The Thumb Area Legion poses with the Armed Forces Cup trophy, after defeating rival Tawas, 5-2, on Saturday afternoon. The win closed out the 2022-23 regular season for the Legion, which is scheduled to play Tawas, tonight, in the opening round of the playoffs. (Photo by Mike Gallagher) SANDUSKY The Thumb Area Legion finished
Peck’s Caleb Lentner celebrates after scoring a goal against Marysville last week. The goal gave him the Thumb Area Legion’s single-season goals record. In three seasons playing for the Legion, Lentner has scored 82 goals. (Photo by Mike Gallagher) SANDUSKY With a third-period goal against Marysville last Tuesday night, Peck’s Caleb Lentner added to
Sandusky sophomore Zack Scribner breaks away from a Mid-Michigan Raptor during the Eastern Thumb Area Legion’s season-opener last week. (Photos by Mike Gallagher) SANDUSKY The Eastern Thumb Area Legion, comprised of seven Thumb-area high schools, opened the 2022-23 season with a 6-4 win over the Mid-Michigan Raptors last Friday night. The Raptors, also a
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Master Sgt. Maurice Carbajal hugs his daughter, Lola, 11, after he officially became a guardian during a U.S. Space Force Transfer Ceremony at Travis Air Force Base, Friday, Feb. 12, 2021. Carbajal served In the 60th Air Mobility Wing. (Aaron Rosenblatt/Daily Republic)
Travis Air Force Base personnel transfer into US Space Force
TRAVIS AIR FORCE BASE Ten members, including one women, of the U.S. Air Force became guardians in the country’s newest military branch, the U.S. Space Force, during a transfer ceremony Friday at the base.
They will join the 2,400 service members already in the U.S. Space Force. That number will grow to 3,600 in the next few months.