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The national guard's finest hour.(National Guard's aid towards hurricane katrina victims)(Cover story)
Soldiers Magazine
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June 1, 2006|
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THIS was our finest hour," LTG H. Steven Blum, chief of the National Guard Bureau, told people across America after the Guard's initial response to Hurricane Katrina in September.
Based on how well the National Guard performed during the worst natural disaster of America's worst hurricane season, no one in the National Guard's official hierarchy doubts that the Guard could step up and do it again.
Katrina was much more than another hurricane for the National Guard. It was a cause--a national call to domestic "arms" that will be remembered for years to come, ...
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ARCHITECTURE A RATHER DIM FRENCHMAN MADE MODERN ARCHITECTURE POSSIBLE, FINDS CLIVE ASLET
Newspaper article from: The Sunday Telegraph London
; ...tradition from which it grew. Jacques-Germain Soufflot's church of Sainte-Genevieve...chivalric past. This chimed with Soufflot's ambition of combining the...architect Quatremere de Quincy. Soufflot's windows were blocked...
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French history is disappearing before their eyes Priceless documents are rotting in Paris archives through `incompetence'
Newspaper article from: The Sunday Telegraph London
; ...posterity are the registers of the Paris parliament during the Ancien Regime, the last will and testament of Jacques Germain Soufflot, the architect of Paris's Pantheon, and vital texts relating to the Second World War. The archives' directors...
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Travel: France - Following in Sartre's footsteps A black polo neck and a map is all you need to make this philosophy pilgrimage around Paris's Left Bank
Newspaper article from: The Independent - London
; ...crossing boulevard Saint- Germain, until you come to another...towards boulevard Saint- Germain along rue de l'Ancienne...the boulevard Saint-Germain, continue along, before...on to the rue Saint- Jacques and continue up until you come to the rue Soufflot. At the end of this...
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