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From hunting bin Laden to mentoring young girls: A retired Army officer’s journey
This Army officer took two decades of experience leading soldiers, including in combat, and figured out how to take that into the classroom to help school-age girls.
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Old yearbook photo spurs effort to find missing WWII pilot
During World War II, four American service men who graduated from the same upstate New York high school had their photo taken for the yearbook: a Coast Guardsman, a Navy pilot, a sailor and a soldier. The pilot never made it home and is still listed as missing in action.
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Here’s where troops and military retirees can go for free tax help
How the VITA program works, and how it can help you.
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Military Times 2018 Sporting Rifle Guide: What’s new, and what’s coming soon
Straight from SHOT Show: Get schooled up on more than a dozen new rifles.
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Army vet joins pot-users in lawsuit to declare marijuana safe under US law
He is set to appear in a New York courtroom on Wednesday for arguments in a lawsuit that claims classifying marijuana as a dangerous drug is irrational and unconstitutional.
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Retired Army sergeant names mountain peak in Alaska
A mountain peak in Alaska has been named Gold Star Peak to honor families who lost members in the Iraq War.
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Trump’s infrastructure plan includes new rules for VA property sales
Under current rules, Veterans Affairs officials can’t redirect profits from real estate sales into other department priorities.
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VA spending up again in Trump’s fiscal 2019 budget plan
If approved, the VA budget for fiscal 2019 would reach nearly $200 billion, more than double what the department spent just 10 years ago.
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Need a VA-backed second mortgage? Here’s how it can work
Another VA-backed loan on your current property may provide a financial fix.
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Tom Hanks joins Dale Dye’s D-Day movie as executive producer
The men worked together on “Saving Private Ryan” and “Forrest Gump.”
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From hunting bin Laden to mentoring young girls: A retired Army officer’s journey
This Army officer took two decades of experience leading soldiers, including in combat, and figured out how to take that into the classroom to help school-age girls.
-
Old yearbook photo spurs effort to find missing WWII pilot
During World War II, four American service men who graduated from the same upstate New York high school had their photo taken for the yearbook: a Coast Guardsman, a Navy pilot, a sailor and a soldier. The pilot never made it home and is still listed as missing in action.
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Here’s where troops and military retirees can go for free tax help
How the VITA program works, and how it can help you.
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Military Times 2018 Sporting Rifle Guide: What’s new, and what’s coming soon
Straight from SHOT Show: Get schooled up on more than a dozen new rifles.
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Army vet joins pot-users in lawsuit to declare marijuana safe under US law
He is set to appear in a New York courtroom on Wednesday for arguments in a lawsuit that claims classifying marijuana as a dangerous drug is irrational and unconstitutional.
-
Retired Army sergeant names mountain peak in Alaska
A mountain peak in Alaska has been named Gold Star Peak to honor families who lost members in the Iraq War.
-
Trump’s infrastructure plan includes new rules for VA property sales
Under current rules, Veterans Affairs officials can’t redirect profits from real estate sales into other department priorities.
-
VA spending up again in Trump’s fiscal 2019 budget plan
If approved, the VA budget for fiscal 2019 would reach nearly $200 billion, more than double what the department spent just 10 years ago.
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Need a VA-backed second mortgage? Here’s how it can work
Another VA-backed loan on your current property may provide a financial fix.
-
Tom Hanks joins Dale Dye’s D-Day movie as executive producer
The men worked together on “Saving Private Ryan” and “Forrest Gump.”
-
From hunting bin Laden to mentoring young girls: A retired Army officer’s journey
This Army officer took two decades of experience leading soldiers, including in combat, and figured out how to take that into the classroom to help school-age girls.
-
Old yearbook photo spurs effort to find missing WWII pilot
During World War II, four American service men who graduated from the same upstate New York high school had their photo taken for the yearbook: a Coast Guardsman, a Navy pilot, a sailor and a soldier. The pilot never made it home and is still listed as missing in action.
-
Here’s where troops and military retirees can go for free tax help
How the VITA program works, and how it can help you.
-
Military Times 2018 Sporting Rifle Guide: What’s new, and what’s coming soon
Straight from SHOT Show: Get schooled up on more than a dozen new rifles.
-
Army vet joins pot-users in lawsuit to declare marijuana safe under US law
He is set to appear in a New York courtroom on Wednesday for arguments in a lawsuit that claims classifying marijuana as a dangerous drug is irrational and unconstitutional.
-
Retired Army sergeant names mountain peak in Alaska
A mountain peak in Alaska has been named Gold Star Peak to honor families who lost members in the Iraq War.
-
Trump’s infrastructure plan includes new rules for VA property sales
Under current rules, Veterans Affairs officials can’t redirect profits from real estate sales into other department priorities.
-
VA spending up again in Trump’s fiscal 2019 budget plan
If approved, the VA budget for fiscal 2019 would reach nearly $200 billion, more than double what the department spent just 10 years ago.
-
Need a VA-backed second mortgage? Here’s how it can work
Another VA-backed loan on your current property may provide a financial fix.
-
Tom Hanks joins Dale Dye’s D-Day movie as executive producer
The men worked together on “Saving Private Ryan” and “Forrest Gump.”
