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Deported Marine veteran trying to reunite with family denied US entry for citizenship interview
Roman Sabal served for six years in the Marine Corps and additional years in the Army Reserves, the Union-Tribune reported.
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From Mayor Pete to Commander in Chief Pete? Military Times interview with Afghan vet turned presidential hopeful
Pete Buttigieg talks about his priorities for the military and veterans if he becomes the next U.S. president.
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How ‘Call of Duty: Black Ops 4’ players can help veterans find jobs
Activision will donate all the proceeds to its affiliate nonprofit, the Call of Duty Endowment, which helps veterans find employment.
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VFW snaps 27-year membership decline and adds nearly 25,000 new members
Veterans groups like the VFW have struggled to appeal to younger veterans.
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98-year-old Marine veteran injured at Battle of Okinawa receives Purple Heart nearly 75 years later
The mortar crewman suffered a blast concussion on May 14, 1945.
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New England Patriots owner pledges $100K for families of Marine Jarheads bikers killed
The support helps, but “it doesn’t stop the tears,” said Jarheads member George Loring.
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This week in Congress: The next Defense Secretary (maybe)
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of July 15, 2019.
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Homicide detective probing veteran’s death following altercation with VA medical center police
The veteran, who was headed to the Kansas City VA Medical Center because he contracted an infection following hernia surgery, died in May 2018 after an altercation with VA police, who told him he was headed the wrong way in the parking lot.
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Military Times honors 2019 Service Members of the Year in DC
Five individuals whose commitment to service goes above and beyond the call of duty were honored.
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Yearlong birth control supply for female vets could cut costs and unplanned pregnancies
The Department of Veterans Affairs could save about $2 million a year in prenatal, birth and newborn care costs by offering female veterans a year’s supply of birth control pills, researchers say.
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Deported Marine veteran trying to reunite with family denied US entry for citizenship interview
Roman Sabal served for six years in the Marine Corps and additional years in the Army Reserves, the Union-Tribune reported.
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From Mayor Pete to Commander in Chief Pete? Military Times interview with Afghan vet turned presidential hopeful
Pete Buttigieg talks about his priorities for the military and veterans if he becomes the next U.S. president.
-
How ‘Call of Duty: Black Ops 4’ players can help veterans find jobs
Activision will donate all the proceeds to its affiliate nonprofit, the Call of Duty Endowment, which helps veterans find employment.
-
VFW snaps 27-year membership decline and adds nearly 25,000 new members
Veterans groups like the VFW have struggled to appeal to younger veterans.
-
98-year-old Marine veteran injured at Battle of Okinawa receives Purple Heart nearly 75 years later
The mortar crewman suffered a blast concussion on May 14, 1945.
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New England Patriots owner pledges $100K for families of Marine Jarheads bikers killed
The support helps, but “it doesn’t stop the tears,” said Jarheads member George Loring.
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This week in Congress: The next Defense Secretary (maybe)
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of July 15, 2019.
-
Homicide detective probing veteran’s death following altercation with VA medical center police
The veteran, who was headed to the Kansas City VA Medical Center because he contracted an infection following hernia surgery, died in May 2018 after an altercation with VA police, who told him he was headed the wrong way in the parking lot.
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Military Times honors 2019 Service Members of the Year in DC
Five individuals whose commitment to service goes above and beyond the call of duty were honored.
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Yearlong birth control supply for female vets could cut costs and unplanned pregnancies
The Department of Veterans Affairs could save about $2 million a year in prenatal, birth and newborn care costs by offering female veterans a year’s supply of birth control pills, researchers say.
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Deported Marine veteran trying to reunite with family denied US entry for citizenship interview
Roman Sabal served for six years in the Marine Corps and additional years in the Army Reserves, the Union-Tribune reported.
-
From Mayor Pete to Commander in Chief Pete? Military Times interview with Afghan vet turned presidential hopeful
Pete Buttigieg talks about his priorities for the military and veterans if he becomes the next U.S. president.
-
How ‘Call of Duty: Black Ops 4’ players can help veterans find jobs
Activision will donate all the proceeds to its affiliate nonprofit, the Call of Duty Endowment, which helps veterans find employment.
-
VFW snaps 27-year membership decline and adds nearly 25,000 new members
Veterans groups like the VFW have struggled to appeal to younger veterans.
-
98-year-old Marine veteran injured at Battle of Okinawa receives Purple Heart nearly 75 years later
The mortar crewman suffered a blast concussion on May 14, 1945.
-
New England Patriots owner pledges $100K for families of Marine Jarheads bikers killed
The support helps, but “it doesn’t stop the tears,” said Jarheads member George Loring.
-
This week in Congress: The next Defense Secretary (maybe)
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of July 15, 2019.
-
Homicide detective probing veteran’s death following altercation with VA medical center police
The veteran, who was headed to the Kansas City VA Medical Center because he contracted an infection following hernia surgery, died in May 2018 after an altercation with VA police, who told him he was headed the wrong way in the parking lot.
-
Military Times honors 2019 Service Members of the Year in DC
Five individuals whose commitment to service goes above and beyond the call of duty were honored.
-
Yearlong birth control supply for female vets could cut costs and unplanned pregnancies
The Department of Veterans Affairs could save about $2 million a year in prenatal, birth and newborn care costs by offering female veterans a year’s supply of birth control pills, researchers say.
