of the young- 274 Representatives. er men of the Republican party. A genialgentleman, an accom Stock Photo

RM2CF3THW–. The Granite monthly, a New Hampshire magazine, devoted to literature, history, and state progress. p of a very able body of men, tosome of whom the readers of the GraniteMonthly have already been introduced.Concord sends Hon. Jacob H. Gallin-ger; Pembroke, George Peabody Little;Rindge, Hon. Ezra S. Stearns ; Manches- ter, Hon. James F. Briggs; Littleton,Hon. Harry Bingham. HON. FRANK G. CLARKE, Speaker of the House of Representativesand member from Peterboiough, is one ofthe most promising and able of the young- 274 Representatives. er men of the Republican party. A genialgentleman, an accom

RM2KFR870–Maj. Gen. David Mikolaities, adjutant general, New Hampshire National Guard, and Gov. Chris Sununu arrive at a NHARNG departure ceremony held Oct. 3, 2022, at the Edward Cross Training Complex in Pembroke, New Hampshire. About 170 Soldiers are mobilizing for a year to the U.S.-Mexico border to assist Customs and Border Protection surveil and detect illegal immigrant crossings.

. The Granite monthly, a New Hampshire magazine, devoted to literature, history, and state progress . Y. He held the office of liam, who died at the age of three andUnited States deputy collector, and as- a half years, Clarence Belden, Marysisted in the formation of the first Re- Georgiana, Lizzie Ellen, Nettie Knox,publican Club in western New York. In Lucy Bowman, and Clara Frances.1868 he returned to Pembroke, N. H., Clarence B. Little is a resident of Bis-buying the farm and buildings formerly marck, Dakota, He is Judge of Pro-belonging to the late Hon. Boswell bate for Burleigh County, a Stock Photo

RM2CGXPGA–. The Granite monthly, a New Hampshire magazine, devoted to literature, history, and state progress . Y. He held the office of liam, who died at the age of three andUnited States deputy collector, and as- a half years, Clarence Belden, Marysisted in the formation of the first Re- Georgiana, Lizzie Ellen, Nettie Knox,publican Club in western New York. In Lucy Bowman, and Clara Frances.1868 he returned to Pembroke, N. H., Clarence B. Little is a resident of Bis-buying the farm and buildings formerly marck, Dakota, He is Judge of Pro-belonging to the late Hon. Boswell bate for Burleigh County, a

RM2MNJ49F–Spc. Brianna Coombs, 237th Military Police Company, New Hampshire Army National Guard, stands in formation during a departure ceremony held Oct. 3, 2022, at the Edward Cross Training Complex in Pembroke, New Hampshire. About 170 Soldiers are mobilizing for a year to the U.S.-Mexico border to assist Customs and Border Protection surveil and detect illegal immigrant crossings.

RM2CDB7K6–. The Granite monthly, a New Hampshire magazine, devoted to literature, history, and state progress . Pembroke, isof granite, of handsome design, sur-mounted by a lifesized statue of aUnion soldier, of the same material,and said to be a likeness of Lieut.Colonel Henry W. Blair of theFifteenth N. H. Regiment, in theCivil War, subsequently Unite<I StatesSenator and now residing in Wash-ington. Mr. E. T. Morrison of Pembrokehad taken up the project, where itwas dropped several years ago, andraised over half the requisite amountof funds by subscription, and at thelast annual town meeting the to

New Hampshire Gov. Chris Sununu speaks to attendees at a NHARNG departure ceremony held Oct. 3, 2022, at the Edward Cross Training Complex in Pembroke, New Hampshire. Soldiers will be mobilized to the U.S.-Mexico border to assist Customs and Border Protection surveil and detect illegal immigrant crossings. 'Every day that you're not here, you are here,' Sununu said. 'You are serving in the benefit of the state. You're serving in the benefit of your families and the 1.4 million people who count on all of us to get it right.' Stock Photo

RM2MNJ737–New Hampshire Gov. Chris Sununu speaks to attendees at a NHARNG departure ceremony held Oct. 3, 2022, at the Edward Cross Training Complex in Pembroke, New Hampshire. Soldiers will be mobilized to the U.S.-Mexico border to assist Customs and Border Protection surveil and detect illegal immigrant crossings. 'Every day that you're not here, you are here,' Sununu said. 'You are serving in the benefit of the state. You're serving in the benefit of your families and the 1.4 million people who count on all of us to get it right.'

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RM2CEJYJ7–. Bulletin. liillll : ■ Jill 4! II llilsfc iS l|jphi|t|: lllilil lillillr IlllilllWl. BY CLARENCE M. WEED NEW HAMPSHIRE COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE AND THE MECHANIC ARTS DURHAM, N. H. NEW HAMPSHIRE COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE AND THE MECHANIC ARTS AGRICULTURAL EXPERIMENT STATION Durham, N. H. BOARD OF CONTROL Hon. GEO. A. WASON, Chairman, New Boston.Pkes. CHAS. S. MURKLAND, ex-officio, Durham.CHARLES W. STONE, A. M., Secretary, Andover.Hon. JOHN G. TALLANT, Pembroke.HENRY VV. KEYES, A. M., Haverhill. THE STATION COUNCILPresident CHAS. S. MURKLAND, A. M., Ph. D., Acting Director.FRANK WM. RANE, B. Agr.,

RM2KFR8BF–New Hampshire Gov. Chris Sununu speaks to attendees at a NHARNG departure ceremony held Oct. 3, 2022, at the Edward Cross Training Complex in Pembroke, New Hampshire. Soldiers will be mobilized to the U.S.-Mexico border to assist Customs and Border Protection surveil and detect illegal immigrant crossings. 'Every day that you're not here, you are here,' Sununu said. 'You are serving in the benefit of the state. You're serving in the benefit of your families and the 1.4 million people who count on all of us to get it right.'

