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Indiana Navy veteran who survived 1985 hijacking dies
Palmer Funeral Homes confirmed 61-year-old Clinton Suggs died June 6 in his home in South Bend.
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Soldier who lost 4 limbs opening retreat to help others
Army Staff Sgt. Travis Mills awoke in a hospital on his 25th birthday to learn that an explosion in Afghanistan had robbed him of all four limbs. He later told his wife to take their daughter and their belongings, and just go. He didn’t want her saddled with his burden.
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97-year-old Colorado veteran looks back on Army service and travels
John Tripp spent Memorial Day doing what he’s done every year but once since 1957 — honoring his fallen comrades in the 10th Mountain Division at the top of Tennessee Pass. “There’s not many left,” he said of World War II veterans in the famed mountain division.
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Nebraska veterans turn to horse-assisted therapy
“Everyday life I’m going to have struggles, and I know that’s going to be for the rest of my life. … But when I’m out here, I’m worry-free.”
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Omaha veterans with disabilities get new flags and flagpoles
“These guys, every one of them has fought and their buddies have died for that flag. … When they see that flag go up, it brings up a lot of memories — some good, some bad — but it always brings up memories of what they served for. That’s really important to me and to…
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Daughter tries to learn more about her WWII veteran dad
Diane Liss spent Memorial Day remembering her father, a decorated World War II veteran. But the La Salle resident still is trying to learn more about the few memories her father shared with her.
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Prince Harry promotes Invictus Games in Canadian interview
Prince Harry says his late mother drew a spotlight to causes and issues that didn’t get attention. Now he’s following in her footsteps as he promotes the Invictus Games for wounded veterans.
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Unemployment for post-9/11 vets back up in May
After a record-low unemployment rate in April, the percentage of unemployed post-9/11 veterans ticked up again in May.
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Fewer students use TA, GI Bill in fiscal 2016
The number of service members using military tuition assistance dropped again in fiscal year 2016, continuing a years-long downward trend, while Post-9/11 GI Bill usage saw a slight decrease, the first since the benefit took effect in 2009, federal data indicate.
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Indiana Navy veteran who survived 1985 hijacking dies
Palmer Funeral Homes confirmed 61-year-old Clinton Suggs died June 6 in his home in South Bend.
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Soldier who lost 4 limbs opening retreat to help others
Army Staff Sgt. Travis Mills awoke in a hospital on his 25th birthday to learn that an explosion in Afghanistan had robbed him of all four limbs. He later told his wife to take their daughter and their belongings, and just go. He didn’t want her saddled with his burden.
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97-year-old Colorado veteran looks back on Army service and travels
John Tripp spent Memorial Day doing what he’s done every year but once since 1957 — honoring his fallen comrades in the 10th Mountain Division at the top of Tennessee Pass. “There’s not many left,” he said of World War II veterans in the famed mountain division.
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Nebraska veterans turn to horse-assisted therapy
“Everyday life I’m going to have struggles, and I know that’s going to be for the rest of my life. … But when I’m out here, I’m worry-free.”
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Omaha veterans with disabilities get new flags and flagpoles
“These guys, every one of them has fought and their buddies have died for that flag. … When they see that flag go up, it brings up a lot of memories — some good, some bad — but it always brings up memories of what they served for. That’s really important to me and to…
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Daughter tries to learn more about her WWII veteran dad
Diane Liss spent Memorial Day remembering her father, a decorated World War II veteran. But the La Salle resident still is trying to learn more about the few memories her father shared with her.
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Prince Harry promotes Invictus Games in Canadian interview
Prince Harry says his late mother drew a spotlight to causes and issues that didn’t get attention. Now he’s following in her footsteps as he promotes the Invictus Games for wounded veterans.
-
Unemployment for post-9/11 vets back up in May
After a record-low unemployment rate in April, the percentage of unemployed post-9/11 veterans ticked up again in May.
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Tuition assistance education guide
Tips and advice on using tuition assistance
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Fewer students use TA, GI Bill in fiscal 2016
The number of service members using military tuition assistance dropped again in fiscal year 2016, continuing a years-long downward trend, while Post-9/11 GI Bill usage saw a slight decrease, the first since the benefit took effect in 2009, federal data indicate.
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Indiana Navy veteran who survived 1985 hijacking dies
Palmer Funeral Homes confirmed 61-year-old Clinton Suggs died June 6 in his home in South Bend.
-
Soldier who lost 4 limbs opening retreat to help others
Army Staff Sgt. Travis Mills awoke in a hospital on his 25th birthday to learn that an explosion in Afghanistan had robbed him of all four limbs. He later told his wife to take their daughter and their belongings, and just go. He didn’t want her saddled with his burden.
-
97-year-old Colorado veteran looks back on Army service and travels
John Tripp spent Memorial Day doing what he’s done every year but once since 1957 — honoring his fallen comrades in the 10th Mountain Division at the top of Tennessee Pass. “There’s not many left,” he said of World War II veterans in the famed mountain division.
-
Nebraska veterans turn to horse-assisted therapy
“Everyday life I’m going to have struggles, and I know that’s going to be for the rest of my life. … But when I’m out here, I’m worry-free.”
-
Omaha veterans with disabilities get new flags and flagpoles
“These guys, every one of them has fought and their buddies have died for that flag. … When they see that flag go up, it brings up a lot of memories — some good, some bad — but it always brings up memories of what they served for. That’s really important to me and to…
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Daughter tries to learn more about her WWII veteran dad
Diane Liss spent Memorial Day remembering her father, a decorated World War II veteran. But the La Salle resident still is trying to learn more about the few memories her father shared with her.
-
Prince Harry promotes Invictus Games in Canadian interview
Prince Harry says his late mother drew a spotlight to causes and issues that didn’t get attention. Now he’s following in her footsteps as he promotes the Invictus Games for wounded veterans.
-
Unemployment for post-9/11 vets back up in May
After a record-low unemployment rate in April, the percentage of unemployed post-9/11 veterans ticked up again in May.
-
Tuition assistance education guide
Tips and advice on using tuition assistance
-
Fewer students use TA, GI Bill in fiscal 2016
The number of service members using military tuition assistance dropped again in fiscal year 2016, continuing a years-long downward trend, while Post-9/11 GI Bill usage saw a slight decrease, the first since the benefit took effect in 2009, federal data indicate.
