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5 deals for troops, veterans that didn’t end on Veterans Day
From hotels to hardware, how you can save year-round.
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Veterans Day marked with parades, somber ceremonies
Americans honored their military veterans Saturday with a parade in the wintry cold of New York City, where one World War II vet thanked onlookers for remembering, and in a somber ceremony in a Texas community bloodied by a church massacre where almost half of those killed had ties to the U.S. Air Force.
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Commentary: Thank vets for their service, but don’t stop there
A Florida lawmaker on the need for action, not just appreciation.
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Commentary: Work continues in Congress to secure proper care for veterans
The vice chairman of the House Veterans Affairs Committee on the legislative way forward for veterans and the VA.
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Nov. 11, 1918: Wasted Lives on Armistice Day
An essay from HistoryNet on the execution of the World War I armistice … and how thousands on both sides may have died needlessly.
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Why you’ll see poppies on this (and every) Memorial Day
You’ve read the poem. Now read about the author who treated the wounded, and tended to the dying, in Flanders Field during World War I.
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The legacy of the Wall after 35 years: New memorials for veterans
Jan Scruggs led efforts to build The Wall. Now he has a mission to honor today’s veterans.
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Iowa museum that commemorates blacks in military may close
A museum that commemorates the location where the U.S. Army first trained black officers and women in Des Moines is financially struggling and could close if it doesn’t find additional support.
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5 deals for troops, veterans that didn’t end on Veterans Day
From hotels to hardware, how you can save year-round.
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US soldier dies in non-combat incident in Iraq
The incident is under investigation.
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Veterans Day marked with parades, somber ceremonies
Americans honored their military veterans Saturday with a parade in the wintry cold of New York City, where one World War II vet thanked onlookers for remembering, and in a somber ceremony in a Texas community bloodied by a church massacre where almost half of those killed had ties to the U.S. Air Force.
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14 Veterans Day parades and ceremonies from around the country
Find one near you!
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Commentary: Thank vets for their service, but don’t stop there
A Florida lawmaker on the need for action, not just appreciation.
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Commentary: Work continues in Congress to secure proper care for veterans
The vice chairman of the House Veterans Affairs Committee on the legislative way forward for veterans and the VA.
-
Nov. 11, 1918: Wasted Lives on Armistice Day
An essay from HistoryNet on the execution of the World War I armistice … and how thousands on both sides may have died needlessly.
-
Why you’ll see poppies on this (and every) Memorial Day
You’ve read the poem. Now read about the author who treated the wounded, and tended to the dying, in Flanders Field during World War I.
-
The legacy of the Wall after 35 years: New memorials for veterans
Jan Scruggs led efforts to build The Wall. Now he has a mission to honor today’s veterans.
-
Iowa museum that commemorates blacks in military may close
A museum that commemorates the location where the U.S. Army first trained black officers and women in Des Moines is financially struggling and could close if it doesn’t find additional support.
-
5 deals for troops, veterans that didn’t end on Veterans Day
From hotels to hardware, how you can save year-round.
-
US soldier dies in non-combat incident in Iraq
The incident is under investigation.
-
Veterans Day marked with parades, somber ceremonies
Americans honored their military veterans Saturday with a parade in the wintry cold of New York City, where one World War II vet thanked onlookers for remembering, and in a somber ceremony in a Texas community bloodied by a church massacre where almost half of those killed had ties to the U.S. Air Force.
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14 Veterans Day parades and ceremonies from around the country
Find one near you!
-
Commentary: Thank vets for their service, but don’t stop there
A Florida lawmaker on the need for action, not just appreciation.
-
Commentary: Work continues in Congress to secure proper care for veterans
The vice chairman of the House Veterans Affairs Committee on the legislative way forward for veterans and the VA.
-
Nov. 11, 1918: Wasted Lives on Armistice Day
An essay from HistoryNet on the execution of the World War I armistice … and how thousands on both sides may have died needlessly.
-
Why you’ll see poppies on this (and every) Memorial Day
You’ve read the poem. Now read about the author who treated the wounded, and tended to the dying, in Flanders Field during World War I.
-
The legacy of the Wall after 35 years: New memorials for veterans
Jan Scruggs led efforts to build The Wall. Now he has a mission to honor today’s veterans.
-
Iowa museum that commemorates blacks in military may close
A museum that commemorates the location where the U.S. Army first trained black officers and women in Des Moines is financially struggling and could close if it doesn’t find additional support.
