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1,400 artifacts trace Army lineage back to 1600s at new national museum, opening Vet’s Day
“Those artifacts that have those personal connections to that soldier and tell that story, that’s what gives me chills when I walk through,” said the museum’s director.
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Renewing our commitment to veterans with disabilities
Businesses can thank veterans who are blind by opening the door to greater opportunities for this untapped workforce, says the author of this commentary.
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Veterans employment rates improve again in October
BLS estimated that 5.5 percent of vets nationwide were looking for work last month.
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The power of nature inspires and heals
Connection with the natural world can affect the way we grieve, as well as the way we choose to live and ultimately thrive, say the authors of this commentary by the Tragedy Assistance Program for Survivors (TAPS).
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What’s on your battle playlist?
Service members and veterans share their top battle songs on Twitter.
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Hawaii Air Guard member wins seat vacated by Gabbard in US House
Kai Kahele, a Hawaii state senator and Air Guard member, defeated a former Air Force intelligence analyst for Rep. Tulsi Gabbard’s vacated House seat.
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In race between Navy veterans, Democrat Elaine Luria holds on to US House seat in Virginia
Rep. Elaine Luria, a former Navy commander, held onto her seat in a Virginia congressional district that includes Naval Base Norfolk.
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Navy vet Mark Kelly defeats Air Force vet Martha McSally in Arizona for McCain’s Senate seat
Democrat Mark Kelly, a former astronaut and naval aviator, won the Arizona Senate seat once held by John McCain. Kelly defeated Sen. Martha McSally, a former Air Force combat pilot.
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What veterans and service members want from the next commander in chief
Veterans and service members hope to see changes over the next four years led by the next commander in chief.
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Army museums to give out excess artifacts, including weapons and historic uniforms
“The Army Museum Enterprise is reviewing everything from tanks and howitzers to uniforms and canteens over the next five years,” the historic materiel division chief said.
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1,400 artifacts trace Army lineage back to 1600s at new national museum, opening Vet’s Day
“Those artifacts that have those personal connections to that soldier and tell that story, that’s what gives me chills when I walk through,” said the museum’s director.
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Renewing our commitment to veterans with disabilities
Businesses can thank veterans who are blind by opening the door to greater opportunities for this untapped workforce, says the author of this commentary.
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Veterans employment rates improve again in October
BLS estimated that 5.5 percent of vets nationwide were looking for work last month.
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The power of nature inspires and heals
Connection with the natural world can affect the way we grieve, as well as the way we choose to live and ultimately thrive, say the authors of this commentary by the Tragedy Assistance Program for Survivors (TAPS).
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What’s on your battle playlist?
Service members and veterans share their top battle songs on Twitter.
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Hawaii Air Guard member wins seat vacated by Gabbard in US House
Kai Kahele, a Hawaii state senator and Air Guard member, defeated a former Air Force intelligence analyst for Rep. Tulsi Gabbard’s vacated House seat.
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In race between Navy veterans, Democrat Elaine Luria holds on to US House seat in Virginia
Rep. Elaine Luria, a former Navy commander, held onto her seat in a Virginia congressional district that includes Naval Base Norfolk.
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Navy vet Mark Kelly defeats Air Force vet Martha McSally in Arizona for McCain’s Senate seat
Democrat Mark Kelly, a former astronaut and naval aviator, won the Arizona Senate seat once held by John McCain. Kelly defeated Sen. Martha McSally, a former Air Force combat pilot.
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What veterans and service members want from the next commander in chief
Veterans and service members hope to see changes over the next four years led by the next commander in chief.
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Army museums to give out excess artifacts, including weapons and historic uniforms
“The Army Museum Enterprise is reviewing everything from tanks and howitzers to uniforms and canteens over the next five years,” the historic materiel division chief said.
-
1,400 artifacts trace Army lineage back to 1600s at new national museum, opening Vet’s Day
“Those artifacts that have those personal connections to that soldier and tell that story, that’s what gives me chills when I walk through,” said the museum’s director.
-
Renewing our commitment to veterans with disabilities
Businesses can thank veterans who are blind by opening the door to greater opportunities for this untapped workforce, says the author of this commentary.
-
Veterans employment rates improve again in October
BLS estimated that 5.5 percent of vets nationwide were looking for work last month.
-
The power of nature inspires and heals
Connection with the natural world can affect the way we grieve, as well as the way we choose to live and ultimately thrive, say the authors of this commentary by the Tragedy Assistance Program for Survivors (TAPS).
-
What’s on your battle playlist?
Service members and veterans share their top battle songs on Twitter.
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Hawaii Air Guard member wins seat vacated by Gabbard in US House
Kai Kahele, a Hawaii state senator and Air Guard member, defeated a former Air Force intelligence analyst for Rep. Tulsi Gabbard’s vacated House seat.
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In race between Navy veterans, Democrat Elaine Luria holds on to US House seat in Virginia
Rep. Elaine Luria, a former Navy commander, held onto her seat in a Virginia congressional district that includes Naval Base Norfolk.
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Navy vet Mark Kelly defeats Air Force vet Martha McSally in Arizona for McCain’s Senate seat
Democrat Mark Kelly, a former astronaut and naval aviator, won the Arizona Senate seat once held by John McCain. Kelly defeated Sen. Martha McSally, a former Air Force combat pilot.
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What veterans and service members want from the next commander in chief
Veterans and service members hope to see changes over the next four years led by the next commander in chief.
-
Army museums to give out excess artifacts, including weapons and historic uniforms
“The Army Museum Enterprise is reviewing everything from tanks and howitzers to uniforms and canteens over the next five years,” the historic materiel division chief said.
