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Military Times 2017 Fishing Gear Guide
From reels and lures to boats and waders, our outdoors expert has what you need to know, and maybe buy, before your next fishing trip.
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Retired Marine colonel one of 3 astronauts en route to space station
Randy Bresnik blasted off Friday from Kazakhstan, beginning his second trip into space.
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History buffs celebrate forgotten Revolutionary War general
History buffs have one wish on the 275th birthday of a Revolutionary War general: That he’ll get the recognition he deserves.
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Report: Young vets are more successful than their civilian peers
Young veterans are better educated, better paid and better off than many of their civilian peers, which researchers believe could be due to their military service.
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Companies that focus on hiring vets outperform market
A new investment fund will allow people to invest in companies with strong records in recruiting and supporting veterans, active duty service members, Guardsmen and reservists, and military families.
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House rejects plan to let VA doctors talk about marijuana
House Republicans leaders on Wednesday ended marijuana supporters hopes for a floor debate on allowing veterans to talk about using cannabis to treat a variety of ailments with their Veterans Affairs doctors.
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Trump promises huge increase in private sector care for veterans
President Donald Trump on Tuesday evening promised to triple the number of veterans “seeing the doctor of their choice” in coming months as part of an ongoing, ambitious reform plan at the Department of Veterans Affairs.
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PTSD disability claims by vets tripled in the last decade
More than one in five veterans receiving federal disability payouts suffers from post-traumatic stress disorder, a figure that has spiked in the last decade.
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Plan to overhaul GI Bill moves through House, on to Senate
Major reforms to veterans’ education benefits are one step closer to becoming law after the House of Representatives unanimously voted in favor of the legislation Monday.
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Proposed VA Choice funding fix fails in House vote
The move leaves the outside care health program’s future in doubt.
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Military Times 2017 Fishing Gear Guide
From reels and lures to boats and waders, our outdoors expert has what you need to know, and maybe buy, before your next fishing trip.
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Retired Marine colonel one of 3 astronauts en route to space station
Randy Bresnik blasted off Friday from Kazakhstan, beginning his second trip into space.
-
History buffs celebrate forgotten Revolutionary War general
History buffs have one wish on the 275th birthday of a Revolutionary War general: That he’ll get the recognition he deserves.
-
Report: Young vets are more successful than their civilian peers
Young veterans are better educated, better paid and better off than many of their civilian peers, which researchers believe could be due to their military service.
-
Companies that focus on hiring vets outperform market
A new investment fund will allow people to invest in companies with strong records in recruiting and supporting veterans, active duty service members, Guardsmen and reservists, and military families.
-
House rejects plan to let VA doctors talk about marijuana
House Republicans leaders on Wednesday ended marijuana supporters hopes for a floor debate on allowing veterans to talk about using cannabis to treat a variety of ailments with their Veterans Affairs doctors.
-
Trump promises huge increase in private sector care for veterans
President Donald Trump on Tuesday evening promised to triple the number of veterans “seeing the doctor of their choice” in coming months as part of an ongoing, ambitious reform plan at the Department of Veterans Affairs.
-
PTSD disability claims by vets tripled in the last decade
More than one in five veterans receiving federal disability payouts suffers from post-traumatic stress disorder, a figure that has spiked in the last decade.
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Plan to overhaul GI Bill moves through House, on to Senate
Major reforms to veterans’ education benefits are one step closer to becoming law after the House of Representatives unanimously voted in favor of the legislation Monday.
-
Proposed VA Choice funding fix fails in House vote
The move leaves the outside care health program’s future in doubt.
-
Military Times 2017 Fishing Gear Guide
From reels and lures to boats and waders, our outdoors expert has what you need to know, and maybe buy, before your next fishing trip.
-
Retired Marine colonel one of 3 astronauts en route to space station
Randy Bresnik blasted off Friday from Kazakhstan, beginning his second trip into space.
-
History buffs celebrate forgotten Revolutionary War general
History buffs have one wish on the 275th birthday of a Revolutionary War general: That he’ll get the recognition he deserves.
-
Report: Young vets are more successful than their civilian peers
Young veterans are better educated, better paid and better off than many of their civilian peers, which researchers believe could be due to their military service.
-
Companies that focus on hiring vets outperform market
A new investment fund will allow people to invest in companies with strong records in recruiting and supporting veterans, active duty service members, Guardsmen and reservists, and military families.
-
House rejects plan to let VA doctors talk about marijuana
House Republicans leaders on Wednesday ended marijuana supporters hopes for a floor debate on allowing veterans to talk about using cannabis to treat a variety of ailments with their Veterans Affairs doctors.
-
Trump promises huge increase in private sector care for veterans
President Donald Trump on Tuesday evening promised to triple the number of veterans “seeing the doctor of their choice” in coming months as part of an ongoing, ambitious reform plan at the Department of Veterans Affairs.
-
PTSD disability claims by vets tripled in the last decade
More than one in five veterans receiving federal disability payouts suffers from post-traumatic stress disorder, a figure that has spiked in the last decade.
-
Plan to overhaul GI Bill moves through House, on to Senate
Major reforms to veterans’ education benefits are one step closer to becoming law after the House of Representatives unanimously voted in favor of the legislation Monday.
-
Proposed VA Choice funding fix fails in House vote
The move leaves the outside care health program’s future in doubt.