Staff Sgt. Jacob Kelly, a member of 157th Security Forces Squadron, competes in the obstacle course component of the New Hampshire Army National Guard Ranger Assessment at the Edward Cross Training Center in Pembroke, New Hampshire Sep. 17, 2022. Kelly was one of three Airmen who participated alongside soldiers of the NHARNG and was selected to attend the Ranger Training Assessment Course at Fort Benning, Georgia, after finishing within the top three competitors in the NHARNG Ranger Assessment. Stock Photo

RM2KFJ5MY–Staff Sgt. Jacob Kelly, a member of 157th Security Forces Squadron, competes in the obstacle course component of the New Hampshire Army National Guard Ranger Assessment at the Edward Cross Training Center in Pembroke, New Hampshire Sep. 17, 2022. Kelly was one of three Airmen who participated alongside soldiers of the NHARNG and was selected to attend the Ranger Training Assessment Course at Fort Benning, Georgia, after finishing within the top three competitors in the NHARNG Ranger Assessment.

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RM2KFJ5KJ–Staff Sgt. Jacob Kelly, a member of 157th Security Forces Squadron, competes in the obstacle course component of the New Hampshire Army National Guard Ranger Assessment at the Edward Cross Training Center in Pembroke, New Hampshire Sep. 17, 2022. Kelly was one of three Airmen who participated alongside soldiers of the NHARNG and was selected to attend the Ranger Training Assessment Course at Fort Benning, Georgia, after finishing within the top three competitors in the NHARNG Ranger Assessment.

RM2KFJ5PA–Staff Sgt. Jacob Kelly, a member of 157th Security Forces Squadron, competes in the obstacle course component of the New Hampshire Army National Guard Ranger Assessment at the Edward Cross Training Center in Pembroke, New Hampshire Sep. 17, 2022. Kelly was one of three Airmen who participated alongside soldiers of the NHARNG and was selected to attend the Ranger Training Assessment Course at Fort Benning, Georgia, after finishing within the top three competitors in the NHARNG Ranger Assessment.

RM2KFJ5M2–Staff Sgt. Jacob Kelly, a member of 157th Security Forces Squadron, competes in the obstacle course component of the New Hampshire Army National Guard Ranger Assessment at the Edward Cross Training Center in Pembroke, New Hampshire Sep. 17, 2022. Kelly was one of three Airmen who participated alongside soldiers of the NHARNG and was selected to attend the Ranger Training Assessment Course at Fort Benning, Georgia, after finishing within the top three competitors in the NHARNG Ranger Assessment.

RM2KFJ5PK–Staff Sgt. Jacob Kelly, a member of 157th Security Forces Squadron, competes in the obstacle course component of the New Hampshire Army National Guard Ranger Assessment at the Edward Cross Training Center in Pembroke, New Hampshire Sep. 17, 2022. Kelly was one of three Airmen who participated alongside soldiers of the NHARNG and was selected to attend the Ranger Training Assessment Course at Fort Benning, Georgia, after finishing within the top three competitors in the NHARNG Ranger Assessment.

RM2KFJ5PX–Staff Sgt. Jacob Kelly, a member of 157th Security Forces Squadron, competes in the obstacle course component of the New Hampshire Army National Guard Ranger Assessment at the Edward Cross Training Center in Pembroke, New Hampshire Sep. 17, 2022. Kelly was one of three Airmen who participated alongside soldiers of the NHARNG and was selected to attend the Ranger Training Assessment Course at Fort Benning, Georgia, after finishing within the top three competitors in the NHARNG Ranger Assessment.

New Hampshire Gov. Chris Sununu addresses attendees at a New Hampshire Army National Guard departure ceremony held Oct. 3, 2022, at the Edward Cross Training Complex in Pembroke, New Hampshire. About 170 Soldiers are mobilizing for a year to the U.S.-Mexico border to assist Customs and Border Protection surveil and detect illegal immigrant crossings. 'Every day that you're not here, you are here,' Sununu said. 'You are serving in the benefit of the state. You're serving in the benefit of your families and the 1.4 million people who count on all of us to get it right.' Stock Photo

RM2MNJ4WG–New Hampshire Gov. Chris Sununu addresses attendees at a New Hampshire Army National Guard departure ceremony held Oct. 3, 2022, at the Edward Cross Training Complex in Pembroke, New Hampshire. About 170 Soldiers are mobilizing for a year to the U.S.-Mexico border to assist Customs and Border Protection surveil and detect illegal immigrant crossings. 'Every day that you're not here, you are here,' Sununu said. 'You are serving in the benefit of the state. You're serving in the benefit of your families and the 1.4 million people who count on all of us to get it right.'

RM2KFR876–New Hampshire Gov. Chris Sununu addresses attendees at a New Hampshire Army National Guard departure ceremony held Oct. 3, 2022, at the Edward Cross Training Complex in Pembroke, New Hampshire. About 170 Soldiers are mobilizing for a year to the U.S.-Mexico border to assist Customs and Border Protection surveil and detect illegal immigrant crossings. 'Every day that you're not here, you are here,' Sununu said. 'You are serving in the benefit of the state. You're serving in the benefit of your families and the 1.4 million people who count on all of us to get it right.'

Officer Candidate School Class 59 and 64, from New Hampshire and Vermont respectively, take the Oath of Commissioned Officers, after dawning their new ranks of Second Lieutenant during the OCS commissioning ceremony, in Pembroke, NH, Sept 11. Stock Photo

RM2MKPT0X–Officer Candidate School Class 59 and 64, from New Hampshire and Vermont respectively, take the Oath of Commissioned Officers, after dawning their new ranks of Second Lieutenant during the OCS commissioning ceremony, in Pembroke, NH, Sept 11.

RM2KFE24D–Officer Candidate School Class 59 and 64, from New Hampshire and Vermont respectively, take the Oath of Commissioned Officers, after dawning their new ranks of Second Lieutenant during the OCS commissioning ceremony, in Pembroke, NH, Sept 11.

Sgt. 1st Class Raul Zubicaray, the State Partnership Program coordinator, New Hampshire Army National Guard, reads through the Spanish version of the written test, which will be administered during the NHARNG Best Warrior Competition, Feb. 9, at the Edward Cross Training Complex in Pembroke, N.H. This year competitors arrived from New Hampshire’s State Partnership Nations, Cabo Verde and El Salvador, as well as 197th Field Artillery Brigade, 54th Troop Command, and the Air National Guard. Stock Photo

RM2P1XY3A–Sgt. 1st Class Raul Zubicaray, the State Partnership Program coordinator, New Hampshire Army National Guard, reads through the Spanish version of the written test, which will be administered during the NHARNG Best Warrior Competition, Feb. 9, at the Edward Cross Training Complex in Pembroke, N.H. This year competitors arrived from New Hampshire’s State Partnership Nations, Cabo Verde and El Salvador, as well as 197th Field Artillery Brigade, 54th Troop Command, and the Air National Guard.

