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For veterans seeking home loans, the coronavirus economy is making things harder
Be careful — Interest rates on VA home loans may be ticking higher amid economic turmoil.
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COVID-19 has put us down, but not out
Lessons on resiliency during this pandemic from two Cubans who were tortured and imprisoned by Castro.
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How becoming a long-distance mom prepared me for COVID-19
Take the time you need to grieve something you have lost in this time of pandemic, says the author of this commentary.
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Dispatch from Rome: When I was young
We continue to slog-on in the vain hope of perhaps finding “something” that will look like victory so we can declare ourselves winners, says the author of this commentary.
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America’s military goes to war against the coronavirus
DoD has over 61,000 personnel deployed around the U.S. to fight the coronavirus pandemic.
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This is what special ops learned 40 years ago from Operation Eagle Claw
The lessons of Eagle Claw led to the establishment of U.S. Special Operations Command (SOCOM.
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Into the unknown: Military families struggle with Family Care Plans
Commanders must work to create modified Family Care Plans that reflect the variety of experiences across the country during the coronavirus pandemic.
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The Navy isn’t ready to stop killing its sailors yet
The Navy can either view the actions of Capt. Crozier as a shining light or it can keep going on its current path, says the author of this commentary.
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One Air Force spouse’s take on suicide, depression and mental health concerns in the military
An Air Force wife says she thinks spouses a key in the fight against the suicide epidemic affecting members of the military.
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Why Congress should support a national Veterans Treatment Court program
The legislation will authorize the Department of Justice to nationalize a program that is currently and unevenly established and administered throughout the 50 state judicial systems.
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For veterans seeking home loans, the coronavirus economy is making things harder
Be careful — Interest rates on VA home loans may be ticking higher amid economic turmoil.
-
COVID-19 has put us down, but not out
Lessons on resiliency during this pandemic from two Cubans who were tortured and imprisoned by Castro.
-
How becoming a long-distance mom prepared me for COVID-19
Take the time you need to grieve something you have lost in this time of pandemic, says the author of this commentary.
-
Dispatch from Rome: When I was young
We continue to slog-on in the vain hope of perhaps finding “something” that will look like victory so we can declare ourselves winners, says the author of this commentary.
-
America’s military goes to war against the coronavirus
DoD has over 61,000 personnel deployed around the U.S. to fight the coronavirus pandemic.
-
This is what special ops learned 40 years ago from Operation Eagle Claw
The lessons of Eagle Claw led to the establishment of U.S. Special Operations Command (SOCOM.
-
Into the unknown: Military families struggle with Family Care Plans
Commanders must work to create modified Family Care Plans that reflect the variety of experiences across the country during the coronavirus pandemic.
-
The Navy isn’t ready to stop killing its sailors yet
The Navy can either view the actions of Capt. Crozier as a shining light or it can keep going on its current path, says the author of this commentary.
-
One Air Force spouse’s take on suicide, depression and mental health concerns in the military
An Air Force wife says she thinks spouses a key in the fight against the suicide epidemic affecting members of the military.
-
Why Congress should support a national Veterans Treatment Court program
The legislation will authorize the Department of Justice to nationalize a program that is currently and unevenly established and administered throughout the 50 state judicial systems.
-
For veterans seeking home loans, the coronavirus economy is making things harder
Be careful — Interest rates on VA home loans may be ticking higher amid economic turmoil.
-
COVID-19 has put us down, but not out
Lessons on resiliency during this pandemic from two Cubans who were tortured and imprisoned by Castro.
-
How becoming a long-distance mom prepared me for COVID-19
Take the time you need to grieve something you have lost in this time of pandemic, says the author of this commentary.
-
Dispatch from Rome: When I was young
We continue to slog-on in the vain hope of perhaps finding “something” that will look like victory so we can declare ourselves winners, says the author of this commentary.
-
America’s military goes to war against the coronavirus
DoD has over 61,000 personnel deployed around the U.S. to fight the coronavirus pandemic.
-
This is what special ops learned 40 years ago from Operation Eagle Claw
The lessons of Eagle Claw led to the establishment of U.S. Special Operations Command (SOCOM.
-
Into the unknown: Military families struggle with Family Care Plans
Commanders must work to create modified Family Care Plans that reflect the variety of experiences across the country during the coronavirus pandemic.
-
The Navy isn’t ready to stop killing its sailors yet
The Navy can either view the actions of Capt. Crozier as a shining light or it can keep going on its current path, says the author of this commentary.
-
One Air Force spouse’s take on suicide, depression and mental health concerns in the military
An Air Force wife says she thinks spouses a key in the fight against the suicide epidemic affecting members of the military.
-
Why Congress should support a national Veterans Treatment Court program
The legislation will authorize the Department of Justice to nationalize a program that is currently and unevenly established and administered throughout the 50 state judicial systems.
