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Military Times Service Members of the Year honored at Capitol Hill ceremony
The Military Times Service Members of the Year were honored Wednesday evening in a ceremony attended by generals and admirals from the five uniformed services, as well as several members of Congress.
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Forgotten valor: Nurses near the front lines of World War I
Months before most U.S. forces joined the fight, two women had earned the Distinguished Service Cross.
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Rolling Thunder: A young Marine vet shares the story of his inaugural ride
Jon Simkins, Navy Times’ managing editor and a Marine who served in Iraq, rode a Harley in Rolling Thunder’s 30th Anniversary.
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Collect them all: Minor-league teams offer baseball cards featuring service members
The Columbia Fireflies gave away 1,000 decks to fans at their May 29 home game, one of several clubs to offer similar promotions.
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Rolling Thunder ride draws thousands to nation’s capital
Thousands of motorcyclists have poured into the nation’s capital to honor prisoners of war and service members missing in action.
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Remember them: Combat veterans share tributes to their fallen friends
A long-serving civilian counselor collected anonymous words of grief, honor and wisdom from service members.
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Rolling Thunder turns 30: The iconic ride through the years
Some highlights of the demonstration that will rumble through Washington, D.C. this weekend.
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‘I’ll never forget the friends I lost in Vietnam’: US congressman shares stories of war
U.S. Rep. Phil Roe of Tennessee writes about “the dark days for our country” in the aftermath of Vietnam.
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Appreciation 101: Tips from family advocates on how civilians, lawmakers and others can help the troops
Spouse employment concerns topped a to-do list that’s just in time for National Military Appreciation Month.
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Commentary: It’s time for every American to thank those who served in Vietnam
Vietnam vets did not come home to open arms. A decorated four-star wants to fix that.
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Military Times Service Members of the Year honored at Capitol Hill ceremony
The Military Times Service Members of the Year were honored Wednesday evening in a ceremony attended by generals and admirals from the five uniformed services, as well as several members of Congress.
-
Forgotten valor: Nurses near the front lines of World War I
Months before most U.S. forces joined the fight, two women had earned the Distinguished Service Cross.
-
Rolling Thunder: A young Marine vet shares the story of his inaugural ride
Jon Simkins, Navy Times’ managing editor and a Marine who served in Iraq, rode a Harley in Rolling Thunder’s 30th Anniversary.
-
Collect them all: Minor-league teams offer baseball cards featuring service members
The Columbia Fireflies gave away 1,000 decks to fans at their May 29 home game, one of several clubs to offer similar promotions.
-
Rolling Thunder ride draws thousands to nation’s capital
Thousands of motorcyclists have poured into the nation’s capital to honor prisoners of war and service members missing in action.
-
Remember them: Combat veterans share tributes to their fallen friends
A long-serving civilian counselor collected anonymous words of grief, honor and wisdom from service members.
-
Rolling Thunder turns 30: The iconic ride through the years
Some highlights of the demonstration that will rumble through Washington, D.C. this weekend.
-
‘I’ll never forget the friends I lost in Vietnam’: US congressman shares stories of war
U.S. Rep. Phil Roe of Tennessee writes about “the dark days for our country” in the aftermath of Vietnam.
-
Appreciation 101: Tips from family advocates on how civilians, lawmakers and others can help the troops
Spouse employment concerns topped a to-do list that’s just in time for National Military Appreciation Month.
-
Commentary: It’s time for every American to thank those who served in Vietnam
Vietnam vets did not come home to open arms. A decorated four-star wants to fix that.
-
Military Times Service Members of the Year honored at Capitol Hill ceremony
The Military Times Service Members of the Year were honored Wednesday evening in a ceremony attended by generals and admirals from the five uniformed services, as well as several members of Congress.
-
Forgotten valor: Nurses near the front lines of World War I
Months before most U.S. forces joined the fight, two women had earned the Distinguished Service Cross.
-
Rolling Thunder: A young Marine vet shares the story of his inaugural ride
Jon Simkins, Navy Times’ managing editor and a Marine who served in Iraq, rode a Harley in Rolling Thunder’s 30th Anniversary.
-
Collect them all: Minor-league teams offer baseball cards featuring service members
The Columbia Fireflies gave away 1,000 decks to fans at their May 29 home game, one of several clubs to offer similar promotions.
-
Rolling Thunder ride draws thousands to nation’s capital
Thousands of motorcyclists have poured into the nation’s capital to honor prisoners of war and service members missing in action.
-
Remember them: Combat veterans share tributes to their fallen friends
A long-serving civilian counselor collected anonymous words of grief, honor and wisdom from service members.
-
Rolling Thunder turns 30: The iconic ride through the years
Some highlights of the demonstration that will rumble through Washington, D.C. this weekend.
-
‘I’ll never forget the friends I lost in Vietnam’: US congressman shares stories of war
U.S. Rep. Phil Roe of Tennessee writes about “the dark days for our country” in the aftermath of Vietnam.
-
Appreciation 101: Tips from family advocates on how civilians, lawmakers and others can help the troops
Spouse employment concerns topped a to-do list that’s just in time for National Military Appreciation Month.
-
Commentary: It’s time for every American to thank those who served in Vietnam
Vietnam vets did not come home to open arms. A decorated four-star wants to fix that.