Sgt. Ivanildo Conceicao, Cabo Verde Special Forces, looks at an M1903 Springfield while waiting for the Best Warrior Competition registration to start, Feb. 9, at the Edward Cross Training Complex in Pembroke, N.H Conceicao said he was excited to perform well in the events and hoped to meet new friends along the way. He added that his strengths are marksmanship and land navigation. The New Hampshire National Guard maintains partnerships with Cabo Verde and El Salvador. According to Capt. Mario Rey, NHNG SPP director, this year the State Partnership Program is sponsoring approximately Stock Photo

RM2R4BYJ2–Sgt. Ivanildo Conceicao, Cabo Verde Special Forces, looks at an M1903 Springfield while waiting for the Best Warrior Competition registration to start, Feb. 9, at the Edward Cross Training Complex in Pembroke, N.H Conceicao said he was excited to perform well in the events and hoped to meet new friends along the way. He added that his strengths are marksmanship and land navigation. The New Hampshire National Guard maintains partnerships with Cabo Verde and El Salvador. According to Capt. Mario Rey, NHNG SPP director, this year the State Partnership Program is sponsoring approximately

RM2P2ACXC–Sgt. Ivanildo Conceicao, Cabo Verde Special Forces, looks at an M1903 Springfield while waiting for the Best Warrior Competition registration to start, Feb. 9, at the Edward Cross Training Complex in Pembroke, N.H Conceicao said he was excited to perform well in the events and hoped to meet new friends along the way. He added that his strengths are marksmanship and land navigation. The New Hampshire National Guard maintains partnerships with Cabo Verde and El Salvador. According to Capt. Mario Rey, NHNG SPP director, this year the State Partnership Program is sponsoring approximately

From left, STARBASE instructor Chris Ginty supervises an air-powered rocket launch for fifth graders Christopher Smith, Xavier Zapata and Jaden Englehart on Jan. 5, 2024, at New Hampshire National Guard’s Edward Cross Training Complex in Pembroke, N.H. A class on Newton’s three laws of motion was provided to students of Manchester’s Southside Middle School and featured a distance competition with handcrafted projectiles made of paper, clay and drinking straws. Members of the state congressional delegation visited with the fifth graders following a program orientation and facilities tour. New H Stock Photo

RM2WFWW8W–From left, STARBASE instructor Chris Ginty supervises an air-powered rocket launch for fifth graders Christopher Smith, Xavier Zapata and Jaden Englehart on Jan. 5, 2024, at New Hampshire National Guard’s Edward Cross Training Complex in Pembroke, N.H. A class on Newton’s three laws of motion was provided to students of Manchester’s Southside Middle School and featured a distance competition with handcrafted projectiles made of paper, clay and drinking straws. Members of the state congressional delegation visited with the fifth graders following a program orientation and facilities tour. New H

Pfc. Jensy Encarnacion, a driver in the 237th Military Police Company, 54th Troop Command, New Hampshire Army National Guard, lifts a hex bar during the Army Combat Fitness Test, the first event of the NHARNG Best Warrior Competition, Feb. 10, at the Edward Cross Training Complex in Pembroke, N.H. “Pfc. Encarnacion is one of our new soldiers out of basic training,” said Sgt. Alex Martinez, Encarnacion’s sponsor for the competition and a team leader in the 237th Military Police Company, 54th Troop Command. “He decided he wanted to show us his ambition and capabilities.” He added, “he’s c Stock Photo

RM2P1N9NJ–Pfc. Jensy Encarnacion, a driver in the 237th Military Police Company, 54th Troop Command, New Hampshire Army National Guard, lifts a hex bar during the Army Combat Fitness Test, the first event of the NHARNG Best Warrior Competition, Feb. 10, at the Edward Cross Training Complex in Pembroke, N.H. “Pfc. Encarnacion is one of our new soldiers out of basic training,” said Sgt. Alex Martinez, Encarnacion’s sponsor for the competition and a team leader in the 237th Military Police Company, 54th Troop Command. “He decided he wanted to show us his ambition and capabilities.” He added, “he’s c

From left, Christopher Scott of Sen. Jeanne Shaheen’s office and Rep. Chris Pappas attend an orientation for the state congressional delegation for the new STARBASE educational program Jan. 5, 2024, at the New Hampshire National Guard’s Edward Cross Training Complex in Pembroke, N.H. The delegation later visited with the fifth graders in the classroom as they learned about Newton’s three laws of motion and handcrafted air rockets made of paper, clay and drinking straws. New Hampshire recently became the 34th state to offer a STARBASE community outreach program, which stands for Science and Tec Stock Photo

RM2WFY0A0–From left, Christopher Scott of Sen. Jeanne Shaheen’s office and Rep. Chris Pappas attend an orientation for the state congressional delegation for the new STARBASE educational program Jan. 5, 2024, at the New Hampshire National Guard’s Edward Cross Training Complex in Pembroke, N.H. The delegation later visited with the fifth graders in the classroom as they learned about Newton’s three laws of motion and handcrafted air rockets made of paper, clay and drinking straws. New Hampshire recently became the 34th state to offer a STARBASE community outreach program, which stands for Science and Tec

Tech. Sgt. Connor Cunio, a maintenance noncommissioned officer in the 157th Air Refueling Wing, New Hampshire Air National Guard, registers to compete in the New Hampshire Army National Guard Best Warrior Competition, Feb. 9, at the Edward Cross Training Complex in Pembroke, N.H. Cunio was one of two Airmen from the 157th ARW competing in the competition. Other competitors came from the 197th Field Artillery Brigade, 54th Troop Command, and the New Hampshire’s partner nations El Salvador and Cabo Verde. “It feels awesome, and humbling to be here,” said Cunio. “My unit was very willing Stock Photo

