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Lone living Medal of Honor recipient from Iraq wants more recognition for the heroes of that fight
David Bellavia thinks public perception of the war has pushed military leaders to withhold some honors.
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Prescription drug costs, some Tricare fees to rise in 2020
Tricare beneficiaries who fill their prescriptions at a retail store or by mail will see their prescription costs rise on Jan. 1, and enrollment fees for most retirees and their family members on Tricare Prime also will increase next year.
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Check out these Veterans Day deals on Amazon Prime, battlefield tours, plus free food and more
Kohl’s, Target, Walgreen’s, the military exchanges and dozens of others are stepping up their military discounts.
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New research shows nerve injections are effective for treating PTSD symptoms
Stellate ganglion block injections continue to show promise for treating PTSD.
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VA sexual assault cases raise concerns among a pair of GOP lawmakers
A pair of women senators want explanations for how VA officials are confronting the problem.
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Trump to attend New York City’s massive Veterans Day parade
The event will feature 25,000 parade participants and tens of thousands of spectators.
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How Veterans Day was founded
How did Nov. 11 become the one day of each year designated to appreciate the brave men and women across all wars who answered the call to serve?
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House lawmakers plan to push ahead on veterans mental health expansion plan. If they can get past their squabbles.
The Improve Act, which would give grants to mental health providers outside VA, will be the focus of a closed-door session.
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Here’s how a new plan could help shore up finances of troubled enlisted retirement home
Mega project would build residential, retail, art spaces and sports and wellness venues open to the public, and bring in millions in revenue for the troubled enlisted retirement home.
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7 professional athletes who also served in the military
In honor of Veterans Month, these are the stories of seven famous athletes who also hold the title of “veteran.”
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Lone living Medal of Honor recipient from Iraq wants more recognition for the heroes of that fight
David Bellavia thinks public perception of the war has pushed military leaders to withhold some honors.
-
Prescription drug costs, some Tricare fees to rise in 2020
Tricare beneficiaries who fill their prescriptions at a retail store or by mail will see their prescription costs rise on Jan. 1, and enrollment fees for most retirees and their family members on Tricare Prime also will increase next year.
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Check out these Veterans Day deals on Amazon Prime, battlefield tours, plus free food and more
Kohl’s, Target, Walgreen’s, the military exchanges and dozens of others are stepping up their military discounts.
-
New research shows nerve injections are effective for treating PTSD symptoms
Stellate ganglion block injections continue to show promise for treating PTSD.
-
VA sexual assault cases raise concerns among a pair of GOP lawmakers
A pair of women senators want explanations for how VA officials are confronting the problem.
-
Trump to attend New York City’s massive Veterans Day parade
The event will feature 25,000 parade participants and tens of thousands of spectators.
-
How Veterans Day was founded
How did Nov. 11 become the one day of each year designated to appreciate the brave men and women across all wars who answered the call to serve?
-
House lawmakers plan to push ahead on veterans mental health expansion plan. If they can get past their squabbles.
The Improve Act, which would give grants to mental health providers outside VA, will be the focus of a closed-door session.
-
Here’s how a new plan could help shore up finances of troubled enlisted retirement home
Mega project would build residential, retail, art spaces and sports and wellness venues open to the public, and bring in millions in revenue for the troubled enlisted retirement home.
-
7 professional athletes who also served in the military
In honor of Veterans Month, these are the stories of seven famous athletes who also hold the title of “veteran.”
-
Lone living Medal of Honor recipient from Iraq wants more recognition for the heroes of that fight
David Bellavia thinks public perception of the war has pushed military leaders to withhold some honors.
-
Prescription drug costs, some Tricare fees to rise in 2020
Tricare beneficiaries who fill their prescriptions at a retail store or by mail will see their prescription costs rise on Jan. 1, and enrollment fees for most retirees and their family members on Tricare Prime also will increase next year.
-
Check out these Veterans Day deals on Amazon Prime, battlefield tours, plus free food and more
Kohl’s, Target, Walgreen’s, the military exchanges and dozens of others are stepping up their military discounts.
-
New research shows nerve injections are effective for treating PTSD symptoms
Stellate ganglion block injections continue to show promise for treating PTSD.
-
VA sexual assault cases raise concerns among a pair of GOP lawmakers
A pair of women senators want explanations for how VA officials are confronting the problem.
-
Trump to attend New York City’s massive Veterans Day parade
The event will feature 25,000 parade participants and tens of thousands of spectators.
-
How Veterans Day was founded
How did Nov. 11 become the one day of each year designated to appreciate the brave men and women across all wars who answered the call to serve?
-
House lawmakers plan to push ahead on veterans mental health expansion plan. If they can get past their squabbles.
The Improve Act, which would give grants to mental health providers outside VA, will be the focus of a closed-door session.
-
Here’s how a new plan could help shore up finances of troubled enlisted retirement home
Mega project would build residential, retail, art spaces and sports and wellness venues open to the public, and bring in millions in revenue for the troubled enlisted retirement home.
-
7 professional athletes who also served in the military
In honor of Veterans Month, these are the stories of seven famous athletes who also hold the title of “veteran.”
