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USO, Raytheon team up to help transitioning service members
‘Veterans and their spouses are among the most talented and skilled members of America’s workforce.’
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Advocates want more veterans on Congress’ policy staff
Officials from HillVets say the lack of military experience among those influential posts hurts public debate on defense and veterans issues.
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Decision on opening online exchange shopping to more veterans expected next month
The move to open online shopping to all vets with an honorable discharge has been under consideration since 2014.
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WWII, Korean War Marine veteran finishes marathon, celebrates with a shot of scotch
Forrest Gump doesn’t have anything on retired Marine Col. Jonathan Mendes.
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SBA executive: How more veteran-owned small businesses can keep America strong
Programs are available to help prospective entrepreneurs as they leave uniform.
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Chili’s removes manager who took away vet’s meal
The president of the Chili’s restaurant chain says the manager who took away a veteran’s free Veterans Day meal has been “removed” from the job.
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23 veterans groups share $1.5 million in donations from Newman’s Own
A bakery-centered work-study program for disabled veterans, an organization that helps veterans start their farming businesses, and a foundation that provides guide dogs to blinded veterans are among the nonprofits that will receive a chunk of $1.5 million from the Newman’s Own Foundation.
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Leon Panetta: Why a World War I memorial makes sense, a century later
100 years on, the Great War offers lessons we must appreciate
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Chili’s manager takes away vet’s free meal on Veterans Day
The restaurant chain says its taking the matter ‘very seriously.’
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Survey: Women troops feel undervalued and unappreciated
Almost three in four women in the new Service Women’s Action Network survey said they do not believe their military service is understood or valued among the general public.
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USO, Raytheon team up to help transitioning service members
‘Veterans and their spouses are among the most talented and skilled members of America’s workforce.’
-
Advocates want more veterans on Congress’ policy staff
Officials from HillVets say the lack of military experience among those influential posts hurts public debate on defense and veterans issues.
-
Decision on opening online exchange shopping to more veterans expected next month
The move to open online shopping to all vets with an honorable discharge has been under consideration since 2014.
-
WWII, Korean War Marine veteran finishes marathon, celebrates with a shot of scotch
Forrest Gump doesn’t have anything on retired Marine Col. Jonathan Mendes.
-
SBA executive: How more veteran-owned small businesses can keep America strong
Programs are available to help prospective entrepreneurs as they leave uniform.
-
Chili’s removes manager who took away vet’s meal
The president of the Chili’s restaurant chain says the manager who took away a veteran’s free Veterans Day meal has been “removed” from the job.
-
23 veterans groups share $1.5 million in donations from Newman’s Own
A bakery-centered work-study program for disabled veterans, an organization that helps veterans start their farming businesses, and a foundation that provides guide dogs to blinded veterans are among the nonprofits that will receive a chunk of $1.5 million from the Newman’s Own Foundation.
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Leon Panetta: Why a World War I memorial makes sense, a century later
100 years on, the Great War offers lessons we must appreciate
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Chili’s manager takes away vet’s free meal on Veterans Day
The restaurant chain says its taking the matter ‘very seriously.’
-
Survey: Women troops feel undervalued and unappreciated
Almost three in four women in the new Service Women’s Action Network survey said they do not believe their military service is understood or valued among the general public.
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USO, Raytheon team up to help transitioning service members
‘Veterans and their spouses are among the most talented and skilled members of America’s workforce.’
-
Advocates want more veterans on Congress’ policy staff
Officials from HillVets say the lack of military experience among those influential posts hurts public debate on defense and veterans issues.
-
Decision on opening online exchange shopping to more veterans expected next month
The move to open online shopping to all vets with an honorable discharge has been under consideration since 2014.
-
WWII, Korean War Marine veteran finishes marathon, celebrates with a shot of scotch
Forrest Gump doesn’t have anything on retired Marine Col. Jonathan Mendes.
-
SBA executive: How more veteran-owned small businesses can keep America strong
Programs are available to help prospective entrepreneurs as they leave uniform.
-
Chili’s removes manager who took away vet’s meal
The president of the Chili’s restaurant chain says the manager who took away a veteran’s free Veterans Day meal has been “removed” from the job.
-
23 veterans groups share $1.5 million in donations from Newman’s Own
A bakery-centered work-study program for disabled veterans, an organization that helps veterans start their farming businesses, and a foundation that provides guide dogs to blinded veterans are among the nonprofits that will receive a chunk of $1.5 million from the Newman’s Own Foundation.
-
Leon Panetta: Why a World War I memorial makes sense, a century later
100 years on, the Great War offers lessons we must appreciate
-
Chili’s manager takes away vet’s free meal on Veterans Day
The restaurant chain says its taking the matter ‘very seriously.’
-
Survey: Women troops feel undervalued and unappreciated
Almost three in four women in the new Service Women’s Action Network survey said they do not believe their military service is understood or valued among the general public.
