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How the Marine Corps led to life of public service for Vietnam vet
For veteran Don Butler, his service in the Marine Corps led to a life of giving back to the community and helping veterans.
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Navy vet who flew recon day of Alaska tsunami returns to Kodiak
For Donald Raunig, each visit to Kodiak, Alaska, takes him back in time.
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Navy chaplain retires 50 years after enlisting
After completing his first enlistment, Dorwart enrolled in the University of Notre Dame, where he completed his Master of Divinity degree.
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Love or hate the Ken Burns Vietnam series, at least it’s getting veterans talking
The more that Vietnam vets are willing to come forward and tell their stories, the better it is for our country.
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Sailors and soldiers to recreate World War I baseball game
Sailors and soldiers will don flannel uniforms and play baseball by century-old rules to recreate the U.S. Army versus Navy games from World War I.
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Hiring new staff remains a problem for VA’s suicide prevention efforts
VA officials had hoped to hire 1,000 additional mental health professionals this year to help prevent veterans suicides, but bringing in the new employees has proven problematic.
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WWII veteran, Bataan Death March survivor gets his medals
“As long as there is a New Mexico National Guard, these men will never be forgotten,” said New Mexico National Guard Adjutant General Kenneth Nava. “We will never forget their sacrifices.”
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Commentary: Suicide-prevention efforts on right path, but VA, lawmakers can’t rest
Two House lawmakers on the work underway to save the lives of service members and veterans in trouble.
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Vegas, baby: Contest will offer free Sin City weddings, vow renewals to 25 military couples
25 military couples will be selected to receive a free Nov. 10 wedding or vow renewal ceremony in Las Vegas
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Invictus Games kick off: Here’s what you need to know about Team USA
Ninety athletes will represent Team USA in the Invictus Games, the largest wounded warrior competition of the year, beginning Saturday in Toronto.
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How the Marine Corps led to life of public service for Vietnam vet
For veteran Don Butler, his service in the Marine Corps led to a life of giving back to the community and helping veterans.
-
Navy vet who flew recon day of Alaska tsunami returns to Kodiak
For Donald Raunig, each visit to Kodiak, Alaska, takes him back in time.
-
Navy chaplain retires 50 years after enlisting
After completing his first enlistment, Dorwart enrolled in the University of Notre Dame, where he completed his Master of Divinity degree.
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Love or hate the Ken Burns Vietnam series, at least it’s getting veterans talking
The more that Vietnam vets are willing to come forward and tell their stories, the better it is for our country.
-
Sailors and soldiers to recreate World War I baseball game
Sailors and soldiers will don flannel uniforms and play baseball by century-old rules to recreate the U.S. Army versus Navy games from World War I.
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Hiring new staff remains a problem for VA’s suicide prevention efforts
VA officials had hoped to hire 1,000 additional mental health professionals this year to help prevent veterans suicides, but bringing in the new employees has proven problematic.
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WWII veteran, Bataan Death March survivor gets his medals
“As long as there is a New Mexico National Guard, these men will never be forgotten,” said New Mexico National Guard Adjutant General Kenneth Nava. “We will never forget their sacrifices.”
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Commentary: Suicide-prevention efforts on right path, but VA, lawmakers can’t rest
Two House lawmakers on the work underway to save the lives of service members and veterans in trouble.
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Vegas, baby: Contest will offer free Sin City weddings, vow renewals to 25 military couples
25 military couples will be selected to receive a free Nov. 10 wedding or vow renewal ceremony in Las Vegas
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Invictus Games kick off: Here’s what you need to know about Team USA
Ninety athletes will represent Team USA in the Invictus Games, the largest wounded warrior competition of the year, beginning Saturday in Toronto.
-
How the Marine Corps led to life of public service for Vietnam vet
For veteran Don Butler, his service in the Marine Corps led to a life of giving back to the community and helping veterans.
-
Navy vet who flew recon day of Alaska tsunami returns to Kodiak
For Donald Raunig, each visit to Kodiak, Alaska, takes him back in time.
-
Navy chaplain retires 50 years after enlisting
After completing his first enlistment, Dorwart enrolled in the University of Notre Dame, where he completed his Master of Divinity degree.
-
Love or hate the Ken Burns Vietnam series, at least it’s getting veterans talking
The more that Vietnam vets are willing to come forward and tell their stories, the better it is for our country.
-
Sailors and soldiers to recreate World War I baseball game
Sailors and soldiers will don flannel uniforms and play baseball by century-old rules to recreate the U.S. Army versus Navy games from World War I.
-
Hiring new staff remains a problem for VA’s suicide prevention efforts
VA officials had hoped to hire 1,000 additional mental health professionals this year to help prevent veterans suicides, but bringing in the new employees has proven problematic.
-
WWII veteran, Bataan Death March survivor gets his medals
“As long as there is a New Mexico National Guard, these men will never be forgotten,” said New Mexico National Guard Adjutant General Kenneth Nava. “We will never forget their sacrifices.”
-
Commentary: Suicide-prevention efforts on right path, but VA, lawmakers can’t rest
Two House lawmakers on the work underway to save the lives of service members and veterans in trouble.
-
Vegas, baby: Contest will offer free Sin City weddings, vow renewals to 25 military couples
25 military couples will be selected to receive a free Nov. 10 wedding or vow renewal ceremony in Las Vegas
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Invictus Games kick off: Here’s what you need to know about Team USA
Ninety athletes will represent Team USA in the Invictus Games, the largest wounded warrior competition of the year, beginning Saturday in Toronto.