RM2P0475A–Tech. Sgt. Connor Cunio, a maintenance noncommissioned officer in the 157th Air Refueling Wing, New Hampshire Air National Guard, registers to compete in the New Hampshire Army National Guard Best Warrior Competition, Feb. 9, at the Edward Cross Training Complex in Pembroke, N.H. Cunio was one of two Airmen from the 157th ARW competing in the competition. Other competitors came from the 197th Field Artillery Brigade, 54th Troop Command, and the New Hampshire’s partner nations El Salvador and Cabo Verde. “It feels awesome, and humbling to be here,” said Cunio. “My unit was very willing

Tech. Sgt. Jacob Kelly, a security forces noncommissioned officer with the 157th Security Forces Squadron, New Hampshire Air National Guard, registers to compete in the New Hampshire Army National Guard Best Warrior Competition Feb. 9, at the Edward Cross Training Complex in Pembroke, N.H. Kelly was one of two Airmen from the Air National Guard who plan to compete in the event. Other competitors came from the 197th Field Artillery Brigade, 54th Troop Command, and New Hampshire’s partner nations El Salvador and Cabo Verde. “I’m happy to be here,” said Kelly, who thinks his strong point m Stock Photo

RM2P0HEE1–Tech. Sgt. Jacob Kelly, a security forces noncommissioned officer with the 157th Security Forces Squadron, New Hampshire Air National Guard, registers to compete in the New Hampshire Army National Guard Best Warrior Competition Feb. 9, at the Edward Cross Training Complex in Pembroke, N.H. Kelly was one of two Airmen from the Air National Guard who plan to compete in the event. Other competitors came from the 197th Field Artillery Brigade, 54th Troop Command, and New Hampshire’s partner nations El Salvador and Cabo Verde. “I’m happy to be here,” said Kelly, who thinks his strong point m

Staff Sgt. Davis Jollimore, the training noncommissioned officer at the Recruit Sustainment Program, Recruiting and Retention Battalion, New Hampshire Army National Guard, answers questions during the board portion of the New Hampshire Army National Guard Best Warrior Competition, Feb. 10, at the Edward Cross Training Complex in Pembroke, N.H. Stock Photo

RM2P0TH3J–Staff Sgt. Davis Jollimore, the training noncommissioned officer at the Recruit Sustainment Program, Recruiting and Retention Battalion, New Hampshire Army National Guard, answers questions during the board portion of the New Hampshire Army National Guard Best Warrior Competition, Feb. 10, at the Edward Cross Training Complex in Pembroke, N.H.

Tech. Sgt. Jacob Kelly, an assistant squad leader in the 157th Security Forces Squadron, New Hampshire Air National Guard, performs the rower event for the modified Army Combat Fitness Test, the first event of the New Hampshire Army National Guard Best Warrior Competition, Feb. 10, at the Edward Cross Training Complex in Pembroke, N.H. Stock Photo

RM2NWTFTW–Tech. Sgt. Jacob Kelly, an assistant squad leader in the 157th Security Forces Squadron, New Hampshire Air National Guard, performs the rower event for the modified Army Combat Fitness Test, the first event of the New Hampshire Army National Guard Best Warrior Competition, Feb. 10, at the Edward Cross Training Complex in Pembroke, N.H.

Command Sgt. Maj. Caleb Smith, incoming senior enlisted advisor, 54th Troop Command (TC), New Hampshire Army National Guard, receives the 54th TC brigade guidon from Col. Allen Aldenberg, commander of 54th TC, during the change of responsibility ceremony on Jan. 6, 2024, at the Edward Cross Training Complex in Pembroke, N.H. Stock Photo

RM2WFWRDW–Command Sgt. Maj. Caleb Smith, incoming senior enlisted advisor, 54th Troop Command (TC), New Hampshire Army National Guard, receives the 54th TC brigade guidon from Col. Allen Aldenberg, commander of 54th TC, during the change of responsibility ceremony on Jan. 6, 2024, at the Edward Cross Training Complex in Pembroke, N.H.

Command Sgt. Maj. Michael Thibodeau, outgoing senior enlisted advisor, 54th Troop Command (TC), New Hampshire Army National Guard, is awarded the Army Meritorious Service Medal from Col. Allen Aldenberg, commander of 54th TC, during the change of responsibility ceremony on Jan. 6, 2024, at the Edward Cross Training Complex in Pembroke, N.H. Stock Photo

RM2WFX9R3–Command Sgt. Maj. Michael Thibodeau, outgoing senior enlisted advisor, 54th Troop Command (TC), New Hampshire Army National Guard, is awarded the Army Meritorious Service Medal from Col. Allen Aldenberg, commander of 54th TC, during the change of responsibility ceremony on Jan. 6, 2024, at the Edward Cross Training Complex in Pembroke, N.H.

Spc. Lauren Dennett, a saxophonist with the 39th Army Band, New Hampshire Army National Guard, performs a solo during “Old Time Rock and Roll” at the Ilopango Airshow in San Salvador, El Salvador, on Feb. 5. Dennett, a music teacher at Strong Foundations Charter School in Pembroke, NH, and Sherwood Middle School in Shrewsbury, MA, was excited to go on her first trip with her unit. “This mission to El Salvador was awesome because I have never played for that many people before, and I have never seen anything like that,” said Dennett. “I think we did a good job entertaining the audience Stock Photo

RM2NY6RYG–Spc. Lauren Dennett, a saxophonist with the 39th Army Band, New Hampshire Army National Guard, performs a solo during “Old Time Rock and Roll” at the Ilopango Airshow in San Salvador, El Salvador, on Feb. 5. Dennett, a music teacher at Strong Foundations Charter School in Pembroke, NH, and Sherwood Middle School in Shrewsbury, MA, was excited to go on her first trip with her unit. “This mission to El Salvador was awesome because I have never played for that many people before, and I have never seen anything like that,” said Dennett. “I think we did a good job entertaining the audience

New Hampshire Army National Guard Cadet Tovah Stonner orients a map during land navigation training Sept. 11, 2022, at the Edward Cross Training Center in Pembroke, N.H. Stock Photo

RM2KFE87W–New Hampshire Army National Guard Cadet Tovah Stonner orients a map during land navigation training Sept. 11, 2022, at the Edward Cross Training Center in Pembroke, N.H.

RM2MKW0K5–New Hampshire Army National Guard Cadet Tovah Stonner orients a map during land navigation training Sept. 11, 2022, at the Edward Cross Training Center in Pembroke, N.H.

