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Hilton announces plan to hire 20,000 veterans and family members by 2020
Hilton Hotels & Resorts unveiled the new plan after completing its 2013 goal of hiring 10,000 veterans.
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Montana non-profit is helping injured veterans recover through fly fishing
Fly fishing is a low impact physical activity and helps rehabilitate vets because it is calming and repetitive.
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Arkansas US National Cemetery looks to improve regulations
The new U.S. National Cemetery in Fort Smith director commands respect for the nation’s veterans and their families.
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Official: VA sees curbing veteran suicides as top priority
Curbing suicide among military veterans and boosting access to mental health care are among the top priorities of the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs, Deputy Secretary Scott Blackburn said Friday.
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Brown University looks to military bases for potential students
Brown University says it has signed a memorandum with the Defense Department so it can talk to service members at military bases about attending the university.
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Former soldier walks across US to raise awareness of veteran suicides
A former soldier on Wednesday completed a 2,200-mile walk across the United States to draw attention to suicides among military veterans.
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Troops, veterans and wounded warriors show strength and courage at Boston Marathon
Amid the tens of thousands of participants in this year’s Boston Marathon, these heroes stand out.
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USS Arizona survivor rejoins shipmates, interred aboard ship
One of the last surviving veterans of the sinking of the USS Arizona during the attack on Pearl Harbor has been reunited with his fallen shipmates.
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VA tests partnership with CVS to reduce veterans’ wait times
Some ailing veterans can now use their federal health care benefits at CVS “MinuteClinics” to treat minor illnesses and injuries, under a pilot program announced Tuesday by the Department of Veterans Affairs.
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104-year-old Air Force veteran reflects on his life and career
Retired U.S. Air Force Col. Oliver Cellini is a slight, sinewy man and genuine flirt who considers it remiss of a gentleman not to walk a lady to her car — even if that journey, for him, requires careful steps and a cane.
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Hilton announces plan to hire 20,000 veterans and family members by 2020
Hilton Hotels & Resorts unveiled the new plan after completing its 2013 goal of hiring 10,000 veterans.
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Montana non-profit is helping injured veterans recover through fly fishing
Fly fishing is a low impact physical activity and helps rehabilitate vets because it is calming and repetitive.
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Arkansas US National Cemetery looks to improve regulations
The new U.S. National Cemetery in Fort Smith director commands respect for the nation’s veterans and their families.
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Official: VA sees curbing veteran suicides as top priority
Curbing suicide among military veterans and boosting access to mental health care are among the top priorities of the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs, Deputy Secretary Scott Blackburn said Friday.
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Brown University looks to military bases for potential students
Brown University says it has signed a memorandum with the Defense Department so it can talk to service members at military bases about attending the university.
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Former soldier walks across US to raise awareness of veteran suicides
A former soldier on Wednesday completed a 2,200-mile walk across the United States to draw attention to suicides among military veterans.
-
Troops, veterans and wounded warriors show strength and courage at Boston Marathon
Amid the tens of thousands of participants in this year’s Boston Marathon, these heroes stand out.
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USS Arizona survivor rejoins shipmates, interred aboard ship
One of the last surviving veterans of the sinking of the USS Arizona during the attack on Pearl Harbor has been reunited with his fallen shipmates.
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VA tests partnership with CVS to reduce veterans’ wait times
Some ailing veterans can now use their federal health care benefits at CVS “MinuteClinics” to treat minor illnesses and injuries, under a pilot program announced Tuesday by the Department of Veterans Affairs.
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104-year-old Air Force veteran reflects on his life and career
Retired U.S. Air Force Col. Oliver Cellini is a slight, sinewy man and genuine flirt who considers it remiss of a gentleman not to walk a lady to her car — even if that journey, for him, requires careful steps and a cane.
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Hilton announces plan to hire 20,000 veterans and family members by 2020
Hilton Hotels & Resorts unveiled the new plan after completing its 2013 goal of hiring 10,000 veterans.
-
Montana non-profit is helping injured veterans recover through fly fishing
Fly fishing is a low impact physical activity and helps rehabilitate vets because it is calming and repetitive.
-
Arkansas US National Cemetery looks to improve regulations
The new U.S. National Cemetery in Fort Smith director commands respect for the nation’s veterans and their families.
-
Official: VA sees curbing veteran suicides as top priority
Curbing suicide among military veterans and boosting access to mental health care are among the top priorities of the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs, Deputy Secretary Scott Blackburn said Friday.
-
Brown University looks to military bases for potential students
Brown University says it has signed a memorandum with the Defense Department so it can talk to service members at military bases about attending the university.
-
Former soldier walks across US to raise awareness of veteran suicides
A former soldier on Wednesday completed a 2,200-mile walk across the United States to draw attention to suicides among military veterans.
-
Troops, veterans and wounded warriors show strength and courage at Boston Marathon
Amid the tens of thousands of participants in this year’s Boston Marathon, these heroes stand out.
-
USS Arizona survivor rejoins shipmates, interred aboard ship
One of the last surviving veterans of the sinking of the USS Arizona during the attack on Pearl Harbor has been reunited with his fallen shipmates.
-
VA tests partnership with CVS to reduce veterans’ wait times
Some ailing veterans can now use their federal health care benefits at CVS “MinuteClinics” to treat minor illnesses and injuries, under a pilot program announced Tuesday by the Department of Veterans Affairs.
-
104-year-old Air Force veteran reflects on his life and career
Retired U.S. Air Force Col. Oliver Cellini is a slight, sinewy man and genuine flirt who considers it remiss of a gentleman not to walk a lady to her car — even if that journey, for him, requires careful steps and a cane.
