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We are proud to feature Ron Jensen in our Striper Spotlight, a distinguished journalist whose career with European Stars & Stripes captured some of the most pivotal moments in modern military and global history.
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As the only military photojournalist among a team of six professional photographers, he carved out a distinct role, blending military insight with visual storytelling to capture the essence of the era.
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I had an idea of writing a family humor column for Stars and Stripes. Could I convince the editors of such a prestigious newspaper that readers would find my life as a military spouse with three mischievous boys entertaining?
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Al Green reads “How a Man Feels in Battle” an article in the Thibodaux, Louisiana Stars and Stripes newspaper
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A Journey Through Outdoor Writing at Stars and Stripes
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Malcolm Stiles recalls his time over the many years that he worked for The Pacific Stars & Stripes.
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Jon P. Bird recalls his time as the Circulation Manager for The Pacific Stars and Stripes Newspaper.
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Phil Stern, a legendary wartime photographer for the Stars and Stripes, captured the raw essence of battle during the Sicilian invasion and continues to inspire with his fearless spirit and compelling storytelling.
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Join us for Kids Day American Revolution at the Stars and Stripes Museum on April 26, 2025, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.! This exciting event is perfect for families looking to explore the American Revolution through engaging activities. Enjoy a period costume presentation, learn about secret communication with code ciphering, and try quill writing. Discover the remarkable stories of women spies and see an invisible ink demonstration. Best of all, this event is FREE to the public! Bring your family and friends for a fun-filled day of learning and exploration. We look forward to seeing you there!
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