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This program helps 1.3 million vets stay connected. The FCC wants to gut it
Low-income former service members seeking access to health care providers or other services could be cut off from a key benefit, according to this FCC commissioner.
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Commentary: Adaptive sports offer path to recovery
The head of the Fisher House Foundation on the importance of competition, teamwork and pride in the healing process.
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Why the US shouldn’t build more foreign bases
If the U.S. continues building foreign bases, American troops will simply be cannon fodder for allies’ security.
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How veterans’ struggles can lead to post-traumatic growth
Two experts on treating post-traumatic stress offer a path that focuses on personal growth.
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Innovation: An enduring need for mobility enterprise
Air Mobility Command’s Phoenix Spark program encourages airmen to share their concerns and offer solutions.
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Opinion: Honor the fallen by saving the living
This veteran is pleading for the help of representatives from all branches of government, doctors, psychiatrists, psychotherapists and other veterans.
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Commentary: Female troops, veterans deserve comprehensive care for infertility issues
VA can do more to help veterans through stressful, sometimes stigma-filled options for reproductive care, an OB-GYN writes.
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Armed Forces Day 2018: A time to reflect on freedom, and those who defend it
Those of us who have worn the uniform understand all too well the struggles and sacrifices that military service requires, and what a great responsibility it is.
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5 reasons Trump scrapping the Iran nuke deal was ‘an incredibly stupid decision’
Responsibility now shifts to the EU, China and Russia to lead and compensate Iran for the adverse effects of Trump’s decision to leave the Iran nuclear deal.
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Commentary: 82nd Airborne’s new policy on memorial honors for troops who die by suicide ‘sends wrong message’
The elite unit leads by example and should reverse the new policy, says the widow of an officer who died by suicide.
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This program helps 1.3 million vets stay connected. The FCC wants to gut it
Low-income former service members seeking access to health care providers or other services could be cut off from a key benefit, according to this FCC commissioner.
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Commentary: Adaptive sports offer path to recovery
The head of the Fisher House Foundation on the importance of competition, teamwork and pride in the healing process.
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Why the US shouldn’t build more foreign bases
If the U.S. continues building foreign bases, American troops will simply be cannon fodder for allies’ security.
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How veterans’ struggles can lead to post-traumatic growth
Two experts on treating post-traumatic stress offer a path that focuses on personal growth.
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Innovation: An enduring need for mobility enterprise
Air Mobility Command’s Phoenix Spark program encourages airmen to share their concerns and offer solutions.
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Opinion: Honor the fallen by saving the living
This veteran is pleading for the help of representatives from all branches of government, doctors, psychiatrists, psychotherapists and other veterans.
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Commentary: Female troops, veterans deserve comprehensive care for infertility issues
VA can do more to help veterans through stressful, sometimes stigma-filled options for reproductive care, an OB-GYN writes.
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Armed Forces Day 2018: A time to reflect on freedom, and those who defend it
Those of us who have worn the uniform understand all too well the struggles and sacrifices that military service requires, and what a great responsibility it is.
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5 reasons Trump scrapping the Iran nuke deal was ‘an incredibly stupid decision’
Responsibility now shifts to the EU, China and Russia to lead and compensate Iran for the adverse effects of Trump’s decision to leave the Iran nuclear deal.
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Commentary: 82nd Airborne’s new policy on memorial honors for troops who die by suicide ‘sends wrong message’
The elite unit leads by example and should reverse the new policy, says the widow of an officer who died by suicide.
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This program helps 1.3 million vets stay connected. The FCC wants to gut it
Low-income former service members seeking access to health care providers or other services could be cut off from a key benefit, according to this FCC commissioner.
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Commentary: Adaptive sports offer path to recovery
The head of the Fisher House Foundation on the importance of competition, teamwork and pride in the healing process.
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Why the US shouldn’t build more foreign bases
If the U.S. continues building foreign bases, American troops will simply be cannon fodder for allies’ security.
-
How veterans’ struggles can lead to post-traumatic growth
Two experts on treating post-traumatic stress offer a path that focuses on personal growth.
-
Innovation: An enduring need for mobility enterprise
Air Mobility Command’s Phoenix Spark program encourages airmen to share their concerns and offer solutions.
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Opinion: Honor the fallen by saving the living
This veteran is pleading for the help of representatives from all branches of government, doctors, psychiatrists, psychotherapists and other veterans.
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Commentary: Female troops, veterans deserve comprehensive care for infertility issues
VA can do more to help veterans through stressful, sometimes stigma-filled options for reproductive care, an OB-GYN writes.
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Armed Forces Day 2018: A time to reflect on freedom, and those who defend it
Those of us who have worn the uniform understand all too well the struggles and sacrifices that military service requires, and what a great responsibility it is.
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5 reasons Trump scrapping the Iran nuke deal was ‘an incredibly stupid decision’
Responsibility now shifts to the EU, China and Russia to lead and compensate Iran for the adverse effects of Trump’s decision to leave the Iran nuclear deal.
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Commentary: 82nd Airborne’s new policy on memorial honors for troops who die by suicide ‘sends wrong message’
The elite unit leads by example and should reverse the new policy, says the widow of an officer who died by suicide.