Soldiers, Airmen, and partner forces begin the 13.15 mile ruck march, the final event of the New Hampshire Army National Guard Best Warrior Competition, Feb. 12, at the Edward Cross Training Complex in Pembroke, N.H. Stock Photo

RM2P1EFC3–Soldiers, Airmen, and partner forces begin the 13.15 mile ruck march, the final event of the New Hampshire Army National Guard Best Warrior Competition, Feb. 12, at the Edward Cross Training Complex in Pembroke, N.H.

New Hampshire Army National Guard Cadets Ameilia Magay, Cyrus Hully, and Tovah Stonner orient a map during land navigation training Sept. 11, 2022, at the Edward Cross Training Center in Pembroke, N.H. Stock Photo

RM2KFE87T–New Hampshire Army National Guard Cadets Ameilia Magay, Cyrus Hully, and Tovah Stonner orient a map during land navigation training Sept. 11, 2022, at the Edward Cross Training Center in Pembroke, N.H.

RM2MKW0JJ–New Hampshire Army National Guard Cadets Ameilia Magay, Cyrus Hully, and Tovah Stonner orient a map during land navigation training Sept. 11, 2022, at the Edward Cross Training Center in Pembroke, N.H.

Sgt. Marcos Cruz, El Salvador Special Forces, estimates his location and uses his compass to find his next point during the land navigation portion of the New Hampshire National Guard Best Warrior Competition, Feb. 11, at the Edward Cross Training Complex in Pembroke, N.H. Stock Photo

RM2P04CNX–Sgt. Marcos Cruz, El Salvador Special Forces, estimates his location and uses his compass to find his next point during the land navigation portion of the New Hampshire National Guard Best Warrior Competition, Feb. 11, at the Edward Cross Training Complex in Pembroke, N.H.

Sgt. Emma Berman, a human resources specialist with Joint Force Headquarters, New Hampshire Army National Guard, tracks laps for runners during an Army Combat Fitness Test on Sept. 11, 2022, at the Edward Cross Training Center in Pembroke, N.H. Stock Photo

RM2KFE87K–Sgt. Emma Berman, a human resources specialist with Joint Force Headquarters, New Hampshire Army National Guard, tracks laps for runners during an Army Combat Fitness Test on Sept. 11, 2022, at the Edward Cross Training Center in Pembroke, N.H.

RM2MKW180–Sgt. Emma Berman, a human resources specialist with Joint Force Headquarters, New Hampshire Army National Guard, tracks laps for runners during an Army Combat Fitness Test on Sept. 11, 2022, at the Edward Cross Training Center in Pembroke, N.H.

Sgt. 1st Class Raul Zubicaray, the State Partnership Program Coordinator, opens a tray of cole slaw before the barbeque to celebrate the conclusion of the New Hampshire Army National Guard Best Warrior Competition, Feb. 12, at the Edward Cross Training Complex in Pembroke, N.H. Stock Photo

RM2P0YAE6–Sgt. 1st Class Raul Zubicaray, the State Partnership Program Coordinator, opens a tray of cole slaw before the barbeque to celebrate the conclusion of the New Hampshire Army National Guard Best Warrior Competition, Feb. 12, at the Edward Cross Training Complex in Pembroke, N.H.

Cpl. Mauricio Jacobo, El Salvador Special Forces, weighs his 35 pound pack before the 13.15 mile ruck march, the final event of the New Hampshire Army National Guard Best Warrior Competition, Feb. 12, at the Edward Cross Training Complex in Pembroke, N.H. Stock Photo

RM2P16RGG–Cpl. Mauricio Jacobo, El Salvador Special Forces, weighs his 35 pound pack before the 13.15 mile ruck march, the final event of the New Hampshire Army National Guard Best Warrior Competition, Feb. 12, at the Edward Cross Training Complex in Pembroke, N.H.

Spc. Christopher Kiernan, an interior electrician with the 185th Engineer Company, 54th Troop Command, New Hampshire Army National Guard, answers questions on a written test, the third event of the NHARNG Best Warrior Competition, Feb. 10, at the Edward Cross Training Complex in Pembroke, N.H. Stock Photo

RM2P21R86–Spc. Christopher Kiernan, an interior electrician with the 185th Engineer Company, 54th Troop Command, New Hampshire Army National Guard, answers questions on a written test, the third event of the NHARNG Best Warrior Competition, Feb. 10, at the Edward Cross Training Complex in Pembroke, N.H.

Sgt. Aldemiro Dias, Cabo Verde Special Forces, extends his arms outward performing the Hand Release Pushup during theArmy Combat Fitness Test, while competing in the New Hampshire Army National Guard Best Warrior Competition, Feb. 10, at the Edward Cross Training Complex in Pembroke, N.H. Stock Photo

RM2P16YMB–Sgt. Aldemiro Dias, Cabo Verde Special Forces, extends his arms outward performing the Hand Release Pushup during theArmy Combat Fitness Test, while competing in the New Hampshire Army National Guard Best Warrior Competition, Feb. 10, at the Edward Cross Training Complex in Pembroke, N.H.

State Command Sgt. Maj. William Ferland, New Hampshire Army National Guard, awards the Soldier of the Year trophy to Spc. Brendan Tuttle, a HIMARS crewmember in Bravo Battery, 3rd Battalion, 197th Field Artillery Regiment, NHARNG, at the conclusion of the NHARNG Best Warrior Competition, Feb. 12, in Pembroke, N.H. Stock Photo

RM2P0JP81–State Command Sgt. Maj. William Ferland, New Hampshire Army National Guard, awards the Soldier of the Year trophy to Spc. Brendan Tuttle, a HIMARS crewmember in Bravo Battery, 3rd Battalion, 197th Field Artillery Regiment, NHARNG, at the conclusion of the NHARNG Best Warrior Competition, Feb. 12, in Pembroke, N.H.

Spc. Christopher Kiernan, an interior electrician with the 185th Engineer Company, 54th Troop Command, New Hampshire Army National Guard, summits a hill during the 13.15 mile ruck march, the final event of the NHARNG Best Warrior Competition, Feb. 12, outside the Edward Cross Training Complex in Pembroke, N.H. Stock Photo

RM2P3XJG3–Spc. Christopher Kiernan, an interior electrician with the 185th Engineer Company, 54th Troop Command, New Hampshire Army National Guard, summits a hill during the 13.15 mile ruck march, the final event of the NHARNG Best Warrior Competition, Feb. 12, outside the Edward Cross Training Complex in Pembroke, N.H.

