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POW/MIA flag to fly at federal sites year round
Previously, the iconic flag was required to be raised only a few times each year.
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Veterans can now access their VA medical records through their iPhones
The VA has partnered with Apple to let veterans access their medical information on their iPhones.
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5 Marines receive Purple Hearts after an October Taliban rocket attack in Afghanistan
Five Marines have received purple hearts for shrapnel injuries they received during a Taliban rocket attack in the early afternoon of Oct. 22.
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Veterans in Connecticut prison getting help from horses
Connecticut prison inmate Daniel Elliot says he didn’t feel comfortable talking about his problems until he met Hank and Sparky — who happen to be horses.
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7 professional athletes who also served in the military
In honor of Veterans Month, these are the stories of seven famous athletes who also hold the title of “veteran.”
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Here are some deals coming your way for Veterans Day
Some deals at on base stores, and outside the gate, as Veterans Day approaches.
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Veterans database launching to link veterans with entertainment industry employers
Vets2Set is designed to link up veterans with producers for advertising and entertainment media through a database the organization operates. Employers enroll in the database to access veterans’ profiles.
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A 94-year-old WWII veteran receives France’s top honor
A 94-year-old World War II veteran from Indiana has received France’s highest military honor for his wartime service.
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Statues lowered into ocean for veterans underwater dive memorial
The memorial, known as the “Circle of Heroes” and touted as the first of its kind by its creators, will feature 24 concrete statues of service members in total to represent the Air Force, the Army, the Navy, the Marines, and the Coast Guard.
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Why leaving the military is harder for female vets
Women veterans face different social expectations, a lack of a peer support, problems finding child care, and are more likely to face financial problems compared to their male counterparts
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POW/MIA flag to fly at federal sites year round
Previously, the iconic flag was required to be raised only a few times each year.
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Veterans can now access their VA medical records through their iPhones
The VA has partnered with Apple to let veterans access their medical information on their iPhones.
-
5 Marines receive Purple Hearts after an October Taliban rocket attack in Afghanistan
Five Marines have received purple hearts for shrapnel injuries they received during a Taliban rocket attack in the early afternoon of Oct. 22.
-
Veterans in Connecticut prison getting help from horses
Connecticut prison inmate Daniel Elliot says he didn’t feel comfortable talking about his problems until he met Hank and Sparky — who happen to be horses.
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7 professional athletes who also served in the military
In honor of Veterans Month, these are the stories of seven famous athletes who also hold the title of “veteran.”
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Here are some deals coming your way for Veterans Day
Some deals at on base stores, and outside the gate, as Veterans Day approaches.
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Veterans database launching to link veterans with entertainment industry employers
Vets2Set is designed to link up veterans with producers for advertising and entertainment media through a database the organization operates. Employers enroll in the database to access veterans’ profiles.
-
A 94-year-old WWII veteran receives France’s top honor
A 94-year-old World War II veteran from Indiana has received France’s highest military honor for his wartime service.
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Statues lowered into ocean for veterans underwater dive memorial
The memorial, known as the “Circle of Heroes” and touted as the first of its kind by its creators, will feature 24 concrete statues of service members in total to represent the Air Force, the Army, the Navy, the Marines, and the Coast Guard.
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Why leaving the military is harder for female vets
Women veterans face different social expectations, a lack of a peer support, problems finding child care, and are more likely to face financial problems compared to their male counterparts
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POW/MIA flag to fly at federal sites year round
Previously, the iconic flag was required to be raised only a few times each year.
-
Veterans can now access their VA medical records through their iPhones
The VA has partnered with Apple to let veterans access their medical information on their iPhones.
-
5 Marines receive Purple Hearts after an October Taliban rocket attack in Afghanistan
Five Marines have received purple hearts for shrapnel injuries they received during a Taliban rocket attack in the early afternoon of Oct. 22.
-
Veterans in Connecticut prison getting help from horses
Connecticut prison inmate Daniel Elliot says he didn’t feel comfortable talking about his problems until he met Hank and Sparky — who happen to be horses.
-
7 professional athletes who also served in the military
In honor of Veterans Month, these are the stories of seven famous athletes who also hold the title of “veteran.”
-
Here are some deals coming your way for Veterans Day
Some deals at on base stores, and outside the gate, as Veterans Day approaches.
-
Veterans database launching to link veterans with entertainment industry employers
Vets2Set is designed to link up veterans with producers for advertising and entertainment media through a database the organization operates. Employers enroll in the database to access veterans’ profiles.
-
A 94-year-old WWII veteran receives France’s top honor
A 94-year-old World War II veteran from Indiana has received France’s highest military honor for his wartime service.
-
Statues lowered into ocean for veterans underwater dive memorial
The memorial, known as the “Circle of Heroes” and touted as the first of its kind by its creators, will feature 24 concrete statues of service members in total to represent the Air Force, the Army, the Navy, the Marines, and the Coast Guard.
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Why leaving the military is harder for female vets
Women veterans face different social expectations, a lack of a peer support, problems finding child care, and are more likely to face financial problems compared to their male counterparts
