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Film spotlights Holocaust survivor’s search for US soldier
It was a simple act of kindness by a complete stranger, but it left a lasting impression on a young Polish boy escaping the horrors of Nazi death camps.
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VA officials say veterans court program is a success
Two years after 2nd Judicial District Veterans Court was instituted, the numbers show that veterans don’t seem too keen on finishing the program.
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Female veteran business leaders share their tips for success
At a Mission Continues event last month, they told women to embrace their experience and use their military training.
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Utah prison inmates crochet blankets for military veterans
Utah State Prison inmates are taking up crochet and making blankets with intricate, patriotic designs for to hospitalized military veterans.
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75 years after Midway, Navy hero honored in hometown
C. Wade McClusky Jr. faced a tough decision on June 4, 1942: turn his low-on-fuel U.S. Navy air squadron around or keep searching for the Japanese fleet headed for Midway. He decided to go on and wound up changing history.
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Air Force vet looks back at his Arctic air rescue missions during the Korean War
Veteran Ted Barnhart looks back at his missions in the Sixth Air Rescue around Labrador, Greenland and Iceland.
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Ready to serve: Businesses find vets are dedicated, capable
Clinton Smith hires veterans because he knows military service has helped them become dedicated and hard-working staffers.
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Vermont highway named in honor of Operation Desert Storm
A Vermont highway has been renamed to commemorate the 1991 American-led war in the Persian Gulf.
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Wal-mart hires 170,000 vets
A boost in veteran hires and revamped pay policies for reservists are among the highlights in Wal-mart’s latest public update on its 4-year-old commitment to employ more veterans.
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Post-9/11 GI Bill education guide
Tips and advice on using your GI Bill benefits
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Film spotlights Holocaust survivor’s search for US soldier
It was a simple act of kindness by a complete stranger, but it left a lasting impression on a young Polish boy escaping the horrors of Nazi death camps.
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VA officials say veterans court program is a success
Two years after 2nd Judicial District Veterans Court was instituted, the numbers show that veterans don’t seem too keen on finishing the program.
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Female veteran business leaders share their tips for success
At a Mission Continues event last month, they told women to embrace their experience and use their military training.
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Utah prison inmates crochet blankets for military veterans
Utah State Prison inmates are taking up crochet and making blankets with intricate, patriotic designs for to hospitalized military veterans.
-
75 years after Midway, Navy hero honored in hometown
C. Wade McClusky Jr. faced a tough decision on June 4, 1942: turn his low-on-fuel U.S. Navy air squadron around or keep searching for the Japanese fleet headed for Midway. He decided to go on and wound up changing history.
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Air Force vet looks back at his Arctic air rescue missions during the Korean War
Veteran Ted Barnhart looks back at his missions in the Sixth Air Rescue around Labrador, Greenland and Iceland.
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Ready to serve: Businesses find vets are dedicated, capable
Clinton Smith hires veterans because he knows military service has helped them become dedicated and hard-working staffers.
-
Vermont highway named in honor of Operation Desert Storm
A Vermont highway has been renamed to commemorate the 1991 American-led war in the Persian Gulf.
-
Wal-mart hires 170,000 vets
A boost in veteran hires and revamped pay policies for reservists are among the highlights in Wal-mart’s latest public update on its 4-year-old commitment to employ more veterans.
-
Post-9/11 GI Bill education guide
Tips and advice on using your GI Bill benefits
-
Film spotlights Holocaust survivor’s search for US soldier
It was a simple act of kindness by a complete stranger, but it left a lasting impression on a young Polish boy escaping the horrors of Nazi death camps.
-
VA officials say veterans court program is a success
Two years after 2nd Judicial District Veterans Court was instituted, the numbers show that veterans don’t seem too keen on finishing the program.
-
Female veteran business leaders share their tips for success
At a Mission Continues event last month, they told women to embrace their experience and use their military training.
-
Utah prison inmates crochet blankets for military veterans
Utah State Prison inmates are taking up crochet and making blankets with intricate, patriotic designs for to hospitalized military veterans.
-
75 years after Midway, Navy hero honored in hometown
C. Wade McClusky Jr. faced a tough decision on June 4, 1942: turn his low-on-fuel U.S. Navy air squadron around or keep searching for the Japanese fleet headed for Midway. He decided to go on and wound up changing history.
-
Air Force vet looks back at his Arctic air rescue missions during the Korean War
Veteran Ted Barnhart looks back at his missions in the Sixth Air Rescue around Labrador, Greenland and Iceland.
-
Ready to serve: Businesses find vets are dedicated, capable
Clinton Smith hires veterans because he knows military service has helped them become dedicated and hard-working staffers.
-
Vermont highway named in honor of Operation Desert Storm
A Vermont highway has been renamed to commemorate the 1991 American-led war in the Persian Gulf.
-
Wal-mart hires 170,000 vets
A boost in veteran hires and revamped pay policies for reservists are among the highlights in Wal-mart’s latest public update on its 4-year-old commitment to employ more veterans.
