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This Air Force vet is rowing 3,500 miles to support veterans with PTSD
Robert Hamilton Owens, a 71-year-old Air Force veteran, is spending 40 days rowing across the Atlantic.
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Know the difference between Montgomery, post-9/11 GI Bills before 2023
Understanding eligibility requirements for GI Bill benefits can be tricky.
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Lawmakers mull making VA home loans transferable to vets’ families
The move is seen as a way to make up for past racial discrimination in how VA home loans were administered.
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Tyler Perry to direct film on WWII’s only all-Black, all-female unit
The 6888th Battalion was the first all-Black, all female unit in the U.S. military.
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Barriers still prevent women from joining special ops, watchdog says
Inconsistent policies to prevent gender discrimination and sexual harassment are among the barriers to why women make up less than 10% of special ops.
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This new program teaches veterans how to become entrepreneurs
The William & Mary Veteran Entrepreneur Scholars program is taught boot camp style — with the aim of helping veterans start their own businesses.
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Russian shelling targets heart of city of Kherson
Russian military forces have shelled the center of Kherson, the major city in Ukraine that Russian soldiers retreated from last month.
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North Korea fires 2 ballistic missiles capable of reaching Japan
North Korea fired a pair of ballistic missiles on Sunday toward its eastern waters, its first weapons test in a month.
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Lawmakers rush to find an opening for Army star blocked from NFL
Army linebacker Andre Carter II would be required to serve two years active duty before playing pro football under legislation already passed by lawmakers.
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Congress approves construction of 14 more military child care centers
Congress wants to provide more child care for troops, but it will take time.
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This Air Force vet is rowing 3,500 miles to support veterans with PTSD
Robert Hamilton Owens, a 71-year-old Air Force veteran, is spending 40 days rowing across the Atlantic.
-
Know the difference between Montgomery, post-9/11 GI Bills before 2023
Understanding eligibility requirements for GI Bill benefits can be tricky.
-
Lawmakers mull making VA home loans transferable to vets’ families
The move is seen as a way to make up for past racial discrimination in how VA home loans were administered.
-
Tyler Perry to direct film on WWII’s only all-Black, all-female unit
The 6888th Battalion was the first all-Black, all female unit in the U.S. military.
-
Barriers still prevent women from joining special ops, watchdog says
Inconsistent policies to prevent gender discrimination and sexual harassment are among the barriers to why women make up less than 10% of special ops.
-
This new program teaches veterans how to become entrepreneurs
The William & Mary Veteran Entrepreneur Scholars program is taught boot camp style — with the aim of helping veterans start their own businesses.
-
Russian shelling targets heart of city of Kherson
Russian military forces have shelled the center of Kherson, the major city in Ukraine that Russian soldiers retreated from last month.
-
North Korea fires 2 ballistic missiles capable of reaching Japan
North Korea fired a pair of ballistic missiles on Sunday toward its eastern waters, its first weapons test in a month.
-
Lawmakers rush to find an opening for Army star blocked from NFL
Army linebacker Andre Carter II would be required to serve two years active duty before playing pro football under legislation already passed by lawmakers.
-
Congress approves construction of 14 more military child care centers
Congress wants to provide more child care for troops, but it will take time.
-
This Air Force vet is rowing 3,500 miles to support veterans with PTSD
Robert Hamilton Owens, a 71-year-old Air Force veteran, is spending 40 days rowing across the Atlantic.
-
Know the difference between Montgomery, post-9/11 GI Bills before 2023
Understanding eligibility requirements for GI Bill benefits can be tricky.
-
Lawmakers mull making VA home loans transferable to vets’ families
The move is seen as a way to make up for past racial discrimination in how VA home loans were administered.
-
Tyler Perry to direct film on WWII’s only all-Black, all-female unit
The 6888th Battalion was the first all-Black, all female unit in the U.S. military.
-
Barriers still prevent women from joining special ops, watchdog says
Inconsistent policies to prevent gender discrimination and sexual harassment are among the barriers to why women make up less than 10% of special ops.
-
This new program teaches veterans how to become entrepreneurs
The William & Mary Veteran Entrepreneur Scholars program is taught boot camp style — with the aim of helping veterans start their own businesses.
-
Russian shelling targets heart of city of Kherson
Russian military forces have shelled the center of Kherson, the major city in Ukraine that Russian soldiers retreated from last month.
-
North Korea fires 2 ballistic missiles capable of reaching Japan
North Korea fired a pair of ballistic missiles on Sunday toward its eastern waters, its first weapons test in a month.
-
Lawmakers rush to find an opening for Army star blocked from NFL
Army linebacker Andre Carter II would be required to serve two years active duty before playing pro football under legislation already passed by lawmakers.
-
Congress approves construction of 14 more military child care centers
Congress wants to provide more child care for troops, but it will take time.
