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African-American GIs of WWII: Fighting for democracy abroad and at home
Until this century, the contributions of African-American soldiers in World War II barely registered in America’s collective memory of that war.
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Despite threat of a years-long wait, veterans slow to embrace new option on disability appeals
Only about 3 percent of veterans invited into the new Rapid Appeals Modernization Program have taken advantage so far.
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VA reopens ID card applications after a two-month pause
Technical problems stalled the Veteran ID process last year, but officials are now promising delivery of the new cards in March.
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They just don’t make them like Pappy anymore
Marine Col. Gregory “Pappy” Boyington, the World War II ace and Medal of Honor recipient, was as well known for his flamboyant personality as his flying skills.
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DOD, VA team up on new tool to help with ‘bad paper’ upgrade applications
Officials estimate tens of thousands of veterans with other-than-honorable discharges may eligible for a change in status and a host of veterans benefits.
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NFL saluting Medal of Honor recipients at Super Bowl coin toss
The NFL will salute 15 recipients of the Medal of Honor, the United States’ most prestigious military decoration, when they participate in the coin toss before the Super Bowl on Feb. 4.
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White House wants clearer rules, no caregiver benefits expansion in VA medical overhaul plan
In a memo to Senate officials, the administration backed a more aggressive plan for veterans seeking medical care outside the VA system.
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Retired Air Force fighter pilot finds solace on slopes
Fred Weems’ chest-length white beard, black leather jacket and owl-shaped knit cap gave him the appearance of an off-season Santa Claus as he stood with his skis in the Snowy Range Ski Area lodge.
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Woman ID’d as inspiration for Rosie the Riveter dies at 96
A 2016 research paper labeled Naomi Parker Fraley as the inspiration for the iconic poster.
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AMVETS says NFL censored its ad against flag protests
The veterans organization says the football league rejected a $30,000 program ad with the slogan #PleaseStand.
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African-American GIs of WWII: Fighting for democracy abroad and at home
Until this century, the contributions of African-American soldiers in World War II barely registered in America’s collective memory of that war.
-
Despite threat of a years-long wait, veterans slow to embrace new option on disability appeals
Only about 3 percent of veterans invited into the new Rapid Appeals Modernization Program have taken advantage so far.
-
VA reopens ID card applications after a two-month pause
Technical problems stalled the Veteran ID process last year, but officials are now promising delivery of the new cards in March.
-
They just don’t make them like Pappy anymore
Marine Col. Gregory “Pappy” Boyington, the World War II ace and Medal of Honor recipient, was as well known for his flamboyant personality as his flying skills.
-
DOD, VA team up on new tool to help with ‘bad paper’ upgrade applications
Officials estimate tens of thousands of veterans with other-than-honorable discharges may eligible for a change in status and a host of veterans benefits.
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NFL saluting Medal of Honor recipients at Super Bowl coin toss
The NFL will salute 15 recipients of the Medal of Honor, the United States’ most prestigious military decoration, when they participate in the coin toss before the Super Bowl on Feb. 4.
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White House wants clearer rules, no caregiver benefits expansion in VA medical overhaul plan
In a memo to Senate officials, the administration backed a more aggressive plan for veterans seeking medical care outside the VA system.
-
Retired Air Force fighter pilot finds solace on slopes
Fred Weems’ chest-length white beard, black leather jacket and owl-shaped knit cap gave him the appearance of an off-season Santa Claus as he stood with his skis in the Snowy Range Ski Area lodge.
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Woman ID’d as inspiration for Rosie the Riveter dies at 96
A 2016 research paper labeled Naomi Parker Fraley as the inspiration for the iconic poster.
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AMVETS says NFL censored its ad against flag protests
The veterans organization says the football league rejected a $30,000 program ad with the slogan #PleaseStand.
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African-American GIs of WWII: Fighting for democracy abroad and at home
Until this century, the contributions of African-American soldiers in World War II barely registered in America’s collective memory of that war.
-
Despite threat of a years-long wait, veterans slow to embrace new option on disability appeals
Only about 3 percent of veterans invited into the new Rapid Appeals Modernization Program have taken advantage so far.
-
VA reopens ID card applications after a two-month pause
Technical problems stalled the Veteran ID process last year, but officials are now promising delivery of the new cards in March.
-
They just don’t make them like Pappy anymore
Marine Col. Gregory “Pappy” Boyington, the World War II ace and Medal of Honor recipient, was as well known for his flamboyant personality as his flying skills.
-
DOD, VA team up on new tool to help with ‘bad paper’ upgrade applications
Officials estimate tens of thousands of veterans with other-than-honorable discharges may eligible for a change in status and a host of veterans benefits.
-
NFL saluting Medal of Honor recipients at Super Bowl coin toss
The NFL will salute 15 recipients of the Medal of Honor, the United States’ most prestigious military decoration, when they participate in the coin toss before the Super Bowl on Feb. 4.
-
White House wants clearer rules, no caregiver benefits expansion in VA medical overhaul plan
In a memo to Senate officials, the administration backed a more aggressive plan for veterans seeking medical care outside the VA system.
-
Retired Air Force fighter pilot finds solace on slopes
Fred Weems’ chest-length white beard, black leather jacket and owl-shaped knit cap gave him the appearance of an off-season Santa Claus as he stood with his skis in the Snowy Range Ski Area lodge.
-
Woman ID’d as inspiration for Rosie the Riveter dies at 96
A 2016 research paper labeled Naomi Parker Fraley as the inspiration for the iconic poster.
-
AMVETS says NFL censored its ad against flag protests
The veterans organization says the football league rejected a $30,000 program ad with the slogan #PleaseStand.
