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Today in history: After 6 days, the First Battle of Dalton ends
Also today, the Battle of the Java Sea begins, which will eventually lead to the loss of 13 Dutch, American, British and Australian warships against two Japanese.
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Study: Vets do better in college than comparable civilians
Student veterans using the Post-9/11 GI Bill are mostly pursuing bachelor’s or graduate degrees, attending public or private schools rather than for-profit institutions, and studying disciplines such as business, healthcare and STEM, a new study from Student Veterans of America found.
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Today in history: An overlooked victory of the American Revolution
Also today, U.S. Marines and Army of the Republic of Vietnam troops drive out or kill the last North Vietnamese and Viet Cong to secure the city of Hue.
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Today in history: Marines raise the U.S. flag atop Mount Suribachi
Also today, Brig. Gen. Zachary Taylor proves too rough and ready to beat at Buena Vista.
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Today in history: Union forces secure the last major operating Confederate seaport
Also today, Roosevelt orders Gen. Douglas MacArthur to leave the Philippines.
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Remembering Lt. Gen. Hal Moore: Read the moving eulogy delivered by his eldest son
Hal Moore’s life was a love story. Now, love. Love is not the word that comes readily to mind when speaking of a general. Love is not the first word that comes to mind when you think of a soldier, when you think of life in combat.
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Elizabeth Warren on credentialing concerns: ‘I think we can fix this problem’
Given the training and skills service members get on the job, it should be easier for their credentials to transfer to the civilian sector, senators said.
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Deadlines looming for military family scholarships
It’s the scholarship season, and some important scholarship deadlines are looming for military children and spouses.
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WWII Navy vet overcame typhoons and a torpedo to become well-known academic
Carl Lee Davis grew up in a very small rural community in Kentucky, later finding himself on a ship chasing submarines in the Pacific during World War II.
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Vet’s WWII dog tag, found in England, returned to him after 70 years
Raymond Odom’s journey to England began on the Queen Mary in the middle of World War II.
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Today in history: After 6 days, the First Battle of Dalton ends
Also today, the Battle of the Java Sea begins, which will eventually lead to the loss of 13 Dutch, American, British and Australian warships against two Japanese.
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Study: Vets do better in college than comparable civilians
Student veterans using the Post-9/11 GI Bill are mostly pursuing bachelor’s or graduate degrees, attending public or private schools rather than for-profit institutions, and studying disciplines such as business, healthcare and STEM, a new study from Student Veterans of America found.
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Today in history: An overlooked victory of the American Revolution
Also today, U.S. Marines and Army of the Republic of Vietnam troops drive out or kill the last North Vietnamese and Viet Cong to secure the city of Hue.
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Today in history: Marines raise the U.S. flag atop Mount Suribachi
Also today, Brig. Gen. Zachary Taylor proves too rough and ready to beat at Buena Vista.
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Today in history: Union forces secure the last major operating Confederate seaport
Also today, Roosevelt orders Gen. Douglas MacArthur to leave the Philippines.
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Remembering Lt. Gen. Hal Moore: Read the moving eulogy delivered by his eldest son
Hal Moore’s life was a love story. Now, love. Love is not the word that comes readily to mind when speaking of a general. Love is not the first word that comes to mind when you think of a soldier, when you think of life in combat.
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Elizabeth Warren on credentialing concerns: ‘I think we can fix this problem’
Given the training and skills service members get on the job, it should be easier for their credentials to transfer to the civilian sector, senators said.
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Deadlines looming for military family scholarships
It’s the scholarship season, and some important scholarship deadlines are looming for military children and spouses.
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WWII Navy vet overcame typhoons and a torpedo to become well-known academic
Carl Lee Davis grew up in a very small rural community in Kentucky, later finding himself on a ship chasing submarines in the Pacific during World War II.
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Vet’s WWII dog tag, found in England, returned to him after 70 years
Raymond Odom’s journey to England began on the Queen Mary in the middle of World War II.
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Today in history: After 6 days, the First Battle of Dalton ends
Also today, the Battle of the Java Sea begins, which will eventually lead to the loss of 13 Dutch, American, British and Australian warships against two Japanese.
-
Study: Vets do better in college than comparable civilians
Student veterans using the Post-9/11 GI Bill are mostly pursuing bachelor’s or graduate degrees, attending public or private schools rather than for-profit institutions, and studying disciplines such as business, healthcare and STEM, a new study from Student Veterans of America found.
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Today in history: An overlooked victory of the American Revolution
Also today, U.S. Marines and Army of the Republic of Vietnam troops drive out or kill the last North Vietnamese and Viet Cong to secure the city of Hue.
-
Today in history: Marines raise the U.S. flag atop Mount Suribachi
Also today, Brig. Gen. Zachary Taylor proves too rough and ready to beat at Buena Vista.
-
Today in history: Union forces secure the last major operating Confederate seaport
Also today, Roosevelt orders Gen. Douglas MacArthur to leave the Philippines.
-
Remembering Lt. Gen. Hal Moore: Read the moving eulogy delivered by his eldest son
Hal Moore’s life was a love story. Now, love. Love is not the word that comes readily to mind when speaking of a general. Love is not the first word that comes to mind when you think of a soldier, when you think of life in combat.
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Elizabeth Warren on credentialing concerns: ‘I think we can fix this problem’
Given the training and skills service members get on the job, it should be easier for their credentials to transfer to the civilian sector, senators said.
-
Deadlines looming for military family scholarships
It’s the scholarship season, and some important scholarship deadlines are looming for military children and spouses.
-
WWII Navy vet overcame typhoons and a torpedo to become well-known academic
Carl Lee Davis grew up in a very small rural community in Kentucky, later finding himself on a ship chasing submarines in the Pacific during World War II.
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Vet’s WWII dog tag, found in England, returned to him after 70 years
Raymond Odom’s journey to England began on the Queen Mary in the middle of World War II.