State Command Sgt. Maj. William Ferland of the New Hampshire Army National Guard, awards the Noncommissioned Officer of the Year Trophy to Staff Sgt. Davis Jollimore, a training noncommissioned officer at the Recruit Sustainment Program, Recruiting and Retention Battalion, NHARNG, at the conclusion of the NHARNG Best Warrior Competition, Feb. 12, in Pembroke, N.H. Stock Photo

RM2NY53PW–State Command Sgt. Maj. William Ferland of the New Hampshire Army National Guard, awards the Noncommissioned Officer of the Year Trophy to Staff Sgt. Davis Jollimore, a training noncommissioned officer at the Recruit Sustainment Program, Recruiting and Retention Battalion, NHARNG, at the conclusion of the NHARNG Best Warrior Competition, Feb. 12, in Pembroke, N.H.

Sgt. Andrew Paradis, a heavy equipment operator in the 210th Engineer Company, 54th Troop Command, New Hampshire Army National Guard, embraces his family after finishing the 13.15 mile ruck march, the final event of the NHARNG Best Warrior Competition, Feb. 12, at the Edward Cross Training Complex in Pembroke, N.H. Stock Photo

RM2NY3NJ4–Sgt. Andrew Paradis, a heavy equipment operator in the 210th Engineer Company, 54th Troop Command, New Hampshire Army National Guard, embraces his family after finishing the 13.15 mile ruck march, the final event of the NHARNG Best Warrior Competition, Feb. 12, at the Edward Cross Training Complex in Pembroke, N.H.

Cpl. Mauricio Jacobo, El Salvador Special Forces, crosses the finish line after the 13.15 mile ruck march, while the final event of the New Hampshire Army National Guard Best Warrior Competition, Feb. 12, at the Edward Cross Training Complex in Pembroke, N.H. Jacobo won the ruck march with a time of 2 hours, 30 minutes, 21 seconds. Stock Photo

RM2NYBX4R–Cpl. Mauricio Jacobo, El Salvador Special Forces, crosses the finish line after the 13.15 mile ruck march, while the final event of the New Hampshire Army National Guard Best Warrior Competition, Feb. 12, at the Edward Cross Training Complex in Pembroke, N.H. Jacobo won the ruck march with a time of 2 hours, 30 minutes, 21 seconds.

Spc. Brendan Tuttle, a HIMARS crew member in Bravo Battery, 3rd Battalion, 197th Field Artillery Regiment, New Hampshire Army National Guard, registers to compete in the NHARNG Best Warrior Competition, Feb. 9, at the Edward Cross Training Complex in Pembroke, N.H. At the close of the competition, Tuttle was named 2023 NHARNG Soldier of the Year for his superior performance. Stock Photo

RM2NXXAFW–Spc. Brendan Tuttle, a HIMARS crew member in Bravo Battery, 3rd Battalion, 197th Field Artillery Regiment, New Hampshire Army National Guard, registers to compete in the NHARNG Best Warrior Competition, Feb. 9, at the Edward Cross Training Complex in Pembroke, N.H. At the close of the competition, Tuttle was named 2023 NHARNG Soldier of the Year for his superior performance.

From left to right, Master Sgt. Jose Ferreira, of Cabo Verde talks to Sgt. Aldemiro Dias while they await the welcome brief before the Best Warrior Competition, Feb. 9, at the Edward Cross Training Complex in Pembroke, N.H. This was Dias’ second time in New Hampshire, having competed in the New Hampshire National Guard Combat Marksmanship match July 27-30, 2022. Stock Photo

RM2P2BMBX–From left to right, Master Sgt. Jose Ferreira, of Cabo Verde talks to Sgt. Aldemiro Dias while they await the welcome brief before the Best Warrior Competition, Feb. 9, at the Edward Cross Training Complex in Pembroke, N.H. This was Dias’ second time in New Hampshire, having competed in the New Hampshire National Guard Combat Marksmanship match July 27-30, 2022.

Spc. Brendan Tuttle, a HIMARS crewmember in Bravo Battery, 3rd Battalion, 197th Field Artillery Regiment, New Hampshire Army National Guard, treks up a hill during the 13.15 mile ruck march, the final event of the NHARNG Best Warrior Competition, Feb. 12, outside the Edward Cross Training Complex in Pembroke, N.H. Tuttle was named the 2023 Soldier of the Year. Stock Photo

RM2P16DN8–Spc. Brendan Tuttle, a HIMARS crewmember in Bravo Battery, 3rd Battalion, 197th Field Artillery Regiment, New Hampshire Army National Guard, treks up a hill during the 13.15 mile ruck march, the final event of the NHARNG Best Warrior Competition, Feb. 12, outside the Edward Cross Training Complex in Pembroke, N.H. Tuttle was named the 2023 Soldier of the Year.

Staff Sgt. Davis Jollimore, a training noncommissioned officer at the Recruit Sustainment Program, Recruiting and Retention Battalion, New Hampshire Army National Guard, sprints down a hill during the 13.15-mile ruck march, the final event of the NHARNG Best Warrior Competition, Feb. 12, in Pembroke, N.H. The Human Resources NCO was named the 2023 New Hampshire National Guard Noncommissioned Officer of the Year. Stock Photo

RM2P13MDG–Staff Sgt. Davis Jollimore, a training noncommissioned officer at the Recruit Sustainment Program, Recruiting and Retention Battalion, New Hampshire Army National Guard, sprints down a hill during the 13.15-mile ruck march, the final event of the NHARNG Best Warrior Competition, Feb. 12, in Pembroke, N.H. The Human Resources NCO was named the 2023 New Hampshire National Guard Noncommissioned Officer of the Year.

Pfc. Jensy Encarnacion, a driver in the 237th Military Police Company, 54th Troop Command, New Hampshire Army National Guard, plots his points during the night land navigation portion of the NHARNG Best Warrior Competition, Feb. 11, at the Edward Cross Training Complex in Pembroke, N.H. The competitors had to find three points within 90 minutes in the dark, navigating a course of snow-covered and wooded ravines. Stock Photo

RM2P0R1D9–Pfc. Jensy Encarnacion, a driver in the 237th Military Police Company, 54th Troop Command, New Hampshire Army National Guard, plots his points during the night land navigation portion of the NHARNG Best Warrior Competition, Feb. 11, at the Edward Cross Training Complex in Pembroke, N.H. The competitors had to find three points within 90 minutes in the dark, navigating a course of snow-covered and wooded ravines.

