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Report: VA clinic where vet set self on fire was remiss
A Gulf War veteran who set himself on fire outside a Veterans Affairs clinic and later died went nearly a year without a mental health appointment or medication, one of several serious problems government investigators found with the clinic in a report released Thursday.
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Survey: Family separation concerns top pay and benefits as key issue for troops, spouses
The survey also continued the trend of fewer respondents willing to recommend military service to their children.
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New HBO documentary highlights the sacrifices of special operators’ canines
“War Dog: A Soldier’s Best Friend” commemorates the multi-purpose canines fighting alongside U.S. Special Operations forces downrange.
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Veteran sentenced to 25 years for shooting Idaho pastor
Kyle Odom, a former Marine, was sentenced to 25 years in prison after he pleaded guilty in July to an enhanced aggravated battery charge for shooting Tim Remington in the head, hand and side.
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VA to honor worker who aided pastor hurt in church shooting
Medical technologist Minerva Rosa-Gonzalez used her body to put pressure on minister Joey Spann’s wounds to stop the bleeding.
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VA asks for quick funding fix to start 10-year medical records overhaul
The department needs about $800 million by the end of the year to keep an ambitious records system change on track.
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How this fighter pilot crash landed his plane to rescue the Navy’s first African-American aviator
In March 1952, Thomas J. Hudner Jr. became the only U.S. naval aviator during the Korean War to be awarded the Medal of Honor.
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Preserving the past: 9 tips on obtaining missing military records (and awards) for you or a loved one
Whether it’s to claimed benefits earned, or keep family history intact, here’s where to start.
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Over 200 years of sidearms. Here’s what’s been in the US Army’s holsters.
The Army’s newest sidearm, the SIG Sauer M17, comes with one standard 17-round magazine and two extended 21-round mags. Fifty-nine shots per soldier is quite an arsenal. So, how did the bullet count go from one to nearly 60?
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Michigan bar apologizes for kicking out veteran, service dog
Bar staff said they were concerned for the safety of the dog and others in the crowded bar.
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Report: VA clinic where vet set self on fire was remiss
A Gulf War veteran who set himself on fire outside a Veterans Affairs clinic and later died went nearly a year without a mental health appointment or medication, one of several serious problems government investigators found with the clinic in a report released Thursday.
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Survey: Family separation concerns top pay and benefits as key issue for troops, spouses
The survey also continued the trend of fewer respondents willing to recommend military service to their children.
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New HBO documentary highlights the sacrifices of special operators’ canines
“War Dog: A Soldier’s Best Friend” commemorates the multi-purpose canines fighting alongside U.S. Special Operations forces downrange.
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Veteran sentenced to 25 years for shooting Idaho pastor
Kyle Odom, a former Marine, was sentenced to 25 years in prison after he pleaded guilty in July to an enhanced aggravated battery charge for shooting Tim Remington in the head, hand and side.
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VA to honor worker who aided pastor hurt in church shooting
Medical technologist Minerva Rosa-Gonzalez used her body to put pressure on minister Joey Spann’s wounds to stop the bleeding.
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VA asks for quick funding fix to start 10-year medical records overhaul
The department needs about $800 million by the end of the year to keep an ambitious records system change on track.
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How this fighter pilot crash landed his plane to rescue the Navy’s first African-American aviator
In March 1952, Thomas J. Hudner Jr. became the only U.S. naval aviator during the Korean War to be awarded the Medal of Honor.
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Preserving the past: 9 tips on obtaining missing military records (and awards) for you or a loved one
Whether it’s to claimed benefits earned, or keep family history intact, here’s where to start.
-
Over 200 years of sidearms. Here’s what’s been in the US Army’s holsters.
The Army’s newest sidearm, the SIG Sauer M17, comes with one standard 17-round magazine and two extended 21-round mags. Fifty-nine shots per soldier is quite an arsenal. So, how did the bullet count go from one to nearly 60?
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Michigan bar apologizes for kicking out veteran, service dog
Bar staff said they were concerned for the safety of the dog and others in the crowded bar.
-
Report: VA clinic where vet set self on fire was remiss
A Gulf War veteran who set himself on fire outside a Veterans Affairs clinic and later died went nearly a year without a mental health appointment or medication, one of several serious problems government investigators found with the clinic in a report released Thursday.
-
Survey: Family separation concerns top pay and benefits as key issue for troops, spouses
The survey also continued the trend of fewer respondents willing to recommend military service to their children.
-
New HBO documentary highlights the sacrifices of special operators’ canines
“War Dog: A Soldier’s Best Friend” commemorates the multi-purpose canines fighting alongside U.S. Special Operations forces downrange.
-
Veteran sentenced to 25 years for shooting Idaho pastor
Kyle Odom, a former Marine, was sentenced to 25 years in prison after he pleaded guilty in July to an enhanced aggravated battery charge for shooting Tim Remington in the head, hand and side.
-
VA to honor worker who aided pastor hurt in church shooting
Medical technologist Minerva Rosa-Gonzalez used her body to put pressure on minister Joey Spann’s wounds to stop the bleeding.
-
VA asks for quick funding fix to start 10-year medical records overhaul
The department needs about $800 million by the end of the year to keep an ambitious records system change on track.
-
How this fighter pilot crash landed his plane to rescue the Navy’s first African-American aviator
In March 1952, Thomas J. Hudner Jr. became the only U.S. naval aviator during the Korean War to be awarded the Medal of Honor.
-
Preserving the past: 9 tips on obtaining missing military records (and awards) for you or a loved one
Whether it’s to claimed benefits earned, or keep family history intact, here’s where to start.
-
Over 200 years of sidearms. Here’s what’s been in the US Army’s holsters.
The Army’s newest sidearm, the SIG Sauer M17, comes with one standard 17-round magazine and two extended 21-round mags. Fifty-nine shots per soldier is quite an arsenal. So, how did the bullet count go from one to nearly 60?
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Michigan bar apologizes for kicking out veteran, service dog
Bar staff said they were concerned for the safety of the dog and others in the crowded bar.
