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WWII Navy vet, a former postman, ‘inspired’ by letters from across country
One afternoon in mid-December, Meghan Henriques-Parker visited with her grandfather at his Bethel nursing home. Jim Gaboardi’s dementia was getting worse, and the man who had once been so gregarious had barely said anything during their lunch.
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Marine vet out to make world’s strongest body armor
At Blake Waldrop’s south Iowa factory, quality control involves ear protection, safety glasses and a high-powered rifle.
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New psychology specialty trains grad students to work with veterans, families
The specialty track within the University of Denver’s psychology doctoral program welcomed its first class of graduate students in the fall.
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Fighting to tell its atomic tale, a wandering Cold War museum finds a new spark
Design students at the University of Colorado Boulder will tackle concepts for a new Rocky Flats Cold War Museum as a studio project.
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VA Secretary Robert McDonald’s advice to vets
Outgoing Veterans Affairs Department Secretary Robert McDonald said he looks forward to being able to “go to the pool and drink pina coladas” once his time leading the department comes to an end. But before the incoming Trump administration takes over, McDonald offered attendees of the Student Veterans of America National Conference some advice and…
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Best for Vets: Employers survey launched
Do you know of a company that does right by vets? If so, tell us, so that they can participate in the 2017 edition of Best for Vets: Employers.
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Veteran unemployment drops again in 2016
Unemployment among the newest generation of veterans fell somewhat in December after a sharp spike upward in the month before, new government data indicate.
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As Obama leaves office, goal on homeless veterans goes unmet
Pledges by President Barack Obama and a national nonprofit organization to end homelessness among veterans did not meet their goal, but advocates see bright spots and remain encouraged that the issue is prominent on the radar.
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Texas judge takes specialized court for veterans on the road
In the Army, Richard Ress survived duty in some of the most dangerous parts of Afghanistan, but on a July day in 2009, he seemed ready for his life to end in the back of a Texas police car facing his third drunken-driving arrest in less than a year.
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Montana students share veterans’ stories in new calendar
Faith Blackaby, 13, and Jillian Wynne, 12, of Kalispell spent last summer brainstorming on a project to help the community. What the pair learned through the process affected them in a way they didn’t anticipate.
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WWII Navy vet, a former postman, ‘inspired’ by letters from across country
One afternoon in mid-December, Meghan Henriques-Parker visited with her grandfather at his Bethel nursing home. Jim Gaboardi’s dementia was getting worse, and the man who had once been so gregarious had barely said anything during their lunch.
-
Marine vet out to make world’s strongest body armor
At Blake Waldrop’s south Iowa factory, quality control involves ear protection, safety glasses and a high-powered rifle.
-
New psychology specialty trains grad students to work with veterans, families
The specialty track within the University of Denver’s psychology doctoral program welcomed its first class of graduate students in the fall.
-
Fighting to tell its atomic tale, a wandering Cold War museum finds a new spark
Design students at the University of Colorado Boulder will tackle concepts for a new Rocky Flats Cold War Museum as a studio project.
-
VA Secretary Robert McDonald’s advice to vets
Outgoing Veterans Affairs Department Secretary Robert McDonald said he looks forward to being able to “go to the pool and drink pina coladas” once his time leading the department comes to an end. But before the incoming Trump administration takes over, McDonald offered attendees of the Student Veterans of America National Conference some advice and…
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Best for Vets: Employers survey launched
Do you know of a company that does right by vets? If so, tell us, so that they can participate in the 2017 edition of Best for Vets: Employers.
-
Veteran unemployment drops again in 2016
Unemployment among the newest generation of veterans fell somewhat in December after a sharp spike upward in the month before, new government data indicate.
-
As Obama leaves office, goal on homeless veterans goes unmet
Pledges by President Barack Obama and a national nonprofit organization to end homelessness among veterans did not meet their goal, but advocates see bright spots and remain encouraged that the issue is prominent on the radar.
-
Texas judge takes specialized court for veterans on the road
In the Army, Richard Ress survived duty in some of the most dangerous parts of Afghanistan, but on a July day in 2009, he seemed ready for his life to end in the back of a Texas police car facing his third drunken-driving arrest in less than a year.
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Montana students share veterans’ stories in new calendar
Faith Blackaby, 13, and Jillian Wynne, 12, of Kalispell spent last summer brainstorming on a project to help the community. What the pair learned through the process affected them in a way they didn’t anticipate.
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WWII Navy vet, a former postman, ‘inspired’ by letters from across country
One afternoon in mid-December, Meghan Henriques-Parker visited with her grandfather at his Bethel nursing home. Jim Gaboardi’s dementia was getting worse, and the man who had once been so gregarious had barely said anything during their lunch.
-
Marine vet out to make world’s strongest body armor
At Blake Waldrop’s south Iowa factory, quality control involves ear protection, safety glasses and a high-powered rifle.
-
New psychology specialty trains grad students to work with veterans, families
The specialty track within the University of Denver’s psychology doctoral program welcomed its first class of graduate students in the fall.
-
Fighting to tell its atomic tale, a wandering Cold War museum finds a new spark
Design students at the University of Colorado Boulder will tackle concepts for a new Rocky Flats Cold War Museum as a studio project.
-
VA Secretary Robert McDonald’s advice to vets
Outgoing Veterans Affairs Department Secretary Robert McDonald said he looks forward to being able to “go to the pool and drink pina coladas” once his time leading the department comes to an end. But before the incoming Trump administration takes over, McDonald offered attendees of the Student Veterans of America National Conference some advice and…
-
Best for Vets: Employers survey launched
Do you know of a company that does right by vets? If so, tell us, so that they can participate in the 2017 edition of Best for Vets: Employers.
-
Veteran unemployment drops again in 2016
Unemployment among the newest generation of veterans fell somewhat in December after a sharp spike upward in the month before, new government data indicate.
-
As Obama leaves office, goal on homeless veterans goes unmet
Pledges by President Barack Obama and a national nonprofit organization to end homelessness among veterans did not meet their goal, but advocates see bright spots and remain encouraged that the issue is prominent on the radar.
-
Texas judge takes specialized court for veterans on the road
In the Army, Richard Ress survived duty in some of the most dangerous parts of Afghanistan, but on a July day in 2009, he seemed ready for his life to end in the back of a Texas police car facing his third drunken-driving arrest in less than a year.
-
Montana students share veterans’ stories in new calendar
Faith Blackaby, 13, and Jillian Wynne, 12, of Kalispell spent last summer brainstorming on a project to help the community. What the pair learned through the process affected them in a way they didn’t anticipate.
