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AMVETS unveils new effort with VA to combat veterans suicide
The partnership is among several new efforts by federal agencies to deal with mental health problems among vulnerable veterans.
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Selling in a seller’s market? Agents warn against overconfidence
If you list it, they will come? Not so fast.
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Exhibits gives insight into world of veterans through art
War Paints, a Harrisonburg, Virginia-based nonprofit that encourages veterans to create works of arts and then provides a platform to sell them. The organization has about 30 veterans and first responders producing and selling art, with all proceeds going to the artist.
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Washington sting should help disabled vets find rental homes
Disabled military veterans who use vouchers to pay rent will find it easier to lease homes in the Tri-Cities and elsewhere in Washington after a sting by the state attorney general’s office.
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DHS offers to drop deportation case against wife of 7th Special Forces Group vet
The family faced an immigration court hearing Monday that could have led to Elia Crawford’s deportation.
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Retiring after 34 years, this master chief petty officer takes a look back at her career
Retired Master Chief Petty Officer April Beldo talks about her 34 years in the Navy, especially leading sailors as a chief petty officer.
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Study: Private sector may not be ready for new veteran patients
A new Rand Corp. study notes that many private-sector medical providers in New York “know little about the military or veterans.”
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Active Duty/Reserves: Register now for 2018 Marine Corps Marathon
There are 3,000 discounted spots available to service members who register before March 14.
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Texas man accused of theft in dead uncle’s military pension
A recently retired county jail guard in Texas has been charged with pocketing two decades worth of military pension checks sent to his long deceased uncle.
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Cheer on these warrior-athletes at the Paralympic Winter Games
From the rink to the slopes, see what veterans are going for gold in Pyeongchang.
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AMVETS unveils new effort with VA to combat veterans suicide
The partnership is among several new efforts by federal agencies to deal with mental health problems among vulnerable veterans.
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Selling in a seller’s market? Agents warn against overconfidence
If you list it, they will come? Not so fast.
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Exhibits gives insight into world of veterans through art
War Paints, a Harrisonburg, Virginia-based nonprofit that encourages veterans to create works of arts and then provides a platform to sell them. The organization has about 30 veterans and first responders producing and selling art, with all proceeds going to the artist.
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Washington sting should help disabled vets find rental homes
Disabled military veterans who use vouchers to pay rent will find it easier to lease homes in the Tri-Cities and elsewhere in Washington after a sting by the state attorney general’s office.
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DHS offers to drop deportation case against wife of 7th Special Forces Group vet
The family faced an immigration court hearing Monday that could have led to Elia Crawford’s deportation.
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Retiring after 34 years, this master chief petty officer takes a look back at her career
Retired Master Chief Petty Officer April Beldo talks about her 34 years in the Navy, especially leading sailors as a chief petty officer.
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Study: Private sector may not be ready for new veteran patients
A new Rand Corp. study notes that many private-sector medical providers in New York “know little about the military or veterans.”
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Active Duty/Reserves: Register now for 2018 Marine Corps Marathon
There are 3,000 discounted spots available to service members who register before March 14.
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Texas man accused of theft in dead uncle’s military pension
A recently retired county jail guard in Texas has been charged with pocketing two decades worth of military pension checks sent to his long deceased uncle.
-
Cheer on these warrior-athletes at the Paralympic Winter Games
From the rink to the slopes, see what veterans are going for gold in Pyeongchang.
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AMVETS unveils new effort with VA to combat veterans suicide
The partnership is among several new efforts by federal agencies to deal with mental health problems among vulnerable veterans.
-
Selling in a seller’s market? Agents warn against overconfidence
If you list it, they will come? Not so fast.
-
Exhibits gives insight into world of veterans through art
War Paints, a Harrisonburg, Virginia-based nonprofit that encourages veterans to create works of arts and then provides a platform to sell them. The organization has about 30 veterans and first responders producing and selling art, with all proceeds going to the artist.
-
Washington sting should help disabled vets find rental homes
Disabled military veterans who use vouchers to pay rent will find it easier to lease homes in the Tri-Cities and elsewhere in Washington after a sting by the state attorney general’s office.
-
DHS offers to drop deportation case against wife of 7th Special Forces Group vet
The family faced an immigration court hearing Monday that could have led to Elia Crawford’s deportation.
-
Retiring after 34 years, this master chief petty officer takes a look back at her career
Retired Master Chief Petty Officer April Beldo talks about her 34 years in the Navy, especially leading sailors as a chief petty officer.
-
Study: Private sector may not be ready for new veteran patients
A new Rand Corp. study notes that many private-sector medical providers in New York “know little about the military or veterans.”
-
Active Duty/Reserves: Register now for 2018 Marine Corps Marathon
There are 3,000 discounted spots available to service members who register before March 14.
-
Texas man accused of theft in dead uncle’s military pension
A recently retired county jail guard in Texas has been charged with pocketing two decades worth of military pension checks sent to his long deceased uncle.
-
Cheer on these warrior-athletes at the Paralympic Winter Games
From the rink to the slopes, see what veterans are going for gold in Pyeongchang.
