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Retired running back Glen Coffee eyes a return to the NFL after serving in the Army for four years
Thanks to his Army Ranger training and conditioning, his agent said Coffee is ‘in great shape’ and looking forward to playing again.
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Arkansas US National Cemetery looks to improve regulations
The new U.S. National Cemetery in Fort Smith director commands respect for the nation’s veterans and their families.
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Official: VA sees curbing veteran suicides as top priority
Curbing suicide among military veterans and boosting access to mental health care are among the top priorities of the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs, Deputy Secretary Scott Blackburn said Friday.
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Brown University looks to military bases for potential students
Brown University says it has signed a memorandum with the Defense Department so it can talk to service members at military bases about attending the university.
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Former soldier walks across US to raise awareness of veteran suicides
A former soldier on Wednesday completed a 2,200-mile walk across the United States to draw attention to suicides among military veterans.
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Troops, veterans and wounded warriors show strength and courage at Boston Marathon
Amid the tens of thousands of participants in this year’s Boston Marathon, these heroes stand out.
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Michigan veteran’s dogs pardoned from death row
A U.S. Army veteran’s three dogs who were accused of killing a farmer’s goats and cat in Michigan have been pardoned from euthanization.
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USS Arizona survivor rejoins shipmates, interred aboard ship
One of the last surviving veterans of the sinking of the USS Arizona during the attack on Pearl Harbor has been reunited with his fallen shipmates.
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Veterans with PTSD are suing the Army to have their discharges upgraded
Two former soldiers who have been diagnosed with PTSD have filed a federal class-action lawsuit to have their general discharges upgraded, according to a complaint filed Monday in Connecticut.
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Army veteran announces congressional bid
Army veteran Dan Helmer, who served deployments to Iraq and Afghanistan, has announced he plans to run for a seat in Congress representing Virginia.
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Retired running back Glen Coffee eyes a return to the NFL after serving in the Army for four years
Thanks to his Army Ranger training and conditioning, his agent said Coffee is ‘in great shape’ and looking forward to playing again.
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Arkansas US National Cemetery looks to improve regulations
The new U.S. National Cemetery in Fort Smith director commands respect for the nation’s veterans and their families.
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Official: VA sees curbing veteran suicides as top priority
Curbing suicide among military veterans and boosting access to mental health care are among the top priorities of the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs, Deputy Secretary Scott Blackburn said Friday.
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Brown University looks to military bases for potential students
Brown University says it has signed a memorandum with the Defense Department so it can talk to service members at military bases about attending the university.
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Former soldier walks across US to raise awareness of veteran suicides
A former soldier on Wednesday completed a 2,200-mile walk across the United States to draw attention to suicides among military veterans.
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Troops, veterans and wounded warriors show strength and courage at Boston Marathon
Amid the tens of thousands of participants in this year’s Boston Marathon, these heroes stand out.
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Michigan veteran’s dogs pardoned from death row
A U.S. Army veteran’s three dogs who were accused of killing a farmer’s goats and cat in Michigan have been pardoned from euthanization.
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USS Arizona survivor rejoins shipmates, interred aboard ship
One of the last surviving veterans of the sinking of the USS Arizona during the attack on Pearl Harbor has been reunited with his fallen shipmates.
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Veterans with PTSD are suing the Army to have their discharges upgraded
Two former soldiers who have been diagnosed with PTSD have filed a federal class-action lawsuit to have their general discharges upgraded, according to a complaint filed Monday in Connecticut.
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Army veteran announces congressional bid
Army veteran Dan Helmer, who served deployments to Iraq and Afghanistan, has announced he plans to run for a seat in Congress representing Virginia.
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Retired running back Glen Coffee eyes a return to the NFL after serving in the Army for four years
Thanks to his Army Ranger training and conditioning, his agent said Coffee is ‘in great shape’ and looking forward to playing again.
-
Arkansas US National Cemetery looks to improve regulations
The new U.S. National Cemetery in Fort Smith director commands respect for the nation’s veterans and their families.
-
Official: VA sees curbing veteran suicides as top priority
Curbing suicide among military veterans and boosting access to mental health care are among the top priorities of the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs, Deputy Secretary Scott Blackburn said Friday.
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Brown University looks to military bases for potential students
Brown University says it has signed a memorandum with the Defense Department so it can talk to service members at military bases about attending the university.
-
Former soldier walks across US to raise awareness of veteran suicides
A former soldier on Wednesday completed a 2,200-mile walk across the United States to draw attention to suicides among military veterans.
-
Troops, veterans and wounded warriors show strength and courage at Boston Marathon
Amid the tens of thousands of participants in this year’s Boston Marathon, these heroes stand out.
-
Michigan veteran’s dogs pardoned from death row
A U.S. Army veteran’s three dogs who were accused of killing a farmer’s goats and cat in Michigan have been pardoned from euthanization.
-
USS Arizona survivor rejoins shipmates, interred aboard ship
One of the last surviving veterans of the sinking of the USS Arizona during the attack on Pearl Harbor has been reunited with his fallen shipmates.
-
Veterans with PTSD are suing the Army to have their discharges upgraded
Two former soldiers who have been diagnosed with PTSD have filed a federal class-action lawsuit to have their general discharges upgraded, according to a complaint filed Monday in Connecticut.
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Army veteran announces congressional bid
Army veteran Dan Helmer, who served deployments to Iraq and Afghanistan, has announced he plans to run for a seat in Congress representing Virginia.
