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David Smith

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Streamlined Virtual Visitor Access [Image 1 of 3]

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By David SMith, David Smith
| Yesterday's Air Force
56 Graphic highlighting the NEW process that streamlines visitor access to the base by providing a virtual web-based process. This is in an effort to shorten the lines and long waiting times when visiting the Visitors Center. Date Taken: 06.17.2026 Date Posted: 06.17.2026 18:28 Photo ID: 9757962 VIRIN: 260617-M-VL690-1745 Resolution: 1280x720 Size: 362.15 KB Location: OCEANSIDE, CALIFORNIA, US Web Views: 4 Downloads: 1 PUBLIC DOMAIN GALLERY
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Camp Pendleton Family Housing 3 Step Resolution Process

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By David SMith, David Smith
| Tips for the Trade
58 Camp Pendleton Family Housing 3 Step Resolution Process Date Taken: 01.09.2026 Date Posted: 01.09.2026 14:19 Photo ID: 9473602 VIRIN: 260109-M-UQ844-1001 Resolution: 2000x1172 Size: 785.05 KB Location: CAMP PENDLETON, CALIFORNIA, US Web Views: 3 Downloads: 0 PUBLIC DOMAIN
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Vaccine Skeptics Vindicated: Dr. Wakefield on the Crumbling Narrative

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By David SMith, David Smith
| The Sentinel Report with Alex Newman
In a stunning reversal of long-standing public-health messaging, even federal agencies are beginning to acknowledge what was once dismissed as “misinformation.” As host Alex Newman explains, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has quietly updated its language: it no longer claims that vaccines “do not” cause autism but now concedes that such certainty is not evidence-based and that studies suggesting possible links have been ignored by authorities.
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