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Her military career cut short inspires advocacy and nonprofit addressing epidemic facing veterans and first responders
After a military career cut short by trauma, this West Point graduate co-founded an organization to address the increasing suicide rates among first responders.
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With a half million personnel records backlogged, VA promises vaccines for archive staffers to catch up
A backlog of more than 500,000 requests has accumulated in the last year.
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National WWI Museum and Memorial now has Great War GIFs for every occasion
Feeling happy? Mad? Sad? The museum’s got a GIF for that.
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Student veterans, your GI Bill benefits will be easier to access this fall. Here’s how
The changes are part of a multi-year effort to provide faster and easier access to GI Bill benefits.
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Teaching at a military service academy enriched my leadership
The influence that civilian staff and faculty have on military institutions can also go the other way, says the author of this commentary.
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7 tips for veterans who want to work in the media and entertainment industry
A Marine veteran shares some tips to smooth the transition for those veteran creatives not quite sure how to break into the media and entertainment industry.
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Dear Cambridge, help me pay for school. Sincerely, a U.S. Marine veteran
U.S. military veterans are some of the most qualified for top tier programs — but how can they pay?
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Renewed push to make more Guard, Reserve missions count towards GI Bill benefits
The move would make more education benefits available to thousands of part-time troops.
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The Army’s Legal Assistance attorneys can help with special education law
Special education law became a required area of assistance in the Army Legal Assistance program in 2021, says the author of this commentary.
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Want to know more about WW II? Check out this virtual conference
Friends of the National World War II Memorial will host a conference as part of a series to teach participants about the untold stories of World War II.
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Her military career cut short inspires advocacy and nonprofit addressing epidemic facing veterans and first responders
After a military career cut short by trauma, this West Point graduate co-founded an organization to address the increasing suicide rates among first responders.
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With a half million personnel records backlogged, VA promises vaccines for archive staffers to catch up
A backlog of more than 500,000 requests has accumulated in the last year.
-
National WWI Museum and Memorial now has Great War GIFs for every occasion
Feeling happy? Mad? Sad? The museum’s got a GIF for that.
-
Student veterans, your GI Bill benefits will be easier to access this fall. Here’s how
The changes are part of a multi-year effort to provide faster and easier access to GI Bill benefits.
-
Teaching at a military service academy enriched my leadership
The influence that civilian staff and faculty have on military institutions can also go the other way, says the author of this commentary.
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7 tips for veterans who want to work in the media and entertainment industry
A Marine veteran shares some tips to smooth the transition for those veteran creatives not quite sure how to break into the media and entertainment industry.
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Dear Cambridge, help me pay for school. Sincerely, a U.S. Marine veteran
U.S. military veterans are some of the most qualified for top tier programs — but how can they pay?
-
Renewed push to make more Guard, Reserve missions count towards GI Bill benefits
The move would make more education benefits available to thousands of part-time troops.
-
The Army’s Legal Assistance attorneys can help with special education law
Special education law became a required area of assistance in the Army Legal Assistance program in 2021, says the author of this commentary.
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Want to know more about WW II? Check out this virtual conference
Friends of the National World War II Memorial will host a conference as part of a series to teach participants about the untold stories of World War II.
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Her military career cut short inspires advocacy and nonprofit addressing epidemic facing veterans and first responders
After a military career cut short by trauma, this West Point graduate co-founded an organization to address the increasing suicide rates among first responders.
-
With a half million personnel records backlogged, VA promises vaccines for archive staffers to catch up
A backlog of more than 500,000 requests has accumulated in the last year.
-
National WWI Museum and Memorial now has Great War GIFs for every occasion
Feeling happy? Mad? Sad? The museum’s got a GIF for that.
-
Student veterans, your GI Bill benefits will be easier to access this fall. Here’s how
The changes are part of a multi-year effort to provide faster and easier access to GI Bill benefits.
-
Teaching at a military service academy enriched my leadership
The influence that civilian staff and faculty have on military institutions can also go the other way, says the author of this commentary.
-
7 tips for veterans who want to work in the media and entertainment industry
A Marine veteran shares some tips to smooth the transition for those veteran creatives not quite sure how to break into the media and entertainment industry.
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Dear Cambridge, help me pay for school. Sincerely, a U.S. Marine veteran
U.S. military veterans are some of the most qualified for top tier programs — but how can they pay?
-
Renewed push to make more Guard, Reserve missions count towards GI Bill benefits
The move would make more education benefits available to thousands of part-time troops.
-
The Army’s Legal Assistance attorneys can help with special education law
Special education law became a required area of assistance in the Army Legal Assistance program in 2021, says the author of this commentary.
-
Want to know more about WW II? Check out this virtual conference
Friends of the National World War II Memorial will host a conference as part of a series to teach participants about the untold stories of World War II.