Pfc. Gabriella Guarniere, a paralegal with Joint Force Headquarters, New Hampshire Army National Guard, pulls a weighted sled during an Army Combat Fitness Test on Sept. 11, 2022, at the Edward Cross Training Complex in Pembroke, N.H. The test comprises six events, including a deadlift, standing power throw, hand-release push-ups, spring-drag-carry, plank hold, and two-mile run. Stock Photo

RM2MKW16R–Pfc. Gabriella Guarniere, a paralegal with Joint Force Headquarters, New Hampshire Army National Guard, pulls a weighted sled during an Army Combat Fitness Test on Sept. 11, 2022, at the Edward Cross Training Complex in Pembroke, N.H. The test comprises six events, including a deadlift, standing power throw, hand-release push-ups, spring-drag-carry, plank hold, and two-mile run.

RM2KFE87M–Pfc. Gabriella Guarniere, a paralegal with Joint Force Headquarters, New Hampshire Army National Guard, pulls a weighted sled during an Army Combat Fitness Test on Sept. 11, 2022, at the Edward Cross Training Complex in Pembroke, N.H. The test comprises six events, including a deadlift, standing power throw, hand-release push-ups, spring-drag-carry, plank hold, and two-mile run.

Sen. Maggie Hassan visits with students of Manchester’s Southside Middle School during a STARBASE education session Jan. 5, 2024, at the New Hampshire National Guard’s Edward Cross Training Complex in Pembroke, N.H. Hassan and fellow members of the congressional delegation visited with the 5th graders following a program orientation and facilities tour. Late last year, New Hampshire became the 34th state to offer a STARBASE community outreach program, which stands for Science and Technology Academies Reinforcing Basic Aviation and Space Exploration. Stock Photo

RM2WFXMJB–Sen. Maggie Hassan visits with students of Manchester’s Southside Middle School during a STARBASE education session Jan. 5, 2024, at the New Hampshire National Guard’s Edward Cross Training Complex in Pembroke, N.H. Hassan and fellow members of the congressional delegation visited with the 5th graders following a program orientation and facilities tour. Late last year, New Hampshire became the 34th state to offer a STARBASE community outreach program, which stands for Science and Technology Academies Reinforcing Basic Aviation and Space Exploration.

Tech. Sgt. Jacob Kelly, a security forces noncommissioned officer with the 157th Security Forces Squadron, New Hampshire Air National Guard, sprints the final turn while Command Sgt. Maj. William Ferland, the state command sergeant major, New Hampshire Army National Guard, and Cpt. Mario Rey, the State Partnership Program director, NHARNG, cheer, at the end of a 13.15-mile ruck march, the final event of the NHARNG Best Warrior Competition, Feb. 12, at the Edward Cross Training Complex in Pembroke, N.H. Stock Photo

RM2P164P7–Tech. Sgt. Jacob Kelly, a security forces noncommissioned officer with the 157th Security Forces Squadron, New Hampshire Air National Guard, sprints the final turn while Command Sgt. Maj. William Ferland, the state command sergeant major, New Hampshire Army National Guard, and Cpt. Mario Rey, the State Partnership Program director, NHARNG, cheer, at the end of a 13.15-mile ruck march, the final event of the NHARNG Best Warrior Competition, Feb. 12, at the Edward Cross Training Complex in Pembroke, N.H.

Maj. Gen. David Mikolaities, New Hampshire National Guard adjutant general, addresses members of the state congressional delegation during a STARBASE orientation and facilities tour Jan. 5, 2024, at the Edward Cross Training Complex in Pembroke, N.H. The delegation later visited with the fifth graders in the classroom as they learned about Newton’s three laws of motion and handcrafted air rockets made of paper, clay and drinking straws. New Hampshire recently became the 34th state to offer a STARBASE community outreach program, which stands for Science and Technology Academies Reinforcing Basi Stock Photo

RM2WFXFD3–Maj. Gen. David Mikolaities, New Hampshire National Guard adjutant general, addresses members of the state congressional delegation during a STARBASE orientation and facilities tour Jan. 5, 2024, at the Edward Cross Training Complex in Pembroke, N.H. The delegation later visited with the fifth graders in the classroom as they learned about Newton’s three laws of motion and handcrafted air rockets made of paper, clay and drinking straws. New Hampshire recently became the 34th state to offer a STARBASE community outreach program, which stands for Science and Technology Academies Reinforcing Basi

Maj. Matt Henry, operations officer with Joint Force Headquarters, New Hampshire Army National Guard, finishes the last lap of a 2-mile run during an Army Combat Fitness Test on Sept. 11, 2022, at the Edward Cross Training Complex in Pembroke, N.H. The test comprises six events, including a deadlift, standing power throw, hand-release push-ups, spring-drag-carry, plank hold, and two-mile run. Photo by Tech. Sgt. Charles Johnston, NHNG Deputy State PAO. Stock Photo

RM2MKW18F–Maj. Matt Henry, operations officer with Joint Force Headquarters, New Hampshire Army National Guard, finishes the last lap of a 2-mile run during an Army Combat Fitness Test on Sept. 11, 2022, at the Edward Cross Training Complex in Pembroke, N.H. The test comprises six events, including a deadlift, standing power throw, hand-release push-ups, spring-drag-carry, plank hold, and two-mile run. Photo by Tech. Sgt. Charles Johnston, NHNG Deputy State PAO.

RM2KFE87J–Maj. Matt Henry, operations officer with Joint Force Headquarters, New Hampshire Army National Guard, finishes the last lap of a 2-mile run during an Army Combat Fitness Test on Sept. 11, 2022, at the Edward Cross Training Complex in Pembroke, N.H. The test comprises six events, including a deadlift, standing power throw, hand-release push-ups, spring-drag-carry, plank hold, and two-mile run. Photo by Tech. Sgt. Charles Johnston, NHNG Deputy State PAO.

