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Couple returns World War II Bible to soldier’s daughter
Three-quarters of a century after her father was killed in World War II, his Bible is back with Catherine Corpening — thanks to a couple’s generosity and diligence — and she vows to carry the small heirloom where her father did. Close to her heart.
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Wounded veteran’s surfing dream comes true with help of man
A wounded war veteran’s dream of surfing came true after a Lockport man took a retired Army Ranger and his wife to Barbados last month.
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Veteran focuses on better memories of his WWII service
A World War II veteran reflects on his experiences in the military.
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Army vet launches tea company as a way to help post-war communities
Army veteran Brandon Friedman launched Rakkasan Tea Company in an effort to continue his wartime mission of helping stabilize war-torn communities after leaving the ranks.
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American Legion elects its first female national commander
American Legion members elected their first female national commander on Thursday, the second woman this month to take over the top leadership role of a major national veterans organization.
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Trump criticizes Congress’ handling of veterans legislation
President Donald Trump is criticizing Congress’ handling of a relatively noncontroversial piece of veterans legislation.
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Trump says Americans should follow vets’ example of unity
President Donald Trump touted veterans as an example of unity and harmony for a divided America in a speech before the American Legion’s national convention in Nevada on Wednesday.
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Trump’s accomplishments on veterans issues fall short of administration boasts
As the president prepares to address the American Legion’s annual convention, his policy successes don’t amount to the overwhelming victories publicized by his supporters.
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Labor Department wants input on new award for vet employers
The U.S. Department of Labor is accepting public input on the criteria for a new awards program aimed at recognizing employers who recruit, hire and retain military veterans.
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World War II Raider returns to Guadalcanal
When Harold Berg stepped onto the white beach of Guadalcanal in late July, he carried memories of the battle he participated in 75 years ago, and also of his buddies he left behind.
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Couple returns World War II Bible to soldier’s daughter
Three-quarters of a century after her father was killed in World War II, his Bible is back with Catherine Corpening — thanks to a couple’s generosity and diligence — and she vows to carry the small heirloom where her father did. Close to her heart.
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Wounded veteran’s surfing dream comes true with help of man
A wounded war veteran’s dream of surfing came true after a Lockport man took a retired Army Ranger and his wife to Barbados last month.
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Veteran focuses on better memories of his WWII service
A World War II veteran reflects on his experiences in the military.
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Army vet launches tea company as a way to help post-war communities
Army veteran Brandon Friedman launched Rakkasan Tea Company in an effort to continue his wartime mission of helping stabilize war-torn communities after leaving the ranks.
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American Legion elects its first female national commander
American Legion members elected their first female national commander on Thursday, the second woman this month to take over the top leadership role of a major national veterans organization.
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Trump criticizes Congress’ handling of veterans legislation
President Donald Trump is criticizing Congress’ handling of a relatively noncontroversial piece of veterans legislation.
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Trump says Americans should follow vets’ example of unity
President Donald Trump touted veterans as an example of unity and harmony for a divided America in a speech before the American Legion’s national convention in Nevada on Wednesday.
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Trump’s accomplishments on veterans issues fall short of administration boasts
As the president prepares to address the American Legion’s annual convention, his policy successes don’t amount to the overwhelming victories publicized by his supporters.
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Labor Department wants input on new award for vet employers
The U.S. Department of Labor is accepting public input on the criteria for a new awards program aimed at recognizing employers who recruit, hire and retain military veterans.
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World War II Raider returns to Guadalcanal
When Harold Berg stepped onto the white beach of Guadalcanal in late July, he carried memories of the battle he participated in 75 years ago, and also of his buddies he left behind.
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Couple returns World War II Bible to soldier’s daughter
Three-quarters of a century after her father was killed in World War II, his Bible is back with Catherine Corpening — thanks to a couple’s generosity and diligence — and she vows to carry the small heirloom where her father did. Close to her heart.
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Wounded veteran’s surfing dream comes true with help of man
A wounded war veteran’s dream of surfing came true after a Lockport man took a retired Army Ranger and his wife to Barbados last month.
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Veteran focuses on better memories of his WWII service
A World War II veteran reflects on his experiences in the military.
-
Army vet launches tea company as a way to help post-war communities
Army veteran Brandon Friedman launched Rakkasan Tea Company in an effort to continue his wartime mission of helping stabilize war-torn communities after leaving the ranks.
-
American Legion elects its first female national commander
American Legion members elected their first female national commander on Thursday, the second woman this month to take over the top leadership role of a major national veterans organization.
-
Trump criticizes Congress’ handling of veterans legislation
President Donald Trump is criticizing Congress’ handling of a relatively noncontroversial piece of veterans legislation.
-
Trump says Americans should follow vets’ example of unity
President Donald Trump touted veterans as an example of unity and harmony for a divided America in a speech before the American Legion’s national convention in Nevada on Wednesday.
-
Trump’s accomplishments on veterans issues fall short of administration boasts
As the president prepares to address the American Legion’s annual convention, his policy successes don’t amount to the overwhelming victories publicized by his supporters.
-
Labor Department wants input on new award for vet employers
The U.S. Department of Labor is accepting public input on the criteria for a new awards program aimed at recognizing employers who recruit, hire and retain military veterans.
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World War II Raider returns to Guadalcanal
When Harold Berg stepped onto the white beach of Guadalcanal in late July, he carried memories of the battle he participated in 75 years ago, and also of his buddies he left behind.
