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RD Helping Female Vets in Eastern NC (20240215-USDA-RD-NC-REK-0024)
February 15, 2024, Washington, North Carolina - With the assistance of a $113 thousand USDA Rural Development Community Facilities Grant, The Pamlico Rose Institute is helping female Veterans by promoting wellness and building resilience through their various programs, activities and events. Rural Development’s investment was used to restore The Barn. This structure is being used for community events and workshops including woodworking, visual arts, crafts and yoga classes. “Our healing programs
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"Assassination of Two Union Pickets, at Washington, N.C., by Rebel Guerillas."
Print of two men bayoneting two soldiers with a barn in the background. "ASSASSINATION OF TWO UNION PICKETS, AT WASHINGTON, N. C., BY REBEL GUERILLAS. - FROM A SKETCH BY OUR SPECIAL ARTIST." (printed below image). From Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper.Title: "Assassination of Two Union Pickets, at Washington, N.C., by Rebel Guerillas."
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430th EOD trains with first responders in Washington, NC 150109-A-AS768-355
Staff Sgt. Jacob Bender of North Carolina National Guard's 430th Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) Company X-rays a training bomb during weekend drill in Washington, N.C. These specialized training scenarios are designed to prepare soldiers and first responders for the hazards of handling explosive devices and bomb making facilities. (U.S. Army Photo by Staff Sgt. Brendan Stephens 382nd Public Affairs Detachment, North Carolina National Guard/ Released)
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430th EOD trains with first responders in Washington, NC 150109-Z-AS768-063
Capt. Chad Peele the commander of North Carolina National Guard's 430th Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) Company surveys a simulated bomb making workshop during weekend drill in Washington, N.C. These specialized training scenarios are designed to prepare soldiers and first responders for the hazards of handling explosive devices and bomb making facilities. (U.S. Army Photo by Staff Sgt. Brendan Stephens 382nd Public Affairs Detachment, North Carolina National Guard/ Released)
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430th EOD trains with first responders in Washington, NC 150109-Z-AS768-092
Soldiers of North Carolina National Guard's 430th Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) Company survey a simulated bomb making workshop during weekend drill in Washington, N.C. This specialized training scenario is designed to prepare soldiers and first responders for the hazards of handling explosive devices and bomb making facilities. (U.S. Army Photo by Staff Sgt. Brendan Stephens 382nd Public Affairs Detachment, North Carolina National Guard/ Released)
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430th EOD trains with first responders in Washington, North Carolina 150109-A-AS768-116
Staff Sgt. Jacob Bender, of North Carolina National Guard's 430th Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) Company, defuses a simulated truck bomb during weekend drill in Washington, N.C. These specialized training scenarios are designed to prepare soldiers and first responders for the hazards of handling explosive devices and bomb-making facilities. (U.S. Army Photo by Staff Sgt. Brendan Stephens, 382nd Public Affairs Detachment, North Carolina National Guard/ Released)
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430th EOD trains with first responders in Washington, North Carolina 150109-A-AS768-123
Staff Sgt. Jacob Bender, of North Carolina National Guard's 430th Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) Company, defuses a simulated truck bomb during weekend drill in Washington, N.C. These specialized training scenarios are designed to prepare soldiers and first responders for the hazards of handling explosive devices and bomb-making facilities. (U.S. Army Photo by Staff Sgt. Brendan Stephens, 382nd Public Affairs Detachment, North Carolina National Guard/ Released)
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430th EOD trains with first responders in Washington, North Carolina 150109-A-AS768-147
Staff Sgt. Jacob Bender, of North Carolina National Guard's 430th Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) Company, defuses a simulated truck bomb during weekend drill in Washington, N.C. These specialized training scenarios are designed to prepare soldiers and first responders for the hazards of handling explosive devices and bomb-making facilities. (U.S. Army Photo by Staff Sgt. Brendan Stephens, 382nd Public Affairs Detachment, North Carolina National Guard/ Released)
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430th EOD trains with first responders in Washington, North Carolina 150109-A-AS768-213
Staff Sgt. Jacob Bender, of North Carolina National Guard's 430th Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) Company, defuses a simulated truck bomb during weekend drill in Washington, N.C. These specialized training scenarios are designed to prepare soldiers and first responders for the hazards of handling explosive devices and bomb-making facilities. (U.S. Army Photo by Staff Sgt. Brendan Stephens, 382nd Public Affairs Detachment, North Carolina National Guard/ Released)
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430th EOD trains with first responders in Washington, North Carolina 150109-A-AS768-313
Soldiers of North Carolina National Guard's 430th Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) Company analyze the X-ray image of a simulated bomb during weekend drill in Washington, N.C. These specialized training scenarios are designed to prepare soldiers and first responders for the hazards of handling explosive devices and bomb-making facilities. (U.S. Army Photo by Staff Sgt. Brendan Stephens, 382nd Public Affairs Detachment, North Carolina National Guard/ Released)
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430th EOD trains with first responders in Washington, North Carolina 150109-A-AS768-327
Soldiers of North Carolina National Guard's 430th Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) Company analyze the X-ray image of a simulated bomb during weekend drill in Washington, N.C. These specialized training scenarios are designed to prepare soldiers and first responders for the hazards of handling explosive devices and bomb-making facilities. (U.S. Army Photo by Staff Sgt. Brendan Stephens, 382nd Public Affairs Detachment, North Carolina National Guard/ Released)
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430th EOD trains with first responders in Washington, North Carolina 150109-Z-AS768-030
Spc. Ryan Morris, of North Carolina National Guard's 430th Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) Company, remote-operates a PAC BOT through a simulated bomb-making facility in Washington, N.C. This specialized training scenario is designed to prepare soldiers and first responders for the hazards of handling explosive devices and bomb-making facilities. (U.S. Army Photo by Staff Sgt. Brendan Stephens, 382nd Public Affairs Detachment, North Carolina National Guard/ Released)
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430th EOD trains with first responders in Washington, North Carolina 150109-Z-AS768-033
Soldiers of North Carolina National Guard's 430th Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) Company operate a PAC BOT through a simulated bomb-making facility in Washington, N.C. These specialized training scenarios are designed to prepare soldiers and first responders for the hazards of handling explosive devices and bomb-making facilities. (U.S. Army Photo by Staff Sgt. Brendan Stephens, 382nd Public Affairs Detachment, North Carolina National Guard/ Released)
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Washington from the corner of Stewart Street and West Main Street, Washington, North Carolina; part of the Washington Historic District.
