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Report: Care options still elusive for wounded vets
More than a third of survey respondents in a new Wounded Warrior Project survey said they had trouble getting mental health appointments in the last year.
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Paris train heroes win big on ‘Millionaire’
The three friends made it to the $500,000 question. Next week, veterans take the stage.
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‘Hacksaw Ridge’ review: Mel Gibson roars back with bruising movie
“Hacksaw Ridge,” the latest contribution to the canon of big World War II films, doesn’t need any redemptive backstory.
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Film ‘Acronym’ looks inside alternative PTSD therapies
The veterans who tell their stories served in major conflicts from World War II to Afghanistan.
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‘Unknowns’ documentary debuts online, on DVD for Veterans Day
Veteran-produced film looks at soldiers who guard America’s sacred shrine
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Report: Civilian hiring managers love veterans, but don’t always understand them
A new survey indicates civilian hiring officials see veterans as valuable recruits still struggle with how to handle their concerns and professional development.
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‘Finish the wall’: How you can help honor Vietnam War’s fallen
Wall of Faces seeks to put a face to the name
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‘6 Certified’: 13 entertainment projects get veteran advocacy group’s seal of approval
‘Sully,’ ‘Luke Cage,’ wounded warrior athletes — see the full list
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Veterans in the Ivy League: Students seek to up their ranks
It’s not easy to find military veterans in undergraduate programs at most Ivy League schools.
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Best for Vets: Colleges 2017 — new rankings of 175 schools
As in years past, competition to make the list was intense, and most colleges that filled out the survey didn’t make the cut.
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Report: Care options still elusive for wounded vets
More than a third of survey respondents in a new Wounded Warrior Project survey said they had trouble getting mental health appointments in the last year.
-
Paris train heroes win big on ‘Millionaire’
The three friends made it to the $500,000 question. Next week, veterans take the stage.
-
‘Hacksaw Ridge’ review: Mel Gibson roars back with bruising movie
“Hacksaw Ridge,” the latest contribution to the canon of big World War II films, doesn’t need any redemptive backstory.
-
Film ‘Acronym’ looks inside alternative PTSD therapies
The veterans who tell their stories served in major conflicts from World War II to Afghanistan.
-
‘Unknowns’ documentary debuts online, on DVD for Veterans Day
Veteran-produced film looks at soldiers who guard America’s sacred shrine
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Report: Civilian hiring managers love veterans, but don’t always understand them
A new survey indicates civilian hiring officials see veterans as valuable recruits still struggle with how to handle their concerns and professional development.
-
‘Finish the wall’: How you can help honor Vietnam War’s fallen
Wall of Faces seeks to put a face to the name
-
‘6 Certified’: 13 entertainment projects get veteran advocacy group’s seal of approval
‘Sully,’ ‘Luke Cage,’ wounded warrior athletes — see the full list
-
Veterans in the Ivy League: Students seek to up their ranks
It’s not easy to find military veterans in undergraduate programs at most Ivy League schools.
-
Best for Vets: Colleges 2017 — new rankings of 175 schools
As in years past, competition to make the list was intense, and most colleges that filled out the survey didn’t make the cut.
-
Report: Care options still elusive for wounded vets
More than a third of survey respondents in a new Wounded Warrior Project survey said they had trouble getting mental health appointments in the last year.
-
Paris train heroes win big on ‘Millionaire’
The three friends made it to the $500,000 question. Next week, veterans take the stage.
-
‘Hacksaw Ridge’ review: Mel Gibson roars back with bruising movie
“Hacksaw Ridge,” the latest contribution to the canon of big World War II films, doesn’t need any redemptive backstory.
-
Film ‘Acronym’ looks inside alternative PTSD therapies
The veterans who tell their stories served in major conflicts from World War II to Afghanistan.
-
‘Unknowns’ documentary debuts online, on DVD for Veterans Day
Veteran-produced film looks at soldiers who guard America’s sacred shrine
-
Report: Civilian hiring managers love veterans, but don’t always understand them
A new survey indicates civilian hiring officials see veterans as valuable recruits still struggle with how to handle their concerns and professional development.
-
‘Finish the wall’: How you can help honor Vietnam War’s fallen
Wall of Faces seeks to put a face to the name
-
‘6 Certified’: 13 entertainment projects get veteran advocacy group’s seal of approval
‘Sully,’ ‘Luke Cage,’ wounded warrior athletes — see the full list
-
Veterans in the Ivy League: Students seek to up their ranks
It’s not easy to find military veterans in undergraduate programs at most Ivy League schools.
-
Best for Vets: Colleges 2017 — new rankings of 175 schools
As in years past, competition to make the list was intense, and most colleges that filled out the survey didn’t make the cut.
