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Bill would allow military tuition assistance to be used for training outside colleges, universities
The plan, backed by Republicans and Democrats in Congress, would allow more flexibility with the military education funding.
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California gunman in veteran center killings was ex-patient
Three women who devoted their lives to helping traumatized veterans were killed by a patient who had been kicked out of their Northern California treatment program, authorities and a relative of a victim said.
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These Marines use their success and reality TV fame to help fellow vets — here’s how
Before there were cameras, the stars of HGTV’s “Flip or Flop Forth Worth” were helping fellow veterans transition into the real estate industry.
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Veteran-owned company thinks outside the box with challenge coins
Unique designs go out to troops, units, generals and presidents.
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Employment for post-9/11 vets at record levels … AGAIN!
Overall U.S. unemployment was 4.1 percent in February, for the fifth month in a row, with about 313,000 new jobs added.
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Vets groups oppose new burial restrictions on Arlington Cemetery, but officials see few options
Army officials say expansion plans at the 154-year-old cemetery will only allow burials to last into the late 2040s, requiring more drastic steps.
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Want to work with your hands? Check out this $50 million Home Depot Foundation training program
The nation’s largest hardware retailer wants to bring back the bygone era of shop class with a $50 million commitment to train thousands of skilled laborers over the next decade.
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Veterans with PTSD are turning to horses for healing
As health care professionals seek innovative ways to heal veterans struggling with PTSD, equine therapy has been growing in popularity.
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US law poses dilemma for dying vets seeking lethal drugs
Suffering from heart problems, Bob Sloan told his children he wants to use California’s new law allowing life-ending drugs for the terminally ill when his disease becomes too advanced to bear.
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VA secretary promises more leadership changes after investigators’ rebuke
Veterans Affairs Secretary David Shulkin on Wednesday promised another department leadership shakeup in the wake of yet another scathing inspector general report that accused VA officials of additional improper behavior.
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Bill would allow military tuition assistance to be used for training outside colleges, universities
The plan, backed by Republicans and Democrats in Congress, would allow more flexibility with the military education funding.
-
California gunman in veteran center killings was ex-patient
Three women who devoted their lives to helping traumatized veterans were killed by a patient who had been kicked out of their Northern California treatment program, authorities and a relative of a victim said.
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These Marines use their success and reality TV fame to help fellow vets — here’s how
Before there were cameras, the stars of HGTV’s “Flip or Flop Forth Worth” were helping fellow veterans transition into the real estate industry.
-
Veteran-owned company thinks outside the box with challenge coins
Unique designs go out to troops, units, generals and presidents.
-
Employment for post-9/11 vets at record levels … AGAIN!
Overall U.S. unemployment was 4.1 percent in February, for the fifth month in a row, with about 313,000 new jobs added.
-
Vets groups oppose new burial restrictions on Arlington Cemetery, but officials see few options
Army officials say expansion plans at the 154-year-old cemetery will only allow burials to last into the late 2040s, requiring more drastic steps.
-
Want to work with your hands? Check out this $50 million Home Depot Foundation training program
The nation’s largest hardware retailer wants to bring back the bygone era of shop class with a $50 million commitment to train thousands of skilled laborers over the next decade.
-
Veterans with PTSD are turning to horses for healing
As health care professionals seek innovative ways to heal veterans struggling with PTSD, equine therapy has been growing in popularity.
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US law poses dilemma for dying vets seeking lethal drugs
Suffering from heart problems, Bob Sloan told his children he wants to use California’s new law allowing life-ending drugs for the terminally ill when his disease becomes too advanced to bear.
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VA secretary promises more leadership changes after investigators’ rebuke
Veterans Affairs Secretary David Shulkin on Wednesday promised another department leadership shakeup in the wake of yet another scathing inspector general report that accused VA officials of additional improper behavior.
-
Bill would allow military tuition assistance to be used for training outside colleges, universities
The plan, backed by Republicans and Democrats in Congress, would allow more flexibility with the military education funding.
-
California gunman in veteran center killings was ex-patient
Three women who devoted their lives to helping traumatized veterans were killed by a patient who had been kicked out of their Northern California treatment program, authorities and a relative of a victim said.
-
These Marines use their success and reality TV fame to help fellow vets — here’s how
Before there were cameras, the stars of HGTV’s “Flip or Flop Forth Worth” were helping fellow veterans transition into the real estate industry.
-
Veteran-owned company thinks outside the box with challenge coins
Unique designs go out to troops, units, generals and presidents.
-
Employment for post-9/11 vets at record levels … AGAIN!
Overall U.S. unemployment was 4.1 percent in February, for the fifth month in a row, with about 313,000 new jobs added.
-
Vets groups oppose new burial restrictions on Arlington Cemetery, but officials see few options
Army officials say expansion plans at the 154-year-old cemetery will only allow burials to last into the late 2040s, requiring more drastic steps.
-
Want to work with your hands? Check out this $50 million Home Depot Foundation training program
The nation’s largest hardware retailer wants to bring back the bygone era of shop class with a $50 million commitment to train thousands of skilled laborers over the next decade.
-
Veterans with PTSD are turning to horses for healing
As health care professionals seek innovative ways to heal veterans struggling with PTSD, equine therapy has been growing in popularity.
-
US law poses dilemma for dying vets seeking lethal drugs
Suffering from heart problems, Bob Sloan told his children he wants to use California’s new law allowing life-ending drugs for the terminally ill when his disease becomes too advanced to bear.
-
VA secretary promises more leadership changes after investigators’ rebuke
Veterans Affairs Secretary David Shulkin on Wednesday promised another department leadership shakeup in the wake of yet another scathing inspector general report that accused VA officials of additional improper behavior.
