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10 Spectrum moments to remember
Ground was broken in June 1966 for what is now known as the Wachovia Spectrum, and 16 months and $7 million later, the arena that would host so many memorable events was completed.

Nov. 7 Army roundup: Army hockey loses to American International
Owen Meyer scored two goals for Army but American International netted two goals in the second period and held off an Army comeback attempt for its first win of the season in an Atlantic Hockey Association matchup in Springfield, Mass.

Nov. 1: Army hockey settles for tie with Sacred Heart
Army failed to hold three leads and settled for a draw in Milford, Conn., and a three-point weekend in Atlantic Hockey play.

Army hockey preview: Lots of new faces join veterans for 08-09 season
WEST POINT — Most of college hockey got started in the last two weeks, but Army was satisfied to wait a bit longer.

NATO Base In Afghanistan Gets Major Expansion
A key NATO air base in southern Afghanistan is expanding its infrastructure to the tune of $780 million, though not everyone is happy about the growth. The Kandahar Air Base serves 13,000 troops from 17 countries.

France's Bernard: From great athlete to mortification and back again
BEIJING | The loser always has a story. Vladislav Tretiak, the Soviet goalie on the flip side of the Miracle on Ice in 1980, used to talk about how, wherever he went for years afterward, people would ask him how the invincible Soviet Red Army hockey team could possibly lose to a bunch of American students.