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Daughter tries to learn more about her WWII veteran dad
Diane Liss spent Memorial Day remembering her father, a decorated World War II veteran. But the La Salle resident still is trying to learn more about the few memories her father shared with her.
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Prince Harry promotes Invictus Games in Canadian interview
Prince Harry says his late mother drew a spotlight to causes and issues that didn’t get attention. Now he’s following in her footsteps as he promotes the Invictus Games for wounded veterans.
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Air Force officer convicted, sentenced to 3 years for rape and other charges
Lt. Col. Humphrey Daniels III was sentenced on Wednesday to three years of confinement and dismissal from the Air Force after a court-martial found him guilty of charges including rape.
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Unemployment for post-9/11 vets back up in May
After a record-low unemployment rate in April, the percentage of unemployed post-9/11 veterans ticked up again in May.
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Fewer students use TA, GI Bill in fiscal 2016
The number of service members using military tuition assistance dropped again in fiscal year 2016, continuing a years-long downward trend, while Post-9/11 GI Bill usage saw a slight decrease, the first since the benefit took effect in 2009, federal data indicate.
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F-35s at Luke Air Force Base grounded after pilots suffered oxygen deprivation
The 56th Fighter Wing at Luke Air Force Base has cancelled local flying operations for its F-35A Lightning II fighters after five incidents in which pilots experienced hypoxia-like symptoms.
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Film spotlights Holocaust survivor’s search for US soldier
It was a simple act of kindness by a complete stranger, but it left a lasting impression on a young Polish boy escaping the horrors of Nazi death camps.
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New Air Force secretary: ‘We are too small for what the nation expects of us’
The Air Force’s new secretary, Heather Wilson, wants to grow the force. But before making any long-term decisions on just how many airmen to add, she wants to have a better idea of what threats the United States is going to face in coming years.
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Daughter tries to learn more about her WWII veteran dad
Diane Liss spent Memorial Day remembering her father, a decorated World War II veteran. But the La Salle resident still is trying to learn more about the few memories her father shared with her.
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Prince Harry promotes Invictus Games in Canadian interview
Prince Harry says his late mother drew a spotlight to causes and issues that didn’t get attention. Now he’s following in her footsteps as he promotes the Invictus Games for wounded veterans.
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Air Force officer convicted, sentenced to 3 years for rape and other charges
Lt. Col. Humphrey Daniels III was sentenced on Wednesday to three years of confinement and dismissal from the Air Force after a court-martial found him guilty of charges including rape.
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Unemployment for post-9/11 vets back up in May
After a record-low unemployment rate in April, the percentage of unemployed post-9/11 veterans ticked up again in May.
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Tuition assistance education guide
Tips and advice on using tuition assistance
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Fewer students use TA, GI Bill in fiscal 2016
The number of service members using military tuition assistance dropped again in fiscal year 2016, continuing a years-long downward trend, while Post-9/11 GI Bill usage saw a slight decrease, the first since the benefit took effect in 2009, federal data indicate.
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Post-9/11 GI Bill education guide
Tips and advice on using your GI Bill benefits
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F-35s at Luke Air Force Base grounded after pilots suffered oxygen deprivation
The 56th Fighter Wing at Luke Air Force Base has cancelled local flying operations for its F-35A Lightning II fighters after five incidents in which pilots experienced hypoxia-like symptoms.
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Film spotlights Holocaust survivor’s search for US soldier
It was a simple act of kindness by a complete stranger, but it left a lasting impression on a young Polish boy escaping the horrors of Nazi death camps.
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New Air Force secretary: ‘We are too small for what the nation expects of us’
The Air Force’s new secretary, Heather Wilson, wants to grow the force. But before making any long-term decisions on just how many airmen to add, she wants to have a better idea of what threats the United States is going to face in coming years.
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Daughter tries to learn more about her WWII veteran dad
Diane Liss spent Memorial Day remembering her father, a decorated World War II veteran. But the La Salle resident still is trying to learn more about the few memories her father shared with her.
-
Prince Harry promotes Invictus Games in Canadian interview
Prince Harry says his late mother drew a spotlight to causes and issues that didn’t get attention. Now he’s following in her footsteps as he promotes the Invictus Games for wounded veterans.
-
Air Force officer convicted, sentenced to 3 years for rape and other charges
Lt. Col. Humphrey Daniels III was sentenced on Wednesday to three years of confinement and dismissal from the Air Force after a court-martial found him guilty of charges including rape.
-
Unemployment for post-9/11 vets back up in May
After a record-low unemployment rate in April, the percentage of unemployed post-9/11 veterans ticked up again in May.
-
Tuition assistance education guide
Tips and advice on using tuition assistance
-
Fewer students use TA, GI Bill in fiscal 2016
The number of service members using military tuition assistance dropped again in fiscal year 2016, continuing a years-long downward trend, while Post-9/11 GI Bill usage saw a slight decrease, the first since the benefit took effect in 2009, federal data indicate.
-
Post-9/11 GI Bill education guide
Tips and advice on using your GI Bill benefits
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F-35s at Luke Air Force Base grounded after pilots suffered oxygen deprivation
The 56th Fighter Wing at Luke Air Force Base has cancelled local flying operations for its F-35A Lightning II fighters after five incidents in which pilots experienced hypoxia-like symptoms.
-
Film spotlights Holocaust survivor’s search for US soldier
It was a simple act of kindness by a complete stranger, but it left a lasting impression on a young Polish boy escaping the horrors of Nazi death camps.
-
New Air Force secretary: ‘We are too small for what the nation expects of us’
The Air Force’s new secretary, Heather Wilson, wants to grow the force. But before making any long-term decisions on just how many airmen to add, she wants to have a better idea of what threats the United States is going to face in coming years.
