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Veteran, 95, on his WWII service: ‘Somebody up above was watching out for me’
He recalls Gen. Dwight Eisenhower and British Army Commander Bernard Montgomery visiting his camp to see if troops were prepared for their first round of combat.
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Report: VA home loan use tripled after the mortgage crisis
Researchers say those numbers show the quiet importance of the VA program, a benefit used by millions of veterans but often getting less attention than initiatives like health care coverage and education stipends.
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25 years on, why it’s time for a national Desert Storm memorial
Many already have forgotten this chapter in U.S. military history, as well as those who wrote it
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Son reflects on dad’s story depicted in ‘Hacksaw Ridge’
Mel Gibson’s new film “Hacksaw Ridge” tells the story of a World War II soldier, Desmond Doss, who received the Medal of Honor for single-handedly rescuing 75 wounded soldiers.
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These stories from the Vietnam War will break your heart
Excerpts from “Dreams Unfulfilled,” stories of the men and women on the Vietnam Wall.
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Campaign helps junior enlisted get home for the holidays
Jack Daniel’s, Armed Forces YMCA team up for ‘Operation Ride Home’ campaign.
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Adaptive sports help active duty, veterans and families through recovery
The CEO of Fisher House touts programs such as the Invictus Games and Warrior Games.
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WWII mystery: Are ‘missing’ sailors actually in N.Y. cemetery?
It’s a confounding mystery of World War II: What happened to the 136 missing sailors from the explosion and sinking of the USS Turner?
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Virginia community makes new home a reality for a local military hero
“Welcome home.” These were the words that moved U.S. Army Sgt. Timothy Goodrich to tears as he burrowed a shovel into the plot of land where his new home will soon stand.
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Veteran hopes to help others exposed to Agent Orange
Larry Kerr is an unassuming 69-year-old Syracuse, Utah, resident who doesn’t particularly like attention, but he doesn’t mind if his story serves as a microcosm for what he calls the “thousands and thousands of people in the same boat as me.”
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Veteran, 95, on his WWII service: ‘Somebody up above was watching out for me’
He recalls Gen. Dwight Eisenhower and British Army Commander Bernard Montgomery visiting his camp to see if troops were prepared for their first round of combat.
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Report: VA home loan use tripled after the mortgage crisis
Researchers say those numbers show the quiet importance of the VA program, a benefit used by millions of veterans but often getting less attention than initiatives like health care coverage and education stipends.
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25 years on, why it’s time for a national Desert Storm memorial
Many already have forgotten this chapter in U.S. military history, as well as those who wrote it
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Son reflects on dad’s story depicted in ‘Hacksaw Ridge’
Mel Gibson’s new film “Hacksaw Ridge” tells the story of a World War II soldier, Desmond Doss, who received the Medal of Honor for single-handedly rescuing 75 wounded soldiers.
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These stories from the Vietnam War will break your heart
Excerpts from “Dreams Unfulfilled,” stories of the men and women on the Vietnam Wall.
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Campaign helps junior enlisted get home for the holidays
Jack Daniel’s, Armed Forces YMCA team up for ‘Operation Ride Home’ campaign.
-
Adaptive sports help active duty, veterans and families through recovery
The CEO of Fisher House touts programs such as the Invictus Games and Warrior Games.
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WWII mystery: Are ‘missing’ sailors actually in N.Y. cemetery?
It’s a confounding mystery of World War II: What happened to the 136 missing sailors from the explosion and sinking of the USS Turner?
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Virginia community makes new home a reality for a local military hero
“Welcome home.” These were the words that moved U.S. Army Sgt. Timothy Goodrich to tears as he burrowed a shovel into the plot of land where his new home will soon stand.
-
Veteran hopes to help others exposed to Agent Orange
Larry Kerr is an unassuming 69-year-old Syracuse, Utah, resident who doesn’t particularly like attention, but he doesn’t mind if his story serves as a microcosm for what he calls the “thousands and thousands of people in the same boat as me.”
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Veteran, 95, on his WWII service: ‘Somebody up above was watching out for me’
He recalls Gen. Dwight Eisenhower and British Army Commander Bernard Montgomery visiting his camp to see if troops were prepared for their first round of combat.
-
Report: VA home loan use tripled after the mortgage crisis
Researchers say those numbers show the quiet importance of the VA program, a benefit used by millions of veterans but often getting less attention than initiatives like health care coverage and education stipends.
-
25 years on, why it’s time for a national Desert Storm memorial
Many already have forgotten this chapter in U.S. military history, as well as those who wrote it
-
Son reflects on dad’s story depicted in ‘Hacksaw Ridge’
Mel Gibson’s new film “Hacksaw Ridge” tells the story of a World War II soldier, Desmond Doss, who received the Medal of Honor for single-handedly rescuing 75 wounded soldiers.
-
These stories from the Vietnam War will break your heart
Excerpts from “Dreams Unfulfilled,” stories of the men and women on the Vietnam Wall.
-
Campaign helps junior enlisted get home for the holidays
Jack Daniel’s, Armed Forces YMCA team up for ‘Operation Ride Home’ campaign.
-
Adaptive sports help active duty, veterans and families through recovery
The CEO of Fisher House touts programs such as the Invictus Games and Warrior Games.
-
WWII mystery: Are ‘missing’ sailors actually in N.Y. cemetery?
It’s a confounding mystery of World War II: What happened to the 136 missing sailors from the explosion and sinking of the USS Turner?
-
Virginia community makes new home a reality for a local military hero
“Welcome home.” These were the words that moved U.S. Army Sgt. Timothy Goodrich to tears as he burrowed a shovel into the plot of land where his new home will soon stand.
-
Veteran hopes to help others exposed to Agent Orange
Larry Kerr is an unassuming 69-year-old Syracuse, Utah, resident who doesn’t particularly like attention, but he doesn’t mind if his story serves as a microcosm for what he calls the “thousands and thousands of people in the same boat as me.”
