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Vietnam vets receive Silver Stars 47 years later
The two infantrymen were credited with saving the lives of fellow soldiers after their unit, the “Jungle Warriors,” were ambushed Aug. 29, 1969.
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Start early to find good, affordable child care in your new location
The very youngest family members are affected when troops leave the military.
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10 most affordable states for child care — how cost compares to pay
The following states are where child care costs measure up most favorably against income according to Child Care Aware of America’s Parents and the High Cost of Child Care 2015 Report.
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66 military and veteran job fairs through November — events nationwide
The following are upcoming job fairs for service members, veterans and/or military spouses. Go to the website for an event before attending to find out whether you should register in advance. In some cases, you’ll be able to see which employers have signed up. Others are by invitation only.
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VA whistleblowers get new protections in budget deal
The measures would require suspensions and firings for supervisors who retaliate against employees who highlight problems.
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Veterans are an untapped resource for charities and their communities, report says
The advocacy group Got Your Six is challenging non-veterans to use veterans’ military experience and enthusiasm to better their communities.
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New veterans cemetery in Omaha opens with memorial service
A new national cemetery for veterans in eastern Nebraska and western Iowa has opened with a service for four men who had served in the military.
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Not just about the money: ‘You can be at peace’
Former Navy Petty Officer 2nd Class Murphy Phanhdone has covered some ground: He grew up outside Chicago and has lived in Florida and California. But it took just one five-day vacation to sell him on the Denver area.
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House passes bill to make it easier to fire VA employees
The measure also includes an overhaul of the department’s benefits appeals process, a provision that veterans groups have fervently lobbied for and White House officials have praised. But that’s likely not enough to get bipartisan support to move the measure in the Senate.
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VA uses cash payouts to get rid of problem employees, lawmaker says
The House Veterans’ Affairs Committee wants to know whether the practice is being used to silence whistleblowers and avoid real accountability.
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Vietnam vets receive Silver Stars 47 years later
The two infantrymen were credited with saving the lives of fellow soldiers after their unit, the “Jungle Warriors,” were ambushed Aug. 29, 1969.
-
Start early to find good, affordable child care in your new location
The very youngest family members are affected when troops leave the military.
-
10 most affordable states for child care — how cost compares to pay
The following states are where child care costs measure up most favorably against income according to Child Care Aware of America’s Parents and the High Cost of Child Care 2015 Report.
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66 military and veteran job fairs through November — events nationwide
The following are upcoming job fairs for service members, veterans and/or military spouses. Go to the website for an event before attending to find out whether you should register in advance. In some cases, you’ll be able to see which employers have signed up. Others are by invitation only.
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VA whistleblowers get new protections in budget deal
The measures would require suspensions and firings for supervisors who retaliate against employees who highlight problems.
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Veterans are an untapped resource for charities and their communities, report says
The advocacy group Got Your Six is challenging non-veterans to use veterans’ military experience and enthusiasm to better their communities.
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New veterans cemetery in Omaha opens with memorial service
A new national cemetery for veterans in eastern Nebraska and western Iowa has opened with a service for four men who had served in the military.
-
Not just about the money: ‘You can be at peace’
Former Navy Petty Officer 2nd Class Murphy Phanhdone has covered some ground: He grew up outside Chicago and has lived in Florida and California. But it took just one five-day vacation to sell him on the Denver area.
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House passes bill to make it easier to fire VA employees
The measure also includes an overhaul of the department’s benefits appeals process, a provision that veterans groups have fervently lobbied for and White House officials have praised. But that’s likely not enough to get bipartisan support to move the measure in the Senate.
-
VA uses cash payouts to get rid of problem employees, lawmaker says
The House Veterans’ Affairs Committee wants to know whether the practice is being used to silence whistleblowers and avoid real accountability.
-
Vietnam vets receive Silver Stars 47 years later
The two infantrymen were credited with saving the lives of fellow soldiers after their unit, the “Jungle Warriors,” were ambushed Aug. 29, 1969.
-
Start early to find good, affordable child care in your new location
The very youngest family members are affected when troops leave the military.
-
10 most affordable states for child care — how cost compares to pay
The following states are where child care costs measure up most favorably against income according to Child Care Aware of America’s Parents and the High Cost of Child Care 2015 Report.
-
66 military and veteran job fairs through November — events nationwide
The following are upcoming job fairs for service members, veterans and/or military spouses. Go to the website for an event before attending to find out whether you should register in advance. In some cases, you’ll be able to see which employers have signed up. Others are by invitation only.
-
VA whistleblowers get new protections in budget deal
The measures would require suspensions and firings for supervisors who retaliate against employees who highlight problems.
-
Veterans are an untapped resource for charities and their communities, report says
The advocacy group Got Your Six is challenging non-veterans to use veterans’ military experience and enthusiasm to better their communities.
-
New veterans cemetery in Omaha opens with memorial service
A new national cemetery for veterans in eastern Nebraska and western Iowa has opened with a service for four men who had served in the military.
-
Not just about the money: ‘You can be at peace’
Former Navy Petty Officer 2nd Class Murphy Phanhdone has covered some ground: He grew up outside Chicago and has lived in Florida and California. But it took just one five-day vacation to sell him on the Denver area.
-
House passes bill to make it easier to fire VA employees
The measure also includes an overhaul of the department’s benefits appeals process, a provision that veterans groups have fervently lobbied for and White House officials have praised. But that’s likely not enough to get bipartisan support to move the measure in the Senate.
-
VA uses cash payouts to get rid of problem employees, lawmaker says
The House Veterans’ Affairs Committee wants to know whether the practice is being used to silence whistleblowers and avoid real accountability.