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RD Helping Female Vets in Eastern NC (20240215-USDA-RD-NC-REK-0003)
Pamlico Rose Institute Executive Director Robert Sand at the PRI's The Barn on February 15, 2024, in Washington, North Carolina - With the assistance of a $113 thousand USDA Rural Development Community Facilities Grant, The Pamlico Rose Institute is helping female Veterans by promoting wellness and building resilience through their various programs, activities and events. Rural Development’s investment was used to restore The Barn. This structure is being used for community events and workshops
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RD Helping Female Vets in Eastern NC (20240215-USDA-RD-NC-REK-0005)
February 15, 2024, Washington, North Carolina - With the assistance of a $113 thousand USDA Rural Development Community Facilities Grant, The Pamlico Rose Institute is helping female Veterans by promoting wellness and building resilience through their various programs, activities and events. Rural Development’s investment was used to restore The Barn. This structure is being used for community events and workshops including woodworking, visual arts, crafts and yoga classes. “Our healing programs
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RD Helping Female Vets in Eastern NC (20240215-USDA-RD-NC-REK-0008)
February 15, 2024, Washington, North Carolina - With the assistance of a $113 thousand USDA Rural Development Community Facilities Grant, The Pamlico Rose Institute is helping female Veterans by promoting wellness and building resilience through their various programs, activities and events. Rural Development’s investment was used to restore The Barn. This structure is being used for community events and workshops including woodworking, visual arts, crafts and yoga classes. “Our healing programs
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RD Helping Female Vets in Eastern NC (20240215-USDA-RD-NC-REK-0009)
A service dog keeps watch on the work at The Barn in Washington, North Carolina, on February 15, 2024. With the assistance of a $113 thousand USDA Rural Development Community Facilities Grant, The Pamlico Rose Institute is helping female Veterans by promoting wellness and building resilience through their various programs, activities and events. Rural Development’s investment was used to restore The Barn. This structure is being used for community events and workshops including woodworking, visu
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RD Helping Female Vets in Eastern NC (20240215-USDA-RD-NC-REK-0014)
February 15, 2024, Washington, North Carolina - With the assistance of a $113 thousand USDA Rural Development Community Facilities Grant, The Pamlico Rose Institute is helping female Veterans by promoting wellness and building resilience through their various programs, activities and events. Rural Development’s investment was used to restore The Barn. This structure is being used for community events and workshops including woodworking, visual arts, crafts and yoga classes. “Our healing programs
Wikimedia Commons (public domain)
RD Helping Female Vets in Eastern NC (20240215-USDA-RD-NC-REK-0015)
February 15, 2024, Washington, North Carolina - With the assistance of a $113 thousand USDA Rural Development Community Facilities Grant, The Pamlico Rose Institute is helping female Veterans by promoting wellness and building resilience through their various programs, activities and events. Rural Development’s investment was used to restore The Barn. This structure is being used for community events and workshops including woodworking, visual arts, crafts and yoga classes. “Our healing programs
Wikimedia Commons (public domain)
RD Helping Female Vets in Eastern NC (20240215-USDA-RD-NC-REK-0016)
February 15, 2024, Washington, North Carolina - With the assistance of a $113 thousand USDA Rural Development Community Facilities Grant, The Pamlico Rose Institute is helping female Veterans by promoting wellness and building resilience through their various programs, activities and events. Rural Development’s investment was used to restore The Barn. This structure is being used for community events and workshops including woodworking, visual arts, crafts and yoga classes. “Our healing programs
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RD Helping Female Vets in Eastern NC (20240215-USDA-RD-NC-REK-0017)
February 15, 2024, Washington, North Carolina - With the assistance of a $113 thousand USDA Rural Development Community Facilities Grant, The Pamlico Rose Institute is helping female Veterans by promoting wellness and building resilience through their various programs, activities and events. Rural Development’s investment was used to restore The Barn. This structure is being used for community events and workshops including woodworking, visual arts, crafts and yoga classes. “Our healing programs
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RD Helping Female Vets in Eastern NC (20240215-USDA-RD-NC-REK-0019)
February 15, 2024, Washington, North Carolina - With the assistance of a $113 thousand USDA Rural Development Community Facilities Grant, The Pamlico Rose Institute is helping female Veterans by promoting wellness and building resilience through their various programs, activities and events. Rural Development’s investment was used to restore The Barn. This structure is being used for community events and workshops including woodworking, visual arts, crafts and yoga classes. “Our healing programs
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RD Helping Female Vets in Eastern NC (20240215-USDA-RD-NC-REK-0020)
February 15, 2024, Washington, North Carolina - With the assistance of a $113 thousand USDA Rural Development Community Facilities Grant, The Pamlico Rose Institute is helping female Veterans by promoting wellness and building resilience through their various programs, activities and events. Rural Development’s investment was used to restore The Barn. This structure is being used for community events and workshops including woodworking, visual arts, crafts and yoga classes. “Our healing programs
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