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Film ‘Acronym’ looks inside alternative PTSD therapies
The veterans who tell their stories served in major conflicts from World War II to Afghanistan.
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Report: Civilian hiring managers love veterans, but don’t always understand them
A new survey indicates civilian hiring officials see veterans as valuable recruits still struggle with how to handle their concerns and professional development.
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‘Finish the wall’: How you can help honor Vietnam War’s fallen
Wall of Faces seeks to put a face to the name
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‘6 Certified’: 13 entertainment projects get veteran advocacy group’s seal of approval
‘Sully,’ ‘Luke Cage,’ wounded warrior athletes — see the full list
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Veterans in the Ivy League: Students seek to up their ranks
It’s not easy to find military veterans in undergraduate programs at most Ivy League schools.
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Military Times declares November ‘Veterans Month’
Military Times wanted to make Veterans Day special this year – so we’ve expanded it to a monthlong celebration of service.
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Wounded warriors compete for $50K grand prize in Power Triumph Games
10 veterans tackle West Point’s toughest challenges
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PBS to debut Battle of Chosin doc Nov. 1 — watch an exclusive clip
‘American Experience’ film includes stories from 20 campaign veterans
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From Marine Corps to ‘Star Wars: The Force Awakens’ actor Adam Driver savors success
After stints selling vacuums door-to-door and other odd jobs, “Star Wars: The Force Awakens” actor Adam Driver was among the first to go see a Marine Corps recruiter after the Sept. 11 attacks, signing up for the infantry.
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Film ‘Acronym’ looks inside alternative PTSD therapies
The veterans who tell their stories served in major conflicts from World War II to Afghanistan.
-
Report: Civilian hiring managers love veterans, but don’t always understand them
A new survey indicates civilian hiring officials see veterans as valuable recruits still struggle with how to handle their concerns and professional development.
-
‘Finish the wall’: How you can help honor Vietnam War’s fallen
Wall of Faces seeks to put a face to the name
-
‘6 Certified’: 13 entertainment projects get veteran advocacy group’s seal of approval
‘Sully,’ ‘Luke Cage,’ wounded warrior athletes — see the full list
-
Veterans in the Ivy League: Students seek to up their ranks
It’s not easy to find military veterans in undergraduate programs at most Ivy League schools.
-
Military Times declares November ‘Veterans Month’
Military Times wanted to make Veterans Day special this year – so we’ve expanded it to a monthlong celebration of service.
-
Wounded warriors compete for $50K grand prize in Power Triumph Games
10 veterans tackle West Point’s toughest challenges
-
PBS to debut Battle of Chosin doc Nov. 1 — watch an exclusive clip
‘American Experience’ film includes stories from 20 campaign veterans
-
From Marine Corps to ‘Star Wars: The Force Awakens’ actor Adam Driver savors success
After stints selling vacuums door-to-door and other odd jobs, “Star Wars: The Force Awakens” actor Adam Driver was among the first to go see a Marine Corps recruiter after the Sept. 11 attacks, signing up for the infantry.
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Film ‘Acronym’ looks inside alternative PTSD therapies
The veterans who tell their stories served in major conflicts from World War II to Afghanistan.
-
Report: Civilian hiring managers love veterans, but don’t always understand them
A new survey indicates civilian hiring officials see veterans as valuable recruits still struggle with how to handle their concerns and professional development.
-
‘Finish the wall’: How you can help honor Vietnam War’s fallen
Wall of Faces seeks to put a face to the name
-
‘6 Certified’: 13 entertainment projects get veteran advocacy group’s seal of approval
‘Sully,’ ‘Luke Cage,’ wounded warrior athletes — see the full list
-
Veterans in the Ivy League: Students seek to up their ranks
It’s not easy to find military veterans in undergraduate programs at most Ivy League schools.
-
Military Times declares November ‘Veterans Month’
Military Times wanted to make Veterans Day special this year – so we’ve expanded it to a monthlong celebration of service.
-
Wounded warriors compete for $50K grand prize in Power Triumph Games
10 veterans tackle West Point’s toughest challenges
-
PBS to debut Battle of Chosin doc Nov. 1 — watch an exclusive clip
‘American Experience’ film includes stories from 20 campaign veterans
-
From Marine Corps to ‘Star Wars: The Force Awakens’ actor Adam Driver savors success
After stints selling vacuums door-to-door and other odd jobs, “Star Wars: The Force Awakens” actor Adam Driver was among the first to go see a Marine Corps recruiter after the Sept. 11 attacks, signing up for the infantry.
