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Rob Kauder

Rob Kauder

News Online/Internet Content Producer at The Spokesman-Review

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  • Defense & Military
  • Politics
  • Demographics
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Recent Articles

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The Navy turns 250 today. Here's what you need to know about the military branch's beginnings.

Oct. 13, 2025 , is a milestone for sailors past and present as the U.S. Navy celebrates its 250th birthday. From battling British ships in the Caribbean, fighting pirates off the Barbary Coast to stopping the Japanese at Midway, the Navy has been an important element in U.S. foreign policy.
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Spokane police use array of less lethal devices to subdue individua...

The Spokane Police Department has a number of “less lethal” devices it can use in specific circumstances to subdue individuals and disperse crowds, some of which were deployed during Wednesday’s immigration protest at the Immigration and Customs Enforcement facility in north Spokane.
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Houston, we have five great movies about spaceflight

As the SpaceX Crew-10 spacecraft prepares for its launch from the Kennedy Space Center next Wednesday, commanded by Spokane’s Col. Anne McClain on her second mission to the International Space Station, what better time than now to look at five great movies about spaceflight.
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Five movies about Pearl Harbor you shouldn’t miss

Five movies about Pearl Harbor you shouldn’t miss
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A timeline of the attack on Pearl Harbor

A timeline of the attack on Pearl Harbor
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Live Updates: Spokane launches round-the-clock, full city plow

Multiple school districts and university campuses are closed and crews are out running plow trucks as the Inland Northwest woke up Wednesday morning under a blanket of several inches of fresh powder.
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From Camp Pendleton to Cuba: Marine remembers the invasion that alm...

When Thad McManus, 79, a retired teacher who lives in Poulsbo, spoke about the Cuban Missile Crisis to his history students at Sammamish High School in Bellevue, where he was a teacher for 28 years before retiring in 1998, he wasn’t quoting from a book. He’d been there.
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We the People: Memorial Day has been a national holiday for decades...

With Memorial Day 2022, the first in many years that the United States is not engaged in a major war on foreign soil, we are reminded that conflicts always come with a first casualty as well as a last.
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Fairchild tankers arrive in Germany to support NATO as Russia-Ukrai...

Fairchild tankers arrive in Germany to support NATO as Russia-Ukraine War approaches third week
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We The People: What triggered the U.S. entry into World War II

80 years ago this week, on a sleepy Sunday morning over Oahu, Commander Mitsuo Fuchida was flying his Nakajima B5N “Kate” torpedo bomber, leading the first wave of raiders from the Kidō Butai -- an armada of six Imperial Japanese Navy carriers -- toward his target when Pearl Harbor came into view.
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Fairchild deploying tankers, 150 personnel to support NATO operations

Fairchild deploying tankers, 150 personnel to support NATO operations