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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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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 facts about ‘the true father of the U.S. Navy’
The title “Father of the U.S. Navy” has been bestowed upon President John Adams and John Paul, but one military magazine has honored John Barry with the distinction.
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This general challenged the president and saved American lives
Gen. Creighton Abrams Jr. challenged President Richard Nixon, a move for which men on the ground would forever be grateful.
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‘No Greater Love’ offers chaplain’s view of close-up combat, and its aftermath
The film, already successful on the festival circuit, will have its premiere for the general public over Veterans Day weekend.
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Veterans Month 2017: A special report honoring all who have served
Military Times Veterans Month, a celebration of military service, runs all November long.
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Retired 4-star: Just like Vietnam, we pulled out of Iraq too soon
Gen. Peter Pace reflects in a Q&A.
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Celebrating veteran’s 108th birthday at WW2 museum
The National World War II Museum plans to celebrate a veteran’s 108th birthday this week. The museum says Lawrence Brooks’ birthday is Tuesday, and he’ll be at the museum for cupcakes and a ceremony featuring the Victory Belles close-harmony trio.
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Hundreds of mourners answer the call to attend funeral for homeless veteran
They had never met Stephen Carl Reiman, but hundreds of people packed a Wyoming chapel on Tuesday to mourn the homeless U.S. Navy veteran who died where he was a stranger.
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Veteran, 95, on his WWII service: ‘Somebody up above was watching out for me’
He recalls Gen. Dwight Eisenhower and British Army Commander Bernard Montgomery visiting his camp to see if troops were prepared for their first round of combat.
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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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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 facts about ‘the true father of the U.S. Navy’
The title “Father of the U.S. Navy” has been bestowed upon President John Adams and John Paul, but one military magazine has honored John Barry with the distinction.
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This general challenged the president and saved American lives
Gen. Creighton Abrams Jr. challenged President Richard Nixon, a move for which men on the ground would forever be grateful.
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‘No Greater Love’ offers chaplain’s view of close-up combat, and its aftermath
The film, already successful on the festival circuit, will have its premiere for the general public over Veterans Day weekend.
-
Veterans Month 2017: A special report honoring all who have served
Military Times Veterans Month, a celebration of military service, runs all November long.
-
Retired 4-star: Just like Vietnam, we pulled out of Iraq too soon
Gen. Peter Pace reflects in a Q&A.
-
Celebrating veteran’s 108th birthday at WW2 museum
The National World War II Museum plans to celebrate a veteran’s 108th birthday this week. The museum says Lawrence Brooks’ birthday is Tuesday, and he’ll be at the museum for cupcakes and a ceremony featuring the Victory Belles close-harmony trio.
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Hundreds of mourners answer the call to attend funeral for homeless veteran
They had never met Stephen Carl Reiman, but hundreds of people packed a Wyoming chapel on Tuesday to mourn the homeless U.S. Navy veteran who died where he was a stranger.
-
Veteran, 95, on his WWII service: ‘Somebody up above was watching out for me’
He recalls Gen. Dwight Eisenhower and British Army Commander Bernard Montgomery visiting his camp to see if troops were prepared for their first round of combat.
-
5 deals for troops, veterans that didn’t end on Veterans Day
From hotels to hardware, how you can save year-round.
-
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 facts about ‘the true father of the U.S. Navy’
The title “Father of the U.S. Navy” has been bestowed upon President John Adams and John Paul, but one military magazine has honored John Barry with the distinction.
-
This general challenged the president and saved American lives
Gen. Creighton Abrams Jr. challenged President Richard Nixon, a move for which men on the ground would forever be grateful.
-
‘No Greater Love’ offers chaplain’s view of close-up combat, and its aftermath
The film, already successful on the festival circuit, will have its premiere for the general public over Veterans Day weekend.
-
Veterans Month 2017: A special report honoring all who have served
Military Times Veterans Month, a celebration of military service, runs all November long.
-
Retired 4-star: Just like Vietnam, we pulled out of Iraq too soon
Gen. Peter Pace reflects in a Q&A.
-
Celebrating veteran’s 108th birthday at WW2 museum
The National World War II Museum plans to celebrate a veteran’s 108th birthday this week. The museum says Lawrence Brooks’ birthday is Tuesday, and he’ll be at the museum for cupcakes and a ceremony featuring the Victory Belles close-harmony trio.
-
Hundreds of mourners answer the call to attend funeral for homeless veteran
They had never met Stephen Carl Reiman, but hundreds of people packed a Wyoming chapel on Tuesday to mourn the homeless U.S. Navy veteran who died where he was a stranger.
-
Veteran, 95, on his WWII service: ‘Somebody up above was watching out for me’
He recalls Gen. Dwight Eisenhower and British Army Commander Bernard Montgomery visiting his camp to see if troops were prepared for their first round of combat.
