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• Bob Sikes
  ...and was responsible for making [[Eglin Air Force Base]] one of the largest military installations in the world. ...lly his district. His efforts resulted in the creation and expansion of 14 military bases in the Panhandle, including [[Eglin Air Force Base]], [[Pensacola Nav
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• Jack Hall
  ...n nighttime maneuvers to England's Royal Air Force in the 1950's. His last military assignment was as Administrative Officer at Saufley Field from 1962-64, jus
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• William Soule
  William Soule graduated from [[Pensacola High School]] and attended Virginia Military Institute and University of Alabama. After finishing school in 1931, he spe
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• IWillNotBeAVictim.com
  ...skill level including children ages 6&up, seniors, physically challenged, military, police, security professionals, and everyday citizens seeking certificatio
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• Hawkshaw Music Fest
  ...t, include showcasing local bands and demonstrating appreciation to active military personnel, who receive free admission. The festival will have only two stag
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• Corry Station
  ...to an average annual student count of 22,000 with a staff of nearly 1,300 military, civilian and contracted staff.[2]
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• DeeDee Ritchie
  ...], [[1953]], in Vernon Parish, Louisiana. Her parents were involved in the military and later IBM, frequently moving and eventually settling in Huntsville, Ala
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• Blue Angels
  ...the Navy Flight Demonstration Squadron), formed in [[1946]], is a renowned military aerial demonstration team. Since [[1954]], the Blue Angels have been based
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• Historic Pensacola Village
  *Senior Citizens 65+, Active Military, and AAA Members - $7.00
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• Celebrate Pensacola
  ===Military Committee===
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• Offshore drilling
  ...dia:Bill Nelson|Bill Nelson]] and other Florida lawmakers.<ref>"Don't hurt military training by drilling near the Panhandle." ''Pensacola News Journal'', June ...Florida coastline within the Gulf's Eastern Planning Area, or east of the Military Mission Line.
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• William Franklin Lee
  A fervent supporter of the Confederacy, Lee volunteered for military service on [[January 12]], [[1861]] — two days after Florida seceded from
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• Les Humphrey
  A native of Enterprise, Alabama, Humphrey served in the military and was one of two survivors of a gas chamber accident that hospitalized hi
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• Jewel Cannada-Wynn
  ...dean at [[Escambia High School]]. Her career in public service began as a military member where she served as a Security Forces Specialist. She is retired fro
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• Arturo O'Neill
  | occupation =Spanish military officer
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• Ventilated Awnings
  ...ssippi. While Al was building the business, Clyde and Dale enlisted in the military and set out to serve their country.
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• History of Pensacola city government
  ...es, Pensacola was its capital, and served as both a Spanish settlement and military outpost. Troops manned [[Fort Barrancas|Fort San Carlos de Barrancas]], and
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• John H. Fetterman, Jr.
  {{Infobox Military Person ...was dedicated to preserving Pensacola's history and used his political and military contacts to raise money for such endeavors as the [[National Flight Academy
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• Guy Spearman
  ...tremendous growth in the 1940s, as it became a major supplier to regional military installations during [[World War II]]. Sales began to lag in the 1950s, des
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• Thaddeus Cohen
  In May [[2008]], the [[Downtown Improvement Board]] marked Military Appreciation Month by selling $100 commemorative plates with the names of v In August 2009, after the announcement that military technology firm [[Avalex]] would move from downtown Pensacola to [[Gulf Bre
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