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Colorado military vets now fighting for college credits
“You can’t tell me that someone who has served overseas and learned to speak two languages is not qualified enough to earn college credits toward a political science degree.”
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Veterans open nonprofit to bring hope to other veterans
For Patrick Wright, a Marine veteran of 14 years, hope comes in the form of action.
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One of nation’s oldest veterans honored on 111th birthday
Austin Mayor Steve Adler declared Thursday Richard Overton Day in the city and also gave the street he has lived on for the past 45 years the honorary name of Richard Overton Avenue.
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Man who pretended to be Army vet sentenced to 14 years
A judge in New York City sentenced Jeremy Wilson on Monday.
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Family petitions to name US destroyer after Navy Cross recipient
‘In the beginning, it was like a story. Then, when you got older, you realized the enormity of what he had done,’ his sister said.
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Unemployment for post-9/11 vets hits record low in April
The unemployment rate for the youngest generation of veterans dipped from 5 percent in March to 3.9 percent last month — the lowest since the federal government started tracking this group in 2008, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.
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Former Georgia police officer convicted on false Purple Heart claims
A former Georgia police officer has been convicted on six of seven charges related to falsely claiming he received a military Purple Heart.
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Julia Hamblet, former director of Women Marines, dies at 100 years old
Julia Hamblet was the longest serving director of the women’s branch of the Marine Corps.
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Iraq War vet aims to spread word about Agent Orange from horseback
The two things Colt Romberger and his father had most in common, the ones that made them best friends as well as father and son, were a deep affection for horses and an equally deep pride in having served their country in times of war.
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Marines trained to use 3-D printers at Camp Lejeune
The Marine Corps is offering 3-D printer training to all military occupation specialties.
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Colorado military vets now fighting for college credits
“You can’t tell me that someone who has served overseas and learned to speak two languages is not qualified enough to earn college credits toward a political science degree.”
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Veterans open nonprofit to bring hope to other veterans
For Patrick Wright, a Marine veteran of 14 years, hope comes in the form of action.
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One of nation’s oldest veterans honored on 111th birthday
Austin Mayor Steve Adler declared Thursday Richard Overton Day in the city and also gave the street he has lived on for the past 45 years the honorary name of Richard Overton Avenue.
-
Man who pretended to be Army vet sentenced to 14 years
A judge in New York City sentenced Jeremy Wilson on Monday.
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Family petitions to name US destroyer after Navy Cross recipient
‘In the beginning, it was like a story. Then, when you got older, you realized the enormity of what he had done,’ his sister said.
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Unemployment for post-9/11 vets hits record low in April
The unemployment rate for the youngest generation of veterans dipped from 5 percent in March to 3.9 percent last month — the lowest since the federal government started tracking this group in 2008, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.
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Former Georgia police officer convicted on false Purple Heart claims
A former Georgia police officer has been convicted on six of seven charges related to falsely claiming he received a military Purple Heart.
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Julia Hamblet, former director of Women Marines, dies at 100 years old
Julia Hamblet was the longest serving director of the women’s branch of the Marine Corps.
-
Iraq War vet aims to spread word about Agent Orange from horseback
The two things Colt Romberger and his father had most in common, the ones that made them best friends as well as father and son, were a deep affection for horses and an equally deep pride in having served their country in times of war.
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Marines trained to use 3-D printers at Camp Lejeune
The Marine Corps is offering 3-D printer training to all military occupation specialties.
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Colorado military vets now fighting for college credits
“You can’t tell me that someone who has served overseas and learned to speak two languages is not qualified enough to earn college credits toward a political science degree.”
-
Veterans open nonprofit to bring hope to other veterans
For Patrick Wright, a Marine veteran of 14 years, hope comes in the form of action.
-
One of nation’s oldest veterans honored on 111th birthday
Austin Mayor Steve Adler declared Thursday Richard Overton Day in the city and also gave the street he has lived on for the past 45 years the honorary name of Richard Overton Avenue.
-
Man who pretended to be Army vet sentenced to 14 years
A judge in New York City sentenced Jeremy Wilson on Monday.
-
Family petitions to name US destroyer after Navy Cross recipient
‘In the beginning, it was like a story. Then, when you got older, you realized the enormity of what he had done,’ his sister said.
-
Unemployment for post-9/11 vets hits record low in April
The unemployment rate for the youngest generation of veterans dipped from 5 percent in March to 3.9 percent last month — the lowest since the federal government started tracking this group in 2008, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.
-
Former Georgia police officer convicted on false Purple Heart claims
A former Georgia police officer has been convicted on six of seven charges related to falsely claiming he received a military Purple Heart.
-
Julia Hamblet, former director of Women Marines, dies at 100 years old
Julia Hamblet was the longest serving director of the women’s branch of the Marine Corps.
-
Iraq War vet aims to spread word about Agent Orange from horseback
The two things Colt Romberger and his father had most in common, the ones that made them best friends as well as father and son, were a deep affection for horses and an equally deep pride in having served their country in times of war.
-
Marines trained to use 3-D printers at Camp Lejeune
The Marine Corps is offering 3-D printer training to all military occupation specialties.
