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Female WWII pilot’s ashes to finally get Arlington National Cemetery burial
It took an act of Congress, but World War II pilot Elaine Harmon is finally being laid to rest Wednesday at Arlington National Cemetery.
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Vietnam veteran receives Purple Heart after 51 years
Decades after a helicopter blade struck Ron Esselstyn’s head, he finally received his Purple Heart.
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Kansas construction firms seek vets, others to fill worker shortage
Commercial contractors in Kansas are struggling to fill construction jobs, a national trade association reported Wednesday.
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Reports: Ohio shooting suspect was Marine, Iraq war vet with PTSD
The man is charged with murder for fatally shooting a woman after a traffic accident near Cleveland.
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35 military and veteran job fairs nationwide in September
The following are upcoming job fairs for service members, veterans and/or military spouses. Go to the website for an event before attending to find out whether you should register in advance. In some cases, you’ll be able to see which employers have signed up. Others are by invitation only.
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The Khans, Gold Star parents who criticized Trump, to get award
They will be honored at the Arab American Civil Rights League’s Fight for Justice gala on Sept. 29.
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Marine Vietnam vet seeks return of fallen comrades
Ed “Zimmo” Zimmerman Thursday returned from Vietnam for the third — and hopefully — last time.
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WWII vet, 93, completes epic run across America
The run raised funds to return a WWII-era ship to Normandy for the 75th anniversary of D-Day.
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Fort Myer Officers Club, one of Army’s last, to change name, open membership
Next month, the Fort Myer Officers Club will become the latest such organization to open its membership rolls to the enlisted ranks, continuing a trend that has nearly eliminated such clubs from Army installations.
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Distance, delays and denial: The VA organ transplant system
Sick veterans are being forced to travel more than a thousand miles for care. In many cases, that distance proves to be a daunting barrier between those who have served and the organ transplants they need to survive.
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Female WWII pilot’s ashes to finally get Arlington National Cemetery burial
It took an act of Congress, but World War II pilot Elaine Harmon is finally being laid to rest Wednesday at Arlington National Cemetery.
-
Vietnam veteran receives Purple Heart after 51 years
Decades after a helicopter blade struck Ron Esselstyn’s head, he finally received his Purple Heart.
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Kansas construction firms seek vets, others to fill worker shortage
Commercial contractors in Kansas are struggling to fill construction jobs, a national trade association reported Wednesday.
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Reports: Ohio shooting suspect was Marine, Iraq war vet with PTSD
The man is charged with murder for fatally shooting a woman after a traffic accident near Cleveland.
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35 military and veteran job fairs nationwide in September
The following are upcoming job fairs for service members, veterans and/or military spouses. Go to the website for an event before attending to find out whether you should register in advance. In some cases, you’ll be able to see which employers have signed up. Others are by invitation only.
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The Khans, Gold Star parents who criticized Trump, to get award
They will be honored at the Arab American Civil Rights League’s Fight for Justice gala on Sept. 29.
-
Marine Vietnam vet seeks return of fallen comrades
Ed “Zimmo” Zimmerman Thursday returned from Vietnam for the third — and hopefully — last time.
-
WWII vet, 93, completes epic run across America
The run raised funds to return a WWII-era ship to Normandy for the 75th anniversary of D-Day.
-
Fort Myer Officers Club, one of Army’s last, to change name, open membership
Next month, the Fort Myer Officers Club will become the latest such organization to open its membership rolls to the enlisted ranks, continuing a trend that has nearly eliminated such clubs from Army installations.
-
Distance, delays and denial: The VA organ transplant system
Sick veterans are being forced to travel more than a thousand miles for care. In many cases, that distance proves to be a daunting barrier between those who have served and the organ transplants they need to survive.
-
Female WWII pilot’s ashes to finally get Arlington National Cemetery burial
It took an act of Congress, but World War II pilot Elaine Harmon is finally being laid to rest Wednesday at Arlington National Cemetery.
-
Vietnam veteran receives Purple Heart after 51 years
Decades after a helicopter blade struck Ron Esselstyn’s head, he finally received his Purple Heart.
-
Kansas construction firms seek vets, others to fill worker shortage
Commercial contractors in Kansas are struggling to fill construction jobs, a national trade association reported Wednesday.
-
Reports: Ohio shooting suspect was Marine, Iraq war vet with PTSD
The man is charged with murder for fatally shooting a woman after a traffic accident near Cleveland.
-
35 military and veteran job fairs nationwide in September
The following are upcoming job fairs for service members, veterans and/or military spouses. Go to the website for an event before attending to find out whether you should register in advance. In some cases, you’ll be able to see which employers have signed up. Others are by invitation only.
-
The Khans, Gold Star parents who criticized Trump, to get award
They will be honored at the Arab American Civil Rights League’s Fight for Justice gala on Sept. 29.
-
Marine Vietnam vet seeks return of fallen comrades
Ed “Zimmo” Zimmerman Thursday returned from Vietnam for the third — and hopefully — last time.
-
WWII vet, 93, completes epic run across America
The run raised funds to return a WWII-era ship to Normandy for the 75th anniversary of D-Day.
-
Fort Myer Officers Club, one of Army’s last, to change name, open membership
Next month, the Fort Myer Officers Club will become the latest such organization to open its membership rolls to the enlisted ranks, continuing a trend that has nearly eliminated such clubs from Army installations.
-
Distance, delays and denial: The VA organ transplant system
Sick veterans are being forced to travel more than a thousand miles for care. In many cases, that distance proves to be a daunting barrier between those who have served and the organ transplants they need to survive.
