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Feds join forces to help disabled vets with student loan debt
Previously, veterans who believed they qualified for TPD would have had to reach out the Education Department themselves.
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Pair helps deceased WWII veteran get the honor he deserved
Mike Shults never knew Howard Knowles. But his passion for helping a fellow veteran 23 years after Knowles’ death has led to the war hero finally getting the military benefits he earned and helped his family know what happened to his remains.
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Deported veteran becomes US citizen after California pardon
Hector Barajas, who was deported to Mexico in 2010, beamed after taking his citizenship oath in a small, private ceremony at a government office in San Diego in full military uniform.
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Will new retirement system entice more service members to leave early? Officials are watching
About 1.6 million service members must decide which retirement system they’ll use by year’s end.
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Here’s how to register early for the Army Ten-Miler
Going out on a jog with a few close friends can be fun, but what about with 35,000 close friends, and in Washington, D.C.?
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Rules to know for VA-backed adjustable-rate mortgages
With interest rates predicted to rise, these types of loans could become more popular.
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Officials to raise residents’ fees at troubled Armed Forces Retirement Home
The home for retired enlisted members raises fees to cover more of its operating costs.
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The last military move: 7 things to know about your post-service relocation benefits
It’s not quite a typical PCS, but there’s one more move in your military career. Here’s how it works.
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Where are the veterans in the federal workforce?
Federal government representatives talk about their commitment in hiring veterans, but how well do they really do?
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Disabled veterans sports clinic returns to Snowmass
More than 400 fellow disabled veterans at the National Disabled Veterans Winter Sports Clinic in Snowmass Village in Colorado.
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Feds join forces to help disabled vets with student loan debt
Previously, veterans who believed they qualified for TPD would have had to reach out the Education Department themselves.
-
Pair helps deceased WWII veteran get the honor he deserved
Mike Shults never knew Howard Knowles. But his passion for helping a fellow veteran 23 years after Knowles’ death has led to the war hero finally getting the military benefits he earned and helped his family know what happened to his remains.
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Deported veteran becomes US citizen after California pardon
Hector Barajas, who was deported to Mexico in 2010, beamed after taking his citizenship oath in a small, private ceremony at a government office in San Diego in full military uniform.
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Will new retirement system entice more service members to leave early? Officials are watching
About 1.6 million service members must decide which retirement system they’ll use by year’s end.
-
Here’s how to register early for the Army Ten-Miler
Going out on a jog with a few close friends can be fun, but what about with 35,000 close friends, and in Washington, D.C.?
-
Rules to know for VA-backed adjustable-rate mortgages
With interest rates predicted to rise, these types of loans could become more popular.
-
Officials to raise residents’ fees at troubled Armed Forces Retirement Home
The home for retired enlisted members raises fees to cover more of its operating costs.
-
The last military move: 7 things to know about your post-service relocation benefits
It’s not quite a typical PCS, but there’s one more move in your military career. Here’s how it works.
-
Where are the veterans in the federal workforce?
Federal government representatives talk about their commitment in hiring veterans, but how well do they really do?
-
Disabled veterans sports clinic returns to Snowmass
More than 400 fellow disabled veterans at the National Disabled Veterans Winter Sports Clinic in Snowmass Village in Colorado.
-
Feds join forces to help disabled vets with student loan debt
Previously, veterans who believed they qualified for TPD would have had to reach out the Education Department themselves.
-
Pair helps deceased WWII veteran get the honor he deserved
Mike Shults never knew Howard Knowles. But his passion for helping a fellow veteran 23 years after Knowles’ death has led to the war hero finally getting the military benefits he earned and helped his family know what happened to his remains.
-
Deported veteran becomes US citizen after California pardon
Hector Barajas, who was deported to Mexico in 2010, beamed after taking his citizenship oath in a small, private ceremony at a government office in San Diego in full military uniform.
-
Will new retirement system entice more service members to leave early? Officials are watching
About 1.6 million service members must decide which retirement system they’ll use by year’s end.
-
Here’s how to register early for the Army Ten-Miler
Going out on a jog with a few close friends can be fun, but what about with 35,000 close friends, and in Washington, D.C.?
-
Rules to know for VA-backed adjustable-rate mortgages
With interest rates predicted to rise, these types of loans could become more popular.
-
Officials to raise residents’ fees at troubled Armed Forces Retirement Home
The home for retired enlisted members raises fees to cover more of its operating costs.
-
The last military move: 7 things to know about your post-service relocation benefits
It’s not quite a typical PCS, but there’s one more move in your military career. Here’s how it works.
-
Where are the veterans in the federal workforce?
Federal government representatives talk about their commitment in hiring veterans, but how well do they really do?
-
Disabled veterans sports clinic returns to Snowmass
More than 400 fellow disabled veterans at the National Disabled Veterans Winter Sports Clinic in Snowmass Village in Colorado.
