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5 facts about ‘the true father of the U.S. Navy’
The title “Father of the U.S. Navy” has been bestowed upon President John Adams and John Paul, but one military magazine has honored John Barry with the distinction.
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Veteran employment in October breaks another record
The number of unemployed veterans continued to tick downward in October, marking a record low unemployment rate for the second month in a row, according to federal data released Friday.
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Poll: More than 90 percent of vets support medical marijuana research
The poll, conducted for the American Legion, gives supporters another lobbying tool to persuade lawmakers to expand research options.
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After long debate, work to begin on Eisenhower Memorial
The $150 million project is expected to be ready in 2020.
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Remembering Vietnam: 10 powerful images from the upcoming National Archives exhibit
The exhibit launches Nov. 10 in Washington, D.C.
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This general challenged the president and saved American lives
Gen. Creighton Abrams Jr. challenged President Richard Nixon, a move for which men on the ground would forever be grateful.
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Funding fight again sidelines proposal to expand disability benefits to more Vietnam veterans
Advocates had hoped to advance legislation to help so-called blue water veterans become eligible for disability payouts related to their war service.
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VA unfazed by criticism of ‘sexist’ motto
IAVA officials say the current department motto ignores women veterans and needs to be updated.
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After nearly four years, soldier wins fight against Army bureaucracy
Army officials reversed course on a long-standing struggle over whether one solider’s injuries from Afghanistan counted as war zone wounds.
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White House names November as veterans and military families month
The ceremonial move kicks off a month of events designed to highlight veterans services and Trump’s VA reform agenda.
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5 facts about ‘the true father of the U.S. Navy’
The title “Father of the U.S. Navy” has been bestowed upon President John Adams and John Paul, but one military magazine has honored John Barry with the distinction.
-
Veteran employment in October breaks another record
The number of unemployed veterans continued to tick downward in October, marking a record low unemployment rate for the second month in a row, according to federal data released Friday.
-
Poll: More than 90 percent of vets support medical marijuana research
The poll, conducted for the American Legion, gives supporters another lobbying tool to persuade lawmakers to expand research options.
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After long debate, work to begin on Eisenhower Memorial
The $150 million project is expected to be ready in 2020.
-
Remembering Vietnam: 10 powerful images from the upcoming National Archives exhibit
The exhibit launches Nov. 10 in Washington, D.C.
-
This general challenged the president and saved American lives
Gen. Creighton Abrams Jr. challenged President Richard Nixon, a move for which men on the ground would forever be grateful.
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Funding fight again sidelines proposal to expand disability benefits to more Vietnam veterans
Advocates had hoped to advance legislation to help so-called blue water veterans become eligible for disability payouts related to their war service.
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VA unfazed by criticism of ‘sexist’ motto
IAVA officials say the current department motto ignores women veterans and needs to be updated.
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After nearly four years, soldier wins fight against Army bureaucracy
Army officials reversed course on a long-standing struggle over whether one solider’s injuries from Afghanistan counted as war zone wounds.
-
White House names November as veterans and military families month
The ceremonial move kicks off a month of events designed to highlight veterans services and Trump’s VA reform agenda.
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5 facts about ‘the true father of the U.S. Navy’
The title “Father of the U.S. Navy” has been bestowed upon President John Adams and John Paul, but one military magazine has honored John Barry with the distinction.
-
Veteran employment in October breaks another record
The number of unemployed veterans continued to tick downward in October, marking a record low unemployment rate for the second month in a row, according to federal data released Friday.
-
Poll: More than 90 percent of vets support medical marijuana research
The poll, conducted for the American Legion, gives supporters another lobbying tool to persuade lawmakers to expand research options.
-
After long debate, work to begin on Eisenhower Memorial
The $150 million project is expected to be ready in 2020.
-
Remembering Vietnam: 10 powerful images from the upcoming National Archives exhibit
The exhibit launches Nov. 10 in Washington, D.C.
-
This general challenged the president and saved American lives
Gen. Creighton Abrams Jr. challenged President Richard Nixon, a move for which men on the ground would forever be grateful.
-
Funding fight again sidelines proposal to expand disability benefits to more Vietnam veterans
Advocates had hoped to advance legislation to help so-called blue water veterans become eligible for disability payouts related to their war service.
-
VA unfazed by criticism of ‘sexist’ motto
IAVA officials say the current department motto ignores women veterans and needs to be updated.
-
After nearly four years, soldier wins fight against Army bureaucracy
Army officials reversed course on a long-standing struggle over whether one solider’s injuries from Afghanistan counted as war zone wounds.
-
White House names November as veterans and military families month
The ceremonial move kicks off a month of events designed to highlight veterans services and Trump’s VA reform agenda.
