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Photos showing patients being ignored at North Carolina VA cause uproar
A former Marine and his wife say the scene inside a Veterans Administration hospital in Durham, North Carolina, was so shocking that they felt compelled to take pictures and post them to Facebook.
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‘People’s Court’ Judge and World War II veteran Joseph Wapner dies at 97
‘People’s Court’ Judge and World War II veteran Joseph Wapner dies at 97
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Today in history: After 6 days, the First Battle of Dalton ends
Also today, the Battle of the Java Sea begins, which will eventually lead to the loss of 13 Dutch, American, British and Australian warships against two Japanese.
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Study: Vets do better in college than comparable civilians
Student veterans using the Post-9/11 GI Bill are mostly pursuing bachelor’s or graduate degrees, attending public or private schools rather than for-profit institutions, and studying disciplines such as business, healthcare and STEM, a new study from Student Veterans of America found.
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Today in history: An overlooked victory of the American Revolution
Also today, U.S. Marines and Army of the Republic of Vietnam troops drive out or kill the last North Vietnamese and Viet Cong to secure the city of Hue.
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The Air Force wants to spend $250 million on re-up bonuses. Do you qualify?
The number of career fields eligible for selective re-enlistment bonuses is dropping by nearly one-third in 2017.
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PME requirements left 9,300 ineligible for promotion, re-enlistment
About 9,300 airmen were ineligible to re-enlist or be considered for promotion after missing a Jan. 1 deadline to finish their professional military education distance learning.
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Today in history: Marines raise the U.S. flag atop Mount Suribachi
Also today, Brig. Gen. Zachary Taylor proves too rough and ready to beat at Buena Vista.
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Today in history: Union forces secure the last major operating Confederate seaport
Also today, Roosevelt orders Gen. Douglas MacArthur to leave the Philippines.
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Airman sentenced to life without parole for murder of pregnant fiancee
An airman convicted of the premeditated murder of his pregnant fiancee will serve a life sentence without the possibility of parole.
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Photos showing patients being ignored at North Carolina VA cause uproar
A former Marine and his wife say the scene inside a Veterans Administration hospital in Durham, North Carolina, was so shocking that they felt compelled to take pictures and post them to Facebook.
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‘People’s Court’ Judge and World War II veteran Joseph Wapner dies at 97
‘People’s Court’ Judge and World War II veteran Joseph Wapner dies at 97
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Today in history: After 6 days, the First Battle of Dalton ends
Also today, the Battle of the Java Sea begins, which will eventually lead to the loss of 13 Dutch, American, British and Australian warships against two Japanese.
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Study: Vets do better in college than comparable civilians
Student veterans using the Post-9/11 GI Bill are mostly pursuing bachelor’s or graduate degrees, attending public or private schools rather than for-profit institutions, and studying disciplines such as business, healthcare and STEM, a new study from Student Veterans of America found.
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Today in history: An overlooked victory of the American Revolution
Also today, U.S. Marines and Army of the Republic of Vietnam troops drive out or kill the last North Vietnamese and Viet Cong to secure the city of Hue.
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The Air Force wants to spend $250 million on re-up bonuses. Do you qualify?
The number of career fields eligible for selective re-enlistment bonuses is dropping by nearly one-third in 2017.
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PME requirements left 9,300 ineligible for promotion, re-enlistment
About 9,300 airmen were ineligible to re-enlist or be considered for promotion after missing a Jan. 1 deadline to finish their professional military education distance learning.
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Today in history: Marines raise the U.S. flag atop Mount Suribachi
Also today, Brig. Gen. Zachary Taylor proves too rough and ready to beat at Buena Vista.
-
Today in history: Union forces secure the last major operating Confederate seaport
Also today, Roosevelt orders Gen. Douglas MacArthur to leave the Philippines.
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Airman sentenced to life without parole for murder of pregnant fiancee
An airman convicted of the premeditated murder of his pregnant fiancee will serve a life sentence without the possibility of parole.
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Photos showing patients being ignored at North Carolina VA cause uproar
A former Marine and his wife say the scene inside a Veterans Administration hospital in Durham, North Carolina, was so shocking that they felt compelled to take pictures and post them to Facebook.
-
‘People’s Court’ Judge and World War II veteran Joseph Wapner dies at 97
‘People’s Court’ Judge and World War II veteran Joseph Wapner dies at 97
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Today in history: After 6 days, the First Battle of Dalton ends
Also today, the Battle of the Java Sea begins, which will eventually lead to the loss of 13 Dutch, American, British and Australian warships against two Japanese.
-
Study: Vets do better in college than comparable civilians
Student veterans using the Post-9/11 GI Bill are mostly pursuing bachelor’s or graduate degrees, attending public or private schools rather than for-profit institutions, and studying disciplines such as business, healthcare and STEM, a new study from Student Veterans of America found.
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Today in history: An overlooked victory of the American Revolution
Also today, U.S. Marines and Army of the Republic of Vietnam troops drive out or kill the last North Vietnamese and Viet Cong to secure the city of Hue.
-
The Air Force wants to spend $250 million on re-up bonuses. Do you qualify?
The number of career fields eligible for selective re-enlistment bonuses is dropping by nearly one-third in 2017.
-
PME requirements left 9,300 ineligible for promotion, re-enlistment
About 9,300 airmen were ineligible to re-enlist or be considered for promotion after missing a Jan. 1 deadline to finish their professional military education distance learning.
-
Today in history: Marines raise the U.S. flag atop Mount Suribachi
Also today, Brig. Gen. Zachary Taylor proves too rough and ready to beat at Buena Vista.
-
Today in history: Union forces secure the last major operating Confederate seaport
Also today, Roosevelt orders Gen. Douglas MacArthur to leave the Philippines.
-
Airman sentenced to life without parole for murder of pregnant fiancee
An airman convicted of the premeditated murder of his pregnant fiancee will serve a life sentence without the possibility of parole.
