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Microsoft wants to help more veterans get tech jobs
The largest software company in the world launched a toolkit on Veterans Day with resources and tips for veterans looking to transition into civilian tech careers during the pandemic.
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Veterans organization launches service projects in Houston’s hurricane-damaged neighborhoods
Some 200 veterans and community partners recently participated in Operation Bayou City Blitz, a volunteer initiative organized by veteran nonprofit The Mission Continues.
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After public outcry, annual wreath laying allowed at Arlington National Cemetery
While the event at Arlington National Cemetery — and other cemeteries across the country — will look different, Wreaths Across America “will meet the challenge.”
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How you can help the 100-year-old ‘Berlin Candy Bomber’ receive the Presidential Medal of Freedom
A group of veterans are rallying support for a campaign urging the White House to bestow the Presidential Medal of Freedom on the “Berlin Candy Bomber.”
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Scottsdale tribe builds 5-acre memorial to USS Arizona
The USS Arizona Memorial Gardens honors each of the ship’s 1,512 crew members who were aboard at the time of the attack at Pearl Harbor.
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Gen. Milley’s wife saved a man’s life at the Veterans Day wreath-laying ceremony at Arlington
The wife of the nation’s highest-ranking military officer saved the life of man during a Veterans Day event at the Arlington National Cemetery on Wednesday.
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Father and son, both active duty officers, graduate Ranger School exactly 35 years apart
“I’ve served in the best units in the Army,” Chaplain (Maj.) Charlie Shields said. “But I told my wife, I think I’m prouder of the fact that my son is a second-generation Ranger than of anything I did.”
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Thieves target 4 disabled veterans’ trucks outside a Houston Marine Corps ball
All of the victims had disabled veteran license plates and all drove trucks.
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We have a responsibility to do more
The author of this commentary offers advice on how personal acts and long-term actions can reduce the strain members of the military can feel in this time of pandemic.
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Microsoft wants to help more veterans get tech jobs
The largest software company in the world launched a toolkit on Veterans Day with resources and tips for veterans looking to transition into civilian tech careers during the pandemic.
-
Veterans organization launches service projects in Houston’s hurricane-damaged neighborhoods
Some 200 veterans and community partners recently participated in Operation Bayou City Blitz, a volunteer initiative organized by veteran nonprofit The Mission Continues.
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After public outcry, annual wreath laying allowed at Arlington National Cemetery
While the event at Arlington National Cemetery — and other cemeteries across the country — will look different, Wreaths Across America “will meet the challenge.”
-
How you can help the 100-year-old ‘Berlin Candy Bomber’ receive the Presidential Medal of Freedom
A group of veterans are rallying support for a campaign urging the White House to bestow the Presidential Medal of Freedom on the “Berlin Candy Bomber.”
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Scottsdale tribe builds 5-acre memorial to USS Arizona
The USS Arizona Memorial Gardens honors each of the ship’s 1,512 crew members who were aboard at the time of the attack at Pearl Harbor.
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Gen. Milley’s wife saved a man’s life at the Veterans Day wreath-laying ceremony at Arlington
The wife of the nation’s highest-ranking military officer saved the life of man during a Veterans Day event at the Arlington National Cemetery on Wednesday.
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Father and son, both active duty officers, graduate Ranger School exactly 35 years apart
“I’ve served in the best units in the Army,” Chaplain (Maj.) Charlie Shields said. “But I told my wife, I think I’m prouder of the fact that my son is a second-generation Ranger than of anything I did.”
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Thieves target 4 disabled veterans’ trucks outside a Houston Marine Corps ball
All of the victims had disabled veteran license plates and all drove trucks.
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Two killed in explosion at Connecticut VA hospital
Smoke could be seen rising from the building.
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We have a responsibility to do more
The author of this commentary offers advice on how personal acts and long-term actions can reduce the strain members of the military can feel in this time of pandemic.
-
Microsoft wants to help more veterans get tech jobs
The largest software company in the world launched a toolkit on Veterans Day with resources and tips for veterans looking to transition into civilian tech careers during the pandemic.
-
Veterans organization launches service projects in Houston’s hurricane-damaged neighborhoods
Some 200 veterans and community partners recently participated in Operation Bayou City Blitz, a volunteer initiative organized by veteran nonprofit The Mission Continues.
-
After public outcry, annual wreath laying allowed at Arlington National Cemetery
While the event at Arlington National Cemetery — and other cemeteries across the country — will look different, Wreaths Across America “will meet the challenge.”
-
How you can help the 100-year-old ‘Berlin Candy Bomber’ receive the Presidential Medal of Freedom
A group of veterans are rallying support for a campaign urging the White House to bestow the Presidential Medal of Freedom on the “Berlin Candy Bomber.”
-
Scottsdale tribe builds 5-acre memorial to USS Arizona
The USS Arizona Memorial Gardens honors each of the ship’s 1,512 crew members who were aboard at the time of the attack at Pearl Harbor.
-
Gen. Milley’s wife saved a man’s life at the Veterans Day wreath-laying ceremony at Arlington
The wife of the nation’s highest-ranking military officer saved the life of man during a Veterans Day event at the Arlington National Cemetery on Wednesday.
-
Father and son, both active duty officers, graduate Ranger School exactly 35 years apart
“I’ve served in the best units in the Army,” Chaplain (Maj.) Charlie Shields said. “But I told my wife, I think I’m prouder of the fact that my son is a second-generation Ranger than of anything I did.”
-
Thieves target 4 disabled veterans’ trucks outside a Houston Marine Corps ball
All of the victims had disabled veteran license plates and all drove trucks.
-
Two killed in explosion at Connecticut VA hospital
Smoke could be seen rising from the building.
-
We have a responsibility to do more
The author of this commentary offers advice on how personal acts and long-term actions can reduce the strain members of the military can feel in this time of pandemic.
