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The military means a lot of things to different people, but to Lt. Cmdr. Anthony Bumatay, it is the call to "Bayanihan." "Filipinos have an ethos called 'Bayanihan.' It's where the whole village comes to the rescue of a resident who may be in dire need of assistance," said Bumatay.

Faculty Showcase Archive Article ; Government officials around the country have been trying to understand and properly classify the use of drones outside of the battlefield. Recently, U.S. Senator Dianne Feinstein (D-CA) announced that she plans to introduce legislation designed to organize and expand a temporary ban on civilian drones. ; Approved for public release; distribution is unlimited.

The U.S. military suffered more casualties from suicide than from combat last year. A staggering 349 service members took their own lives in 2012 according to a Pentagon report on activeduty suicides. These numbers, when compared to 229 troops killed in combat over the same period from the Washington Post's tally, compelled U.S. Navy Lt. Darryl Diptee to seek out the underlying causes of military suicides and, ultimately, to develop a solution of his own to assist in combating the problem.