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Coronavirus resurgence could cause major problems for GI Bill users next spring
VA leaders are warning they need congressional help to keep housing stipends moving if students are forced back into online-only classes.
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Former Green Beret asks SF vets to tell their stories for future generations
“We’re the quiet professionals, but not mute,” a former Green Beret officer said.
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Kentucky soldier killed during World War II identified
He was mortally wounded and died at an aid station after his unit was forced to abandon the city.
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Hundreds of Americans still awaiting evacuation from Afghanistan: State Dept
About 4,500 U.S. citizens are among the 82,000 individuals transported out of the country since Aug. 14.
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Case of 76 in veterans home who died of COVID lands in court
Prosecutors say the decision to cram residents who were positive for the coronavirus into the same unit as those with no symptoms was negligent.
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Despite catastrophic injury, Veteran of the Year John Peck has persevered — and inspired
John Peck still feels like he has more to give.
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Two Congress members fly to Kabul, infuriate DoD, White House
Rep. Seth Moulton, D-Mass., and Rep. Peter Meijer, R-Mich., flew in and out on charter aircraft and were on the ground at the Kabul airport for several hours.
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US WWII veteran reunites with Italians he saved as children
It was a happy ending to a story that could easily have been a tragedy.
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Afghan defense attaché to U.S. military families: The Afghanistan people will never forget
Experts offer advice, comfort and resources to those in the military community affected by the unfolding events in Afghanistan.
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Remains of World War II pilot on way back to Delaware
Lt. George M. Johnson was one of 10 servicemen killed Jan. 21, 1944, when the B-24J bomber he was co-piloting crashed into Tarawa lagoon in the South Pacific.
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Coronavirus resurgence could cause major problems for GI Bill users next spring
VA leaders are warning they need congressional help to keep housing stipends moving if students are forced back into online-only classes.
-
Former Green Beret asks SF vets to tell their stories for future generations
“We’re the quiet professionals, but not mute,” a former Green Beret officer said.
-
Kentucky soldier killed during World War II identified
He was mortally wounded and died at an aid station after his unit was forced to abandon the city.
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Hundreds of Americans still awaiting evacuation from Afghanistan: State Dept
About 4,500 U.S. citizens are among the 82,000 individuals transported out of the country since Aug. 14.
-
Case of 76 in veterans home who died of COVID lands in court
Prosecutors say the decision to cram residents who were positive for the coronavirus into the same unit as those with no symptoms was negligent.
-
Despite catastrophic injury, Veteran of the Year John Peck has persevered — and inspired
John Peck still feels like he has more to give.
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Two Congress members fly to Kabul, infuriate DoD, White House
Rep. Seth Moulton, D-Mass., and Rep. Peter Meijer, R-Mich., flew in and out on charter aircraft and were on the ground at the Kabul airport for several hours.
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US WWII veteran reunites with Italians he saved as children
It was a happy ending to a story that could easily have been a tragedy.
-
Afghan defense attaché to U.S. military families: The Afghanistan people will never forget
Experts offer advice, comfort and resources to those in the military community affected by the unfolding events in Afghanistan.
-
Remains of World War II pilot on way back to Delaware
Lt. George M. Johnson was one of 10 servicemen killed Jan. 21, 1944, when the B-24J bomber he was co-piloting crashed into Tarawa lagoon in the South Pacific.
-
Coronavirus resurgence could cause major problems for GI Bill users next spring
VA leaders are warning they need congressional help to keep housing stipends moving if students are forced back into online-only classes.
-
Former Green Beret asks SF vets to tell their stories for future generations
“We’re the quiet professionals, but not mute,” a former Green Beret officer said.
-
Kentucky soldier killed during World War II identified
He was mortally wounded and died at an aid station after his unit was forced to abandon the city.
-
Hundreds of Americans still awaiting evacuation from Afghanistan: State Dept
About 4,500 U.S. citizens are among the 82,000 individuals transported out of the country since Aug. 14.
-
Case of 76 in veterans home who died of COVID lands in court
Prosecutors say the decision to cram residents who were positive for the coronavirus into the same unit as those with no symptoms was negligent.
-
Despite catastrophic injury, Veteran of the Year John Peck has persevered — and inspired
John Peck still feels like he has more to give.
-
Two Congress members fly to Kabul, infuriate DoD, White House
Rep. Seth Moulton, D-Mass., and Rep. Peter Meijer, R-Mich., flew in and out on charter aircraft and were on the ground at the Kabul airport for several hours.
-
US WWII veteran reunites with Italians he saved as children
It was a happy ending to a story that could easily have been a tragedy.
-
Afghan defense attaché to U.S. military families: The Afghanistan people will never forget
Experts offer advice, comfort and resources to those in the military community affected by the unfolding events in Afghanistan.
-
Remains of World War II pilot on way back to Delaware
Lt. George M. Johnson was one of 10 servicemen killed Jan. 21, 1944, when the B-24J bomber he was co-piloting crashed into Tarawa lagoon in the South Pacific.
