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power principle: a conversation with entergy louisiana's terry gary
12/06/2017
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terry with his wife christie, and sitting next to them is son drew, and on the bottom step, are kensey, dylan, samantha and alex.
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meet butch brown and his power principle
11/12/2017
butch brown, safety specialist at entergy texas has been with entergy for nearly 30 years.
on sept.15, entergy employees created a ‘silent table’ display at the echelon building in jackson, mississippi, as a way to remember the sacrifices americans made to defend the united states.
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entergy honors pow/mia with somber remembrance of the ‘empty chair’
09/25/2017
this commemorative banner, which veterans were encouraged to autograph, will be hung as a reminder of the company’s respect and gratitude for america's veterans.
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entergy’s grand gulf nuclear station celebrates veterans
07/03/2017
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honoring vets in their final resting place
05/25/2017
employees from the arkansas vegetation management group spent part of the day wednesday placing american flags on the graves of veterans. these three are adam zomant (in the rear, a combat veteran himself), paul boyd, left, and john everitt.
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veterans spotlight: mark butler & ronald hale
11/13/2015
in celebration of veterans week, we feature two entergy texas employees who served in the military.
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veterans spotlight: wade anderson
11/13/2015
in celebration of veterans week, today we feature a louisiana employee who served in the military.
caster in afghanistan, taken on the road from kabul to jalalabad.
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entergy nuclear veteran spotlight: michael caster
11/12/2015
michael caster served in the u.s. army national guard for 11 years as an infantryman and sniper team leader/employment officer. he joined entergy in 2002.
wright on board the u.s.s. dallas ssn-700 in 1990.
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entergy nuclear veteran spotlight: michael wright
11/11/2015
michael wright served in the u.s. navy for 6 years and the new york army national guard for 17 years, retiring as a sergeant first class. he began working at indian point energy center in 1992.
