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More veterans join Trump’s advisory team on defense
One veteran recommended increasing the size of the U.S. military.
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Hundreds of mourners answer the call to attend funeral for homeless veteran
They had never met Stephen Carl Reiman, but hundreds of people packed a Wyoming chapel on Tuesday to mourn the homeless U.S. Navy veteran who died where he was a stranger.
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Veteran, 95, on his WWII service: ‘Somebody up above was watching out for me’
He recalls Gen. Dwight Eisenhower and British Army Commander Bernard Montgomery visiting his camp to see if troops were prepared for their first round of combat.
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Report: VA home loan use tripled after the mortgage crisis
Researchers say those numbers show the quiet importance of the VA program, a benefit used by millions of veterans but often getting less attention than initiatives like health care coverage and education stipends.
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25 years on, why it’s time for a national Desert Storm memorial
Many already have forgotten this chapter in U.S. military history, as well as those who wrote it
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Navy warship named for 1st black Marine Corps aviator
A U.S. Navy destroyer warship has been named in honor of a Topeka three-star general who became the first black aviator, first black general and first black base commander in the Marine Corps.
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Ohio Marine paralyzed in 2005 blast dies after defying odds
Marine Sgt. Shurvon Phillip defied the odds for 11 years.
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Son reflects on dad’s story depicted in ‘Hacksaw Ridge’
Mel Gibson’s new film “Hacksaw Ridge” tells the story of a World War II soldier, Desmond Doss, who received the Medal of Honor for single-handedly rescuing 75 wounded soldiers.
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Green Berets tackle new mission: opening a distillery
A team of former Green Berets who served around the globe are on a new mission.
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These stories from the Vietnam War will break your heart
Excerpts from “Dreams Unfulfilled,” stories of the men and women on the Vietnam Wall.
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More veterans join Trump’s advisory team on defense
One veteran recommended increasing the size of the U.S. military.
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Hundreds of mourners answer the call to attend funeral for homeless veteran
They had never met Stephen Carl Reiman, but hundreds of people packed a Wyoming chapel on Tuesday to mourn the homeless U.S. Navy veteran who died where he was a stranger.
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Veteran, 95, on his WWII service: ‘Somebody up above was watching out for me’
He recalls Gen. Dwight Eisenhower and British Army Commander Bernard Montgomery visiting his camp to see if troops were prepared for their first round of combat.
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Report: VA home loan use tripled after the mortgage crisis
Researchers say those numbers show the quiet importance of the VA program, a benefit used by millions of veterans but often getting less attention than initiatives like health care coverage and education stipends.
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25 years on, why it’s time for a national Desert Storm memorial
Many already have forgotten this chapter in U.S. military history, as well as those who wrote it
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Navy warship named for 1st black Marine Corps aviator
A U.S. Navy destroyer warship has been named in honor of a Topeka three-star general who became the first black aviator, first black general and first black base commander in the Marine Corps.
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Ohio Marine paralyzed in 2005 blast dies after defying odds
Marine Sgt. Shurvon Phillip defied the odds for 11 years.
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Son reflects on dad’s story depicted in ‘Hacksaw Ridge’
Mel Gibson’s new film “Hacksaw Ridge” tells the story of a World War II soldier, Desmond Doss, who received the Medal of Honor for single-handedly rescuing 75 wounded soldiers.
-
Green Berets tackle new mission: opening a distillery
A team of former Green Berets who served around the globe are on a new mission.
-
These stories from the Vietnam War will break your heart
Excerpts from “Dreams Unfulfilled,” stories of the men and women on the Vietnam Wall.
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More veterans join Trump’s advisory team on defense
One veteran recommended increasing the size of the U.S. military.
-
Hundreds of mourners answer the call to attend funeral for homeless veteran
They had never met Stephen Carl Reiman, but hundreds of people packed a Wyoming chapel on Tuesday to mourn the homeless U.S. Navy veteran who died where he was a stranger.
-
Veteran, 95, on his WWII service: ‘Somebody up above was watching out for me’
He recalls Gen. Dwight Eisenhower and British Army Commander Bernard Montgomery visiting his camp to see if troops were prepared for their first round of combat.
-
Report: VA home loan use tripled after the mortgage crisis
Researchers say those numbers show the quiet importance of the VA program, a benefit used by millions of veterans but often getting less attention than initiatives like health care coverage and education stipends.
-
25 years on, why it’s time for a national Desert Storm memorial
Many already have forgotten this chapter in U.S. military history, as well as those who wrote it
-
Navy warship named for 1st black Marine Corps aviator
A U.S. Navy destroyer warship has been named in honor of a Topeka three-star general who became the first black aviator, first black general and first black base commander in the Marine Corps.
-
Ohio Marine paralyzed in 2005 blast dies after defying odds
Marine Sgt. Shurvon Phillip defied the odds for 11 years.
-
Son reflects on dad’s story depicted in ‘Hacksaw Ridge’
Mel Gibson’s new film “Hacksaw Ridge” tells the story of a World War II soldier, Desmond Doss, who received the Medal of Honor for single-handedly rescuing 75 wounded soldiers.
-
Green Berets tackle new mission: opening a distillery
A team of former Green Berets who served around the globe are on a new mission.
-
These stories from the Vietnam War will break your heart
Excerpts from “Dreams Unfulfilled,” stories of the men and women on the Vietnam Wall.
