Leavenworth. For more than 13 years now going back to january 2008 when the library was just ramping up what would become this nationally renowned signature speaking series. Weve been fortunate to draw from the general Staff Colleges deepow lineup of knowledgeable, insightful. Very plugged in experts in military history. Jeremy maxwell who is here tonight with us is with us for the i first time to discuss an inspiring andus important milestone and the integration of the countrys armed forces. Rc jeremy was originally scheduled to join us in february as part of our observance of Plaque History Month and we are thrilled he was able to reschedule and we are more than happy to extend our celebration of black history month. We also remain grateful to Pnc Bank which graciously supported Theis Series of the black Histo Month programs in february and is our copresenter again tonight. Jeremy maxwell has been an assistant professor in the department of military history at the command general Sta
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camera in north raleigh looking toward the raleigh skyline. we had had a few showers late into the overnight hours, and even early this morning here, and now most of the wet weather has pushed off to our east, but we will still see a chance of a shower or two rolling through. this is all thanks to a cold front that pushed through during the very early morning hours of that front now sitting off to our east. it is not going to be a big issue for us today, but a second area may cause showers. a chilly start to the morning. it is 43 in fayetteville and clinton and 41 in clayton and rocky mount. this afternoon temperatures not warming up very much from where they are right now. it is 44 degrees at lunchtime with maybe an isolated shower or two. a few showers possible by 3:00 p.m. 48 degrees. but our best chance is going to be around dinnertime tonight. our temperature at 6:00 p.m. we are warming up for tomorrow. the sunshine is also making a comeback. i ll have a complete break d
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