Julien Paradis of Manchester’s Southside Middle School inspects her handmade air rocket during a STARBASE education session Jan. 5, 2024, at the New Hampshire National Guard’s Edward Cross Training Complex in Pembroke, N.H. The lesson on Newton’s three laws of motion featured a distance competition with handcrafted projectiles made of paper, clay and drinking straws. Members of the state congressional delegation visited with the fifth graders following a program orientation and facilities tour. New Hampshire recently became the 34th state to offer a STARBASE community outreach program, which s Stock Photo

RM2WFWY0F–Julien Paradis of Manchester’s Southside Middle School inspects her handmade air rocket during a STARBASE education session Jan. 5, 2024, at the New Hampshire National Guard’s Edward Cross Training Complex in Pembroke, N.H. The lesson on Newton’s three laws of motion featured a distance competition with handcrafted projectiles made of paper, clay and drinking straws. Members of the state congressional delegation visited with the fifth graders following a program orientation and facilities tour. New Hampshire recently became the 34th state to offer a STARBASE community outreach program, which s

Sgt. Andrew Paradis, a heavy equipment operator in the 210th Engineer Company, 54th Troop Command, New Hampshire Army National Guard, whips on a Mission Oriented Protective Posture jacket while attempting to don the suit within eight minutes, as part of the the Chemical, Biological, Radiological, Nuclear (CBRN) warrior task, during the NHARNG Best Warrior Competition, Feb. 10, in Pembroke, N.H. “I’m hot and uncomfortable,” said Paradis, who was clearly sweating. “I’ve done this a couple times at the National Training Center in Fort Irwin, California and it is even worse there.” Paradis Stock Photo

RM2P1MYEJ–Sgt. Andrew Paradis, a heavy equipment operator in the 210th Engineer Company, 54th Troop Command, New Hampshire Army National Guard, whips on a Mission Oriented Protective Posture jacket while attempting to don the suit within eight minutes, as part of the the Chemical, Biological, Radiological, Nuclear (CBRN) warrior task, during the NHARNG Best Warrior Competition, Feb. 10, in Pembroke, N.H. “I’m hot and uncomfortable,” said Paradis, who was clearly sweating. “I’ve done this a couple times at the National Training Center in Fort Irwin, California and it is even worse there.” Paradis

At Left, Rep. Ann McLane Kuster watches students Manchester’s Southside Middle School launch air powered rockets during a STARBASE education session Jan. 5, 2024, at the New Hampshire National Guard’s Edward Cross Training Complex in Pembroke, N.H. The lesson on Newton’s three laws of motion featured a distance competition with handcrafted projectiles made of paper, clay and drinking straws. Kuster and fellow members of the congressional delegation visited with the fifth graders following a program orientation and facilities tour. Late last year, New Hampshire became the 34th state to offer a Stock Photo

RM2WFXYYP–At Left, Rep. Ann McLane Kuster watches students Manchester’s Southside Middle School launch air powered rockets during a STARBASE education session Jan. 5, 2024, at the New Hampshire National Guard’s Edward Cross Training Complex in Pembroke, N.H. The lesson on Newton’s three laws of motion featured a distance competition with handcrafted projectiles made of paper, clay and drinking straws. Kuster and fellow members of the congressional delegation visited with the fifth graders following a program orientation and facilities tour. Late last year, New Hampshire became the 34th state to offer a

20230211-Z-AH488-1165 Sgt. Andrew Paradis, 210th Engineer Company, 54th Troop Command, New Hampshire Army National Guard, takes a breath after summiting a steep hill enroute to his point during the land navigation portion of the New Hampshire National Guard Best Warrior Competition, Feb. 11, at the Edward Cross Training Complex in Pembroke, N.H. “It feels good, now that I’m at the top,” said Paradis. Competitors had 90 minutes to plot, move to, locate five points on the snow-covered, wooded course amidst winding ravines. This was the first time Paradis navigated a course that was not Stock Photo

RM2P0DJT5–20230211-Z-AH488-1165 Sgt. Andrew Paradis, 210th Engineer Company, 54th Troop Command, New Hampshire Army National Guard, takes a breath after summiting a steep hill enroute to his point during the land navigation portion of the New Hampshire National Guard Best Warrior Competition, Feb. 11, at the Edward Cross Training Complex in Pembroke, N.H. “It feels good, now that I’m at the top,” said Paradis. Competitors had 90 minutes to plot, move to, locate five points on the snow-covered, wooded course amidst winding ravines. This was the first time Paradis navigated a course that was not

Staff Sgt. Dante Davis, a squad leader in the 237th Military Police Company, 54th Troop Command, New Hampshire Army National Guard, notionally primes a claymore mine with the blasting cap during the “Employ an M18A1 Claymore Mine” warrior task, while competing in the New Hampshire Army National Guard Best Warrior Competition, Feb. 10, at the Edward Cross Training Complex in Pembroke, N.H. Speaking to how he performed the notional task, Davis said “I made sure not to touch the blasting cap; by touching the blasting cap you can initiate a spark which would detonate that explosive in the cap, Stock Photo

RM2P2KPDD–Staff Sgt. Dante Davis, a squad leader in the 237th Military Police Company, 54th Troop Command, New Hampshire Army National Guard, notionally primes a claymore mine with the blasting cap during the “Employ an M18A1 Claymore Mine” warrior task, while competing in the New Hampshire Army National Guard Best Warrior Competition, Feb. 10, at the Edward Cross Training Complex in Pembroke, N.H. Speaking to how he performed the notional task, Davis said “I made sure not to touch the blasting cap; by touching the blasting cap you can initiate a spark which would detonate that explosive in the cap,

Sgt. Paul Buckley, a cyber network defender with the 136th Cyber Security Company, bids farewell to Capt. Taylor Puksta, outgoing unit commander following the change of command ceremony at the Edward Cross Training Complex in Pembroke, N.H., Jan. 8. Puksta has been with the unit since its conception in September of 2018. Stock Photo

RM2P0M85N–Sgt. Paul Buckley, a cyber network defender with the 136th Cyber Security Company, bids farewell to Capt. Taylor Puksta, outgoing unit commander following the change of command ceremony at the Edward Cross Training Complex in Pembroke, N.H., Jan. 8. Puksta has been with the unit since its conception in September of 2018.

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