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‘Last Out’ brings one Green Beret’s war stories to the stage
The play follows Master Sgt. Danny Patton on a journey back through his life after he is mortally wounded.
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WWII-era ‘Merrill’s Marauders’ veterans reflect on Burma campaign’s 75th anniversary
“We did not see ourselves as heroes. We had volunteered for a mission and we handled every situation that came our way. The end result tells how we did.”
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Lowe’s new partnerships to help veterans with job training, housing and more
These organizations can now all connect the veterans they work with to the resources Lowe’s has in place to help with their transitions.
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Man accused of burying his dead mom in his backyard to collect Social Security, VA benefits
An Arizona man has been arrested for allegedly burying his dead mother in his backyard to continue receiving her Social Security checks and Veterans Affairs benefits.
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Senate moves toward putting $300 million and more teeth to fix base housing woes
Tenants bill of rights and $300 million to beef up government personnel in housing offices on bases are among the provisions.
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VA employee charged with spying on women in restroom
Five women were recorded on two hidden cameras in this women’s bathroom, one of who appeared multiple times.
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Plans to combat veterans suicide, boost VA benefits move ahead
House lawmakers passed a series of nine veterans-themed bills in advance of Memorial Day,
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Explosive-sniffing dogs trade ruff life for cushy retirement back home
“They’re out there saving lives every single day. They’ve done this their whole lives, and it’s their time to retire and our time to give back to them.”
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WWII plane rescued from boneyard to join D-Day anniversary
Filled with paratroopers, a U.S. warplane lumbered down an English runway in 1944 to spearhead the World War II D-Day invasion with a message for Adolf Hitler painted in bright yellow across its nose: “That’s All, Brother.”
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Senators take aim at military housing problems in annual budget bill
This year’s national defense authorization act will include reforms aimed at privatized military housing problems.
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‘Last Out’ brings one Green Beret’s war stories to the stage
The play follows Master Sgt. Danny Patton on a journey back through his life after he is mortally wounded.
-
WWII-era ‘Merrill’s Marauders’ veterans reflect on Burma campaign’s 75th anniversary
“We did not see ourselves as heroes. We had volunteered for a mission and we handled every situation that came our way. The end result tells how we did.”
-
Lowe’s new partnerships to help veterans with job training, housing and more
These organizations can now all connect the veterans they work with to the resources Lowe’s has in place to help with their transitions.
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Man accused of burying his dead mom in his backyard to collect Social Security, VA benefits
An Arizona man has been arrested for allegedly burying his dead mother in his backyard to continue receiving her Social Security checks and Veterans Affairs benefits.
-
Senate moves toward putting $300 million and more teeth to fix base housing woes
Tenants bill of rights and $300 million to beef up government personnel in housing offices on bases are among the provisions.
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VA employee charged with spying on women in restroom
Five women were recorded on two hidden cameras in this women’s bathroom, one of who appeared multiple times.
-
Plans to combat veterans suicide, boost VA benefits move ahead
House lawmakers passed a series of nine veterans-themed bills in advance of Memorial Day,
-
Explosive-sniffing dogs trade ruff life for cushy retirement back home
“They’re out there saving lives every single day. They’ve done this their whole lives, and it’s their time to retire and our time to give back to them.”
-
WWII plane rescued from boneyard to join D-Day anniversary
Filled with paratroopers, a U.S. warplane lumbered down an English runway in 1944 to spearhead the World War II D-Day invasion with a message for Adolf Hitler painted in bright yellow across its nose: “That’s All, Brother.”
-
Senators take aim at military housing problems in annual budget bill
This year’s national defense authorization act will include reforms aimed at privatized military housing problems.
-
‘Last Out’ brings one Green Beret’s war stories to the stage
The play follows Master Sgt. Danny Patton on a journey back through his life after he is mortally wounded.
-
WWII-era ‘Merrill’s Marauders’ veterans reflect on Burma campaign’s 75th anniversary
“We did not see ourselves as heroes. We had volunteered for a mission and we handled every situation that came our way. The end result tells how we did.”
-
Lowe’s new partnerships to help veterans with job training, housing and more
These organizations can now all connect the veterans they work with to the resources Lowe’s has in place to help with their transitions.
-
Man accused of burying his dead mom in his backyard to collect Social Security, VA benefits
An Arizona man has been arrested for allegedly burying his dead mother in his backyard to continue receiving her Social Security checks and Veterans Affairs benefits.
-
Senate moves toward putting $300 million and more teeth to fix base housing woes
Tenants bill of rights and $300 million to beef up government personnel in housing offices on bases are among the provisions.
-
VA employee charged with spying on women in restroom
Five women were recorded on two hidden cameras in this women’s bathroom, one of who appeared multiple times.
-
Plans to combat veterans suicide, boost VA benefits move ahead
House lawmakers passed a series of nine veterans-themed bills in advance of Memorial Day,
-
Explosive-sniffing dogs trade ruff life for cushy retirement back home
“They’re out there saving lives every single day. They’ve done this their whole lives, and it’s their time to retire and our time to give back to them.”
-
WWII plane rescued from boneyard to join D-Day anniversary
Filled with paratroopers, a U.S. warplane lumbered down an English runway in 1944 to spearhead the World War II D-Day invasion with a message for Adolf Hitler painted in bright yellow across its nose: “That’s All, Brother.”
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Senators take aim at military housing problems in annual budget bill
This year’s national defense authorization act will include reforms aimed at privatized military housing problems.
