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Wife of 7th Special Forces Group vet faces deportation under tighter immigration rules
A Virginia immigration court on Monday could decide to deport the wife of an Army 7th Special Forces Group veteran, despite provisions in the law that allow her to remain in the United States.
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Cheer on these warrior-athletes at the Paralympic Winter Games
From the rink to the slopes, see what veterans are going for gold in Pyeongchang.
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VA inspector general finds no evidence of computer hacking in travel scandal
Investigators found only minor security concerns with VA emails unrelated to the travel scandal that took place last July.
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Black soldier killed in WWI was denied Medal of Honor. Advocates are now trying to change that
The U.S. soldier was badly wounded, returned to battle and fought to the death. He was recommended for the nation’s highest valor award, but the award was downgraded. Some say racism had a role in that.
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2 women commanding vets’ groups say their historic roles haven’t meant big challenges
The leaders of Disabled American Veterans and the American Legion both say they haven’t seen any particular problems due to their status as the first women to lead the groups.
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Embattled VA secretary insists he’s in charge and moving past controversies
David Shulkin moved to quell rumors of a power struggle at VA during a Tuesday appearance: “I’m the secretary. I set the agenda.”
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This week in Congress: State Department budget and veterans service organizations
Defense and veterans hearings for the week of Feb. 26, 2018.
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Iraq War physicians reunite in Bismarck after years
Two physicians, one American and one Iraqi, reunited in Bismarck after forging a bond while working together during the Iraq War.
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Vonn scatters ashes of grandfather, a Korean War vet, near downhill course
Lindsey Vonn came to South Korea with the goal of taking home an Olympic medal and leaving behind something even more special. She did both.
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Artist soldiers: Their self-expression and humanity in WWI is revealed in exhibit
A WWI exhibit at the Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum features artwork from artists embedded with soldier units, and soldiers who became artists in their underground hideouts.
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Wife of 7th Special Forces Group vet faces deportation under tighter immigration rules
A Virginia immigration court on Monday could decide to deport the wife of an Army 7th Special Forces Group veteran, despite provisions in the law that allow her to remain in the United States.
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Cheer on these warrior-athletes at the Paralympic Winter Games
From the rink to the slopes, see what veterans are going for gold in Pyeongchang.
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VA inspector general finds no evidence of computer hacking in travel scandal
Investigators found only minor security concerns with VA emails unrelated to the travel scandal that took place last July.
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Black soldier killed in WWI was denied Medal of Honor. Advocates are now trying to change that
The U.S. soldier was badly wounded, returned to battle and fought to the death. He was recommended for the nation’s highest valor award, but the award was downgraded. Some say racism had a role in that.
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2 women commanding vets’ groups say their historic roles haven’t meant big challenges
The leaders of Disabled American Veterans and the American Legion both say they haven’t seen any particular problems due to their status as the first women to lead the groups.
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Embattled VA secretary insists he’s in charge and moving past controversies
David Shulkin moved to quell rumors of a power struggle at VA during a Tuesday appearance: “I’m the secretary. I set the agenda.”
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This week in Congress: State Department budget and veterans service organizations
Defense and veterans hearings for the week of Feb. 26, 2018.
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Iraq War physicians reunite in Bismarck after years
Two physicians, one American and one Iraqi, reunited in Bismarck after forging a bond while working together during the Iraq War.
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Vonn scatters ashes of grandfather, a Korean War vet, near downhill course
Lindsey Vonn came to South Korea with the goal of taking home an Olympic medal and leaving behind something even more special. She did both.
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Artist soldiers: Their self-expression and humanity in WWI is revealed in exhibit
A WWI exhibit at the Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum features artwork from artists embedded with soldier units, and soldiers who became artists in their underground hideouts.
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Wife of 7th Special Forces Group vet faces deportation under tighter immigration rules
A Virginia immigration court on Monday could decide to deport the wife of an Army 7th Special Forces Group veteran, despite provisions in the law that allow her to remain in the United States.
-
Cheer on these warrior-athletes at the Paralympic Winter Games
From the rink to the slopes, see what veterans are going for gold in Pyeongchang.
-
VA inspector general finds no evidence of computer hacking in travel scandal
Investigators found only minor security concerns with VA emails unrelated to the travel scandal that took place last July.
-
Black soldier killed in WWI was denied Medal of Honor. Advocates are now trying to change that
The U.S. soldier was badly wounded, returned to battle and fought to the death. He was recommended for the nation’s highest valor award, but the award was downgraded. Some say racism had a role in that.
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2 women commanding vets’ groups say their historic roles haven’t meant big challenges
The leaders of Disabled American Veterans and the American Legion both say they haven’t seen any particular problems due to their status as the first women to lead the groups.
-
Embattled VA secretary insists he’s in charge and moving past controversies
David Shulkin moved to quell rumors of a power struggle at VA during a Tuesday appearance: “I’m the secretary. I set the agenda.”
-
This week in Congress: State Department budget and veterans service organizations
Defense and veterans hearings for the week of Feb. 26, 2018.
-
Iraq War physicians reunite in Bismarck after years
Two physicians, one American and one Iraqi, reunited in Bismarck after forging a bond while working together during the Iraq War.
-
Vonn scatters ashes of grandfather, a Korean War vet, near downhill course
Lindsey Vonn came to South Korea with the goal of taking home an Olympic medal and leaving behind something even more special. She did both.
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Artist soldiers: Their self-expression and humanity in WWI is revealed in exhibit
A WWI exhibit at the Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum features artwork from artists embedded with soldier units, and soldiers who became artists in their underground hideouts.
