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104-year-old Air Force veteran reflects on his life and career
Retired U.S. Air Force Col. Oliver Cellini is a slight, sinewy man and genuine flirt who considers it remiss of a gentleman not to walk a lady to her car — even if that journey, for him, requires careful steps and a cane.
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Veteran threatened with deportation seeks pardon for crime
The Illinois Prisoner Review Board is being asked to intervene on behalf of an Army veteran with a green card who faces deportation because of a 2008 drug conviction.
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Army to build new military transition center in San Antonio
San Antonio has been selected by the Army as the location of its new military transition center.
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Retired Green Beret to walk Appalachian Trail to raise awareness
The former Green Beret from Special Forces is donating 100 percent of profits he receives to the Special Operations Warrior Foundation.
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Post-9/11 vet unemployment up in March
After a significant dip in February, the unemployment rate for post-9/11 veterans ticked up again in March.
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Soldier who lost all limbs in explosion expecting 2nd child
A soldier from Maine who lost all four limbs during an explosion in Afghanistan and went on to start a foundation to help veterans has an announcement: He and his wife are expecting another child.
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Trump welcomes wounded veterans to White House
President Trump is thanking wounded veterans and soldiers for their service as he welcomes them to the White House.
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10 schools top new ranking of best cybersecurity programs
UNO is one of 10 universities listed in our new ranking of the best college cybersecurity programs, coming in second behind Syracuse University.
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Korean War MIA buried in Massachusetts hometown
An Army medic from Massachusetts who was reported missing in action during the Korean War in 1950 will never be lost again.
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Maine governor vetoes veterans ID bill, urges state to comply with federal standards
Republican Gov. Paul LePage has vetoed a bill to help veterans access health care by issuing passport cards.
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104-year-old Air Force veteran reflects on his life and career
Retired U.S. Air Force Col. Oliver Cellini is a slight, sinewy man and genuine flirt who considers it remiss of a gentleman not to walk a lady to her car — even if that journey, for him, requires careful steps and a cane.
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Veteran threatened with deportation seeks pardon for crime
The Illinois Prisoner Review Board is being asked to intervene on behalf of an Army veteran with a green card who faces deportation because of a 2008 drug conviction.
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Army to build new military transition center in San Antonio
San Antonio has been selected by the Army as the location of its new military transition center.
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Retired Green Beret to walk Appalachian Trail to raise awareness
The former Green Beret from Special Forces is donating 100 percent of profits he receives to the Special Operations Warrior Foundation.
-
Post-9/11 vet unemployment up in March
After a significant dip in February, the unemployment rate for post-9/11 veterans ticked up again in March.
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Soldier who lost all limbs in explosion expecting 2nd child
A soldier from Maine who lost all four limbs during an explosion in Afghanistan and went on to start a foundation to help veterans has an announcement: He and his wife are expecting another child.
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Trump welcomes wounded veterans to White House
President Trump is thanking wounded veterans and soldiers for their service as he welcomes them to the White House.
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10 schools top new ranking of best cybersecurity programs
UNO is one of 10 universities listed in our new ranking of the best college cybersecurity programs, coming in second behind Syracuse University.
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Korean War MIA buried in Massachusetts hometown
An Army medic from Massachusetts who was reported missing in action during the Korean War in 1950 will never be lost again.
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Maine governor vetoes veterans ID bill, urges state to comply with federal standards
Republican Gov. Paul LePage has vetoed a bill to help veterans access health care by issuing passport cards.
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104-year-old Air Force veteran reflects on his life and career
Retired U.S. Air Force Col. Oliver Cellini is a slight, sinewy man and genuine flirt who considers it remiss of a gentleman not to walk a lady to her car — even if that journey, for him, requires careful steps and a cane.
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Veteran threatened with deportation seeks pardon for crime
The Illinois Prisoner Review Board is being asked to intervene on behalf of an Army veteran with a green card who faces deportation because of a 2008 drug conviction.
-
Army to build new military transition center in San Antonio
San Antonio has been selected by the Army as the location of its new military transition center.
-
Retired Green Beret to walk Appalachian Trail to raise awareness
The former Green Beret from Special Forces is donating 100 percent of profits he receives to the Special Operations Warrior Foundation.
-
Post-9/11 vet unemployment up in March
After a significant dip in February, the unemployment rate for post-9/11 veterans ticked up again in March.
-
Soldier who lost all limbs in explosion expecting 2nd child
A soldier from Maine who lost all four limbs during an explosion in Afghanistan and went on to start a foundation to help veterans has an announcement: He and his wife are expecting another child.
-
Trump welcomes wounded veterans to White House
President Trump is thanking wounded veterans and soldiers for their service as he welcomes them to the White House.
-
10 schools top new ranking of best cybersecurity programs
UNO is one of 10 universities listed in our new ranking of the best college cybersecurity programs, coming in second behind Syracuse University.
-
Korean War MIA buried in Massachusetts hometown
An Army medic from Massachusetts who was reported missing in action during the Korean War in 1950 will never be lost again.
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Maine governor vetoes veterans ID bill, urges state to comply with federal standards
Republican Gov. Paul LePage has vetoed a bill to help veterans access health care by issuing passport cards.
