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WWI centenary to be marked in London and Paris, not Berlin
German Chancellor Angela Merkel will mark the 100th anniversary of the end of World War I on French soil, and German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier will be in London for a ceremony in Westminster Abbey with Queen Elizabeth II.
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NFL honoring military service with November campaign
The NFL began its “Salute to Service ” campaign to honor the nation’s military, veterans and their families by pledging to donate up $5 to its nonprofit partners for every use of the hashtag Salute To Service through Nov. 19.
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California road to honor Marine icon R. Lee Ermey, play ‘The Marines’ Hymn’
The seven-mile stretch of road will play “The Marines’ Hymn” when cars drive over it.
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Trump extends Veterans Day celebrations through all of November
President Donald Trump issued a proclamation Wednesday to proclaim November 2018 as National Veterans and Military Families Month.
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Veteran pilot reunited with vintage World War II bomber
Former U.S. Army Air Force Capt. Ralph Miller received a birthday gift about a month early this year.
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9 tips on obtaining missing military records (and awards) for you or a loved one
Family members who want to learn more about their relative’s service, even those in service themselves, may have limited knowledge when it comes to navigating an archive process that, with a bit of persistence, can provide more than just a few dates and places.
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Veterans Day: History of a symbol
It is perhaps the most famous poem to come out of the Great War. “In Flanders Field” was written in 20 minutes — just 15 lines in all — but it spoke volumes about those who lost their lives during the First World War on a field near Ypres, Belgium, in May 1915.
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Why this new veterans museum is like no other
Retired Army Lt. Gen. Michael Ferriter says the new National Veterans Memorial and Museum, which opens Nov. 3, tells the stories of those who serve.
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Watch the 2018 American Veterans Center’s 21st Annual Veterans Conference
Watch the conference stream at this link.
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World War II soldier buried in Kansas 74 years after death
A Kansas soldier who was killed in World War II has been laid to rest at Fort Scott National Cemetery, 74 years after his death.
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WWI centenary to be marked in London and Paris, not Berlin
German Chancellor Angela Merkel will mark the 100th anniversary of the end of World War I on French soil, and German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier will be in London for a ceremony in Westminster Abbey with Queen Elizabeth II.
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NFL honoring military service with November campaign
The NFL began its “Salute to Service ” campaign to honor the nation’s military, veterans and their families by pledging to donate up $5 to its nonprofit partners for every use of the hashtag Salute To Service through Nov. 19.
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California road to honor Marine icon R. Lee Ermey, play ‘The Marines’ Hymn’
The seven-mile stretch of road will play “The Marines’ Hymn” when cars drive over it.
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Trump extends Veterans Day celebrations through all of November
President Donald Trump issued a proclamation Wednesday to proclaim November 2018 as National Veterans and Military Families Month.
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Veteran pilot reunited with vintage World War II bomber
Former U.S. Army Air Force Capt. Ralph Miller received a birthday gift about a month early this year.
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9 tips on obtaining missing military records (and awards) for you or a loved one
Family members who want to learn more about their relative’s service, even those in service themselves, may have limited knowledge when it comes to navigating an archive process that, with a bit of persistence, can provide more than just a few dates and places.
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Veterans Day: History of a symbol
It is perhaps the most famous poem to come out of the Great War. “In Flanders Field” was written in 20 minutes — just 15 lines in all — but it spoke volumes about those who lost their lives during the First World War on a field near Ypres, Belgium, in May 1915.
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Why this new veterans museum is like no other
Retired Army Lt. Gen. Michael Ferriter says the new National Veterans Memorial and Museum, which opens Nov. 3, tells the stories of those who serve.
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Watch the 2018 American Veterans Center’s 21st Annual Veterans Conference
Watch the conference stream at this link.
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World War II soldier buried in Kansas 74 years after death
A Kansas soldier who was killed in World War II has been laid to rest at Fort Scott National Cemetery, 74 years after his death.
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WWI centenary to be marked in London and Paris, not Berlin
German Chancellor Angela Merkel will mark the 100th anniversary of the end of World War I on French soil, and German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier will be in London for a ceremony in Westminster Abbey with Queen Elizabeth II.
-
NFL honoring military service with November campaign
The NFL began its “Salute to Service ” campaign to honor the nation’s military, veterans and their families by pledging to donate up $5 to its nonprofit partners for every use of the hashtag Salute To Service through Nov. 19.
-
California road to honor Marine icon R. Lee Ermey, play ‘The Marines’ Hymn’
The seven-mile stretch of road will play “The Marines’ Hymn” when cars drive over it.
-
Trump extends Veterans Day celebrations through all of November
President Donald Trump issued a proclamation Wednesday to proclaim November 2018 as National Veterans and Military Families Month.
-
Veteran pilot reunited with vintage World War II bomber
Former U.S. Army Air Force Capt. Ralph Miller received a birthday gift about a month early this year.
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9 tips on obtaining missing military records (and awards) for you or a loved one
Family members who want to learn more about their relative’s service, even those in service themselves, may have limited knowledge when it comes to navigating an archive process that, with a bit of persistence, can provide more than just a few dates and places.
-
Veterans Day: History of a symbol
It is perhaps the most famous poem to come out of the Great War. “In Flanders Field” was written in 20 minutes — just 15 lines in all — but it spoke volumes about those who lost their lives during the First World War on a field near Ypres, Belgium, in May 1915.
-
Why this new veterans museum is like no other
Retired Army Lt. Gen. Michael Ferriter says the new National Veterans Memorial and Museum, which opens Nov. 3, tells the stories of those who serve.
-
Watch the 2018 American Veterans Center’s 21st Annual Veterans Conference
Watch the conference stream at this link.
-
World War II soldier buried in Kansas 74 years after death
A Kansas soldier who was killed in World War II has been laid to rest at Fort Scott National Cemetery, 74 years after his death.
