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WWII plane rescued from boneyard to join D-Day anniversary
Filled with paratroopers, a U.S. warplane lumbered down an English runway in 1944 to spearhead the World War II D-Day invasion with a message for Adolf Hitler painted in bright yellow across its nose: “That’s All, Brother.”
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Senators take aim at military housing problems in annual budget bill
This year’s national defense authorization act will include reforms aimed at privatized military housing problems.
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DNA test uncovers D-Day love story 75 years later
After decades of searching, Andre Gantois had lost hope.
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Will the military ‘widows tax’ disappear this year?
The issue costs about 65,000 surviