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Found in jewelry shop, POW’s Purple Heart will finally be returned
Staff Sgt. Bernard Eldon Snow was shot down by a German fighter and sent to Stalag 17-B.
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48 hours of hell: The Vietnam battle that produced the latest Medal of Honor, from five men who lived through it
When Former Spc. Jim McCloughan, 71, receives his Medal of Honor today, four battle buddies will be watching.
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In their own words: Vets in Congress push for GWOT memorial
Before the House last Friday unanimously passed legislation to start the process of building a Global War on Terrorism memorial, a line of young war veterans took to the chamber floor to offer an emotional view of the importance of the work.
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Killer’s body removed from Connecticut veterans cemetery
A state official says the body of a man convicted of fatally stabbing three people in 1972 has been removed from the State Veterans Cemetery in Middletown.
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Report: Young vets are more successful than their civilian peers
Young veterans are better educated, better paid and better off than many of their civilian peers, which researchers believe could be due to their military service.
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House passes VA Choice funding fix in final pre-recess work
In a final flurry of activity before their scheduled August recess, House lawmakers passed a series of veterans-themed legislation, including an emergency funding measure to keep the Veterans Affairs Choice program afloat for another six months.
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96-year-old vet gets his wish of visiting US Navy station
A 96-year-old World War II veteran who dreamed of returning to a Navy installation to reminisce about his more than 20-year naval career got his wish on Thursday.
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Zinke incorrectly identifies VA chief as ‘fellow veteran’
Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke incorrectly identified Veterans Affairs Secretary David Shulkin as a “fellow veteran” in a photo Zinke tweeted from Air Force One.
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House rejects plan to let VA doctors talk about marijuana
House Republicans leaders on Wednesday ended marijuana supporters hopes for a floor debate on allowing veterans to talk about using cannabis to treat a variety of ailments with their Veterans Affairs doctors.
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Found in jewelry shop, POW’s Purple Heart will finally be returned
Staff Sgt. Bernard Eldon Snow was shot down by a German fighter and sent to Stalag 17-B.
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48 hours of hell: The Vietnam battle that produced the latest Medal of Honor, from five men who lived through it
When Former Spc. Jim McCloughan, 71, receives his Medal of Honor today, four battle buddies will be watching.
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In their own words: Vets in Congress push for GWOT memorial
Before the House last Friday unanimously passed legislation to start the process of building a Global War on Terrorism memorial, a line of young war veterans took to the chamber floor to offer an emotional view of the importance of the work.
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Killer’s body removed from Connecticut veterans cemetery
A state official says the body of a man convicted of fatally stabbing three people in 1972 has been removed from the State Veterans Cemetery in Middletown.
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Report: Young vets are more successful than their civilian peers
Young veterans are better educated, better paid and better off than many of their civilian peers, which researchers believe could be due to their military service.
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House passes VA Choice funding fix in final pre-recess work
In a final flurry of activity before their scheduled August recess, House lawmakers passed a series of veterans-themed legislation, including an emergency funding measure to keep the Veterans Affairs Choice program afloat for another six months.
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96-year-old vet gets his wish of visiting US Navy station
A 96-year-old World War II veteran who dreamed of returning to a Navy installation to reminisce about his more than 20-year naval career got his wish on Thursday.
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Zinke incorrectly identifies VA chief as ‘fellow veteran’
Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke incorrectly identified Veterans Affairs Secretary David Shulkin as a “fellow veteran” in a photo Zinke tweeted from Air Force One.
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House rejects plan to let VA doctors talk about marijuana
House Republicans leaders on Wednesday ended marijuana supporters hopes for a floor debate on allowing veterans to talk about using cannabis to treat a variety of ailments with their Veterans Affairs doctors.
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Found in jewelry shop, POW’s Purple Heart will finally be returned
Staff Sgt. Bernard Eldon Snow was shot down by a German fighter and sent to Stalag 17-B.
-
48 hours of hell: The Vietnam battle that produced the latest Medal of Honor, from five men who lived through it
When Former Spc. Jim McCloughan, 71, receives his Medal of Honor today, four battle buddies will be watching.
-
In their own words: Vets in Congress push for GWOT memorial
Before the House last Friday unanimously passed legislation to start the process of building a Global War on Terrorism memorial, a line of young war veterans took to the chamber floor to offer an emotional view of the importance of the work.
-
Killer’s body removed from Connecticut veterans cemetery
A state official says the body of a man convicted of fatally stabbing three people in 1972 has been removed from the State Veterans Cemetery in Middletown.
-
Report: Young vets are more successful than their civilian peers
Young veterans are better educated, better paid and better off than many of their civilian peers, which researchers believe could be due to their military service.
-
House passes VA Choice funding fix in final pre-recess work
In a final flurry of activity before their scheduled August recess, House lawmakers passed a series of veterans-themed legislation, including an emergency funding measure to keep the Veterans Affairs Choice program afloat for another six months.
-
96-year-old vet gets his wish of visiting US Navy station
A 96-year-old World War II veteran who dreamed of returning to a Navy installation to reminisce about his more than 20-year naval career got his wish on Thursday.
-
Zinke incorrectly identifies VA chief as ‘fellow veteran’
Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke incorrectly identified Veterans Affairs Secretary David Shulkin as a “fellow veteran” in a photo Zinke tweeted from Air Force One.
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House rejects plan to let VA doctors talk about marijuana
House Republicans leaders on Wednesday ended marijuana supporters hopes for a floor debate on allowing veterans to talk about using cannabis to treat a variety of ailments with their Veterans Affairs doctors.
