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DoD review: 0% of schools following TA rules
“Frankly … if everybody is out of step, maybe we’re out of step,” said Scott Flood, the PwC official overseeing the review program for DoD.
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White House: No change ‘at this time’ to Shulkin’s VA job
With his job status in danger, embattled Veterans Affairs Secretary David Shulkin sought to lower his public profile Monday as a White House spokesman insisted that President Donald Trump still had confidence in his leadership “at this point in time.”
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Legacy of Tennessee’s greatest war hero may be education
Until he was old enough to buy and trade his own comic books, Gerald York thought his grandfather was just an ordinary man.
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Commentary: For Vietnam veterans, a ‘thank you’ long overdue
The head of the Vietnam War Commemoration office on its work to honor veterans on March 29 … and throughout the coming years.
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Back from the dead: Family believed WWII POW had been killed
Frank Hernandez had survived a shell hit in France that sent shrapnel into his hip and knee, bombs raining down around him as he hid in a Belgian cellar, and a bullet that struck his canteen while he lay trapped under machine gun fire in a German beet field.
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Vietnam commission’s Certificate of Honor program pays tribute to POWs, spouses and families
The certificates are available through the same Defense Department-backed group that offers lapel pins to Vietnam War-period veterans.
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A security clearance may be your ‘golden ticket’ to a civilian job
The shrinking number of people with a security clearance combined with “astronomical” wait times means employers are “desperate” for candidates who have already been cleared to handle classified information, said Even Lesser, founder of ClearanceJobs.com.
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98-year-old WWII, First Army veteran receives French Legion of Honor
World War II veteran Jack Baker was awarded France’s highest military award during a ceremony that was part of First Army’s centennial celebration.
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Dedication ceremony set for monument honoring Vietnam helicopter pilots, crews
The monument will be dedicated on April 18 at Arlington National Cemetery.
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Advocates call for new VA office focusing on transition issues
The proposed Veterans Economic Opportunity Administration would be headed by an under secretary reporting directly to the VA Secretary.
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DoD review: 0% of schools following TA rules
“Frankly … if everybody is out of step, maybe we’re out of step,” said Scott Flood, the PwC official overseeing the review program for DoD.
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White House: No change ‘at this time’ to Shulkin’s VA job
With his job status in danger, embattled Veterans Affairs Secretary David Shulkin sought to lower his public profile Monday as a White House spokesman insisted that President Donald Trump still had confidence in his leadership “at this point in time.”
-
Legacy of Tennessee’s greatest war hero may be education
Until he was old enough to buy and trade his own comic books, Gerald York thought his grandfather was just an ordinary man.
-
Commentary: For Vietnam veterans, a ‘thank you’ long overdue
The head of the Vietnam War Commemoration office on its work to honor veterans on March 29 … and throughout the coming years.
-
Back from the dead: Family believed WWII POW had been killed
Frank Hernandez had survived a shell hit in France that sent shrapnel into his hip and knee, bombs raining down around him as he hid in a Belgian cellar, and a bullet that struck his canteen while he lay trapped under machine gun fire in a German beet field.
-
Vietnam commission’s Certificate of Honor program pays tribute to POWs, spouses and families
The certificates are available through the same Defense Department-backed group that offers lapel pins to Vietnam War-period veterans.
-
A security clearance may be your ‘golden ticket’ to a civilian job
The shrinking number of people with a security clearance combined with “astronomical” wait times means employers are “desperate” for candidates who have already been cleared to handle classified information, said Even Lesser, founder of ClearanceJobs.com.
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98-year-old WWII, First Army veteran receives French Legion of Honor
World War II veteran Jack Baker was awarded France’s highest military award during a ceremony that was part of First Army’s centennial celebration.
-
Dedication ceremony set for monument honoring Vietnam helicopter pilots, crews
The monument will be dedicated on April 18 at Arlington National Cemetery.
-
Advocates call for new VA office focusing on transition issues
The proposed Veterans Economic Opportunity Administration would be headed by an under secretary reporting directly to the VA Secretary.
-
DoD review: 0% of schools following TA rules
“Frankly … if everybody is out of step, maybe we’re out of step,” said Scott Flood, the PwC official overseeing the review program for DoD.
-
White House: No change ‘at this time’ to Shulkin’s VA job
With his job status in danger, embattled Veterans Affairs Secretary David Shulkin sought to lower his public profile Monday as a White House spokesman insisted that President Donald Trump still had confidence in his leadership “at this point in time.”
-
Legacy of Tennessee’s greatest war hero may be education
Until he was old enough to buy and trade his own comic books, Gerald York thought his grandfather was just an ordinary man.
-
Commentary: For Vietnam veterans, a ‘thank you’ long overdue
The head of the Vietnam War Commemoration office on its work to honor veterans on March 29 … and throughout the coming years.
-
Back from the dead: Family believed WWII POW had been killed
Frank Hernandez had survived a shell hit in France that sent shrapnel into his hip and knee, bombs raining down around him as he hid in a Belgian cellar, and a bullet that struck his canteen while he lay trapped under machine gun fire in a German beet field.
-
Vietnam commission’s Certificate of Honor program pays tribute to POWs, spouses and families
The certificates are available through the same Defense Department-backed group that offers lapel pins to Vietnam War-period veterans.
-
A security clearance may be your ‘golden ticket’ to a civilian job
The shrinking number of people with a security clearance combined with “astronomical” wait times means employers are “desperate” for candidates who have already been cleared to handle classified information, said Even Lesser, founder of ClearanceJobs.com.
-
98-year-old WWII, First Army veteran receives French Legion of Honor
World War II veteran Jack Baker was awarded France’s highest military award during a ceremony that was part of First Army’s centennial celebration.
-
Dedication ceremony set for monument honoring Vietnam helicopter pilots, crews
The monument will be dedicated on April 18 at Arlington National Cemetery.
-
Advocates call for new VA office focusing on transition issues
The proposed Veterans Economic Opportunity Administration would be headed by an under secretary reporting directly to the VA Secretary.
