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Split-decision loss for former National Guardsman Tim Johnson at UFC Fight Night 99
The heavyweight rocked former Bellator champ Alexander Volkov early, but couldn’t finish the Russian off
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Nevada’s only military bagpiper passes pipes to his daughter
During Operation Desert Storm, Sgt. 1st Class Michael Connell practiced his bagpipes outside every day. He practiced at a Kuwaiti military base, while wearing his kilt, sporran, dress shoes and other traditional Highland dress. He remembers one particular day when a large group of U.S. Marines swarmed around him to listen. Normally, that’s when he…
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Virginia community makes new home a reality for a local military hero
“Welcome home.” These were the words that moved U.S. Army Sgt. Timothy Goodrich to tears as he burrowed a shovel into the plot of land where his new home will soon stand.
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Veteran hopes to help others exposed to Agent Orange
Larry Kerr is an unassuming 69-year-old Syracuse, Utah, resident who doesn’t particularly like attention, but he doesn’t mind if his story serves as a microcosm for what he calls the “thousands and thousands of people in the same boat as me.”
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America’s only memorial to military women needs your help
A fundraiser aims to raise $20 million — or $20 from each of the roughly 2 million living women veterans.
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CFC funds help boost pets-for-veterans program
Donations to the Combined Federal Campaign make a big difference to charities large and small – and the military and veteran families they serve.
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Kevlar for the Mind: When PTSD is no excuse
Time and time again we are presented with sensationalistic media accounts which highlight a veteran who’s been convicted of a serious crime. In many of these cases, a diagnosis of PTSD is cited as the root cause of the behavior.
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3 voices: Tracking military and veteran student success in higher education
Military Times asked three top leaders in higher education associations — who are also veterans — to write commentaries on the issue.
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SEAL-turned-Big Ten fullback on finding your post-service path
A Q-and-A with Northwestern’s Tom Hruby
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Tracking military and veteran student success — ‘Expand the narrative to job placement’
Job placement and subsequent career sustainability data, coupled with traditional higher education data, will provide a much better view of the impact created by the Post-9/11 GI Bill.
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Split-decision loss for former National Guardsman Tim Johnson at UFC Fight Night 99
The heavyweight rocked former Bellator champ Alexander Volkov early, but couldn’t finish the Russian off
-
Nevada’s only military bagpiper passes pipes to his daughter
During Operation Desert Storm, Sgt. 1st Class Michael Connell practiced his bagpipes outside every day. He practiced at a Kuwaiti military base, while wearing his kilt, sporran, dress shoes and other traditional Highland dress. He remembers one particular day when a large group of U.S. Marines swarmed around him to listen. Normally, that’s when he…
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Virginia community makes new home a reality for a local military hero
“Welcome home.” These were the words that moved U.S. Army Sgt. Timothy Goodrich to tears as he burrowed a shovel into the plot of land where his new home will soon stand.
-
Veteran hopes to help others exposed to Agent Orange
Larry Kerr is an unassuming 69-year-old Syracuse, Utah, resident who doesn’t particularly like attention, but he doesn’t mind if his story serves as a microcosm for what he calls the “thousands and thousands of people in the same boat as me.”
-
America’s only memorial to military women needs your help
A fundraiser aims to raise $20 million — or $20 from each of the roughly 2 million living women veterans.
-
CFC funds help boost pets-for-veterans program
Donations to the Combined Federal Campaign make a big difference to charities large and small – and the military and veteran families they serve.
-
Kevlar for the Mind: When PTSD is no excuse
Time and time again we are presented with sensationalistic media accounts which highlight a veteran who’s been convicted of a serious crime. In many of these cases, a diagnosis of PTSD is cited as the root cause of the behavior.
-
3 voices: Tracking military and veteran student success in higher education
Military Times asked three top leaders in higher education associations — who are also veterans — to write commentaries on the issue.
-
SEAL-turned-Big Ten fullback on finding your post-service path
A Q-and-A with Northwestern’s Tom Hruby
-
Tracking military and veteran student success — ‘Expand the narrative to job placement’
Job placement and subsequent career sustainability data, coupled with traditional higher education data, will provide a much better view of the impact created by the Post-9/11 GI Bill.
-
Split-decision loss for former National Guardsman Tim Johnson at UFC Fight Night 99
The heavyweight rocked former Bellator champ Alexander Volkov early, but couldn’t finish the Russian off
-
Nevada’s only military bagpiper passes pipes to his daughter
During Operation Desert Storm, Sgt. 1st Class Michael Connell practiced his bagpipes outside every day. He practiced at a Kuwaiti military base, while wearing his kilt, sporran, dress shoes and other traditional Highland dress. He remembers one particular day when a large group of U.S. Marines swarmed around him to listen. Normally, that’s when he…
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Virginia community makes new home a reality for a local military hero
“Welcome home.” These were the words that moved U.S. Army Sgt. Timothy Goodrich to tears as he burrowed a shovel into the plot of land where his new home will soon stand.
-
Veteran hopes to help others exposed to Agent Orange
Larry Kerr is an unassuming 69-year-old Syracuse, Utah, resident who doesn’t particularly like attention, but he doesn’t mind if his story serves as a microcosm for what he calls the “thousands and thousands of people in the same boat as me.”
-
America’s only memorial to military women needs your help
A fundraiser aims to raise $20 million — or $20 from each of the roughly 2 million living women veterans.
-
CFC funds help boost pets-for-veterans program
Donations to the Combined Federal Campaign make a big difference to charities large and small – and the military and veteran families they serve.
-
Kevlar for the Mind: When PTSD is no excuse
Time and time again we are presented with sensationalistic media accounts which highlight a veteran who’s been convicted of a serious crime. In many of these cases, a diagnosis of PTSD is cited as the root cause of the behavior.
-
3 voices: Tracking military and veteran student success in higher education
Military Times asked three top leaders in higher education associations — who are also veterans — to write commentaries on the issue.
-
SEAL-turned-Big Ten fullback on finding your post-service path
A Q-and-A with Northwestern’s Tom Hruby
-
Tracking military and veteran student success — ‘Expand the narrative to job placement’
Job placement and subsequent career sustainability data, coupled with traditional higher education data, will provide a much better view of the impact created by the Post-9/11 GI Bill.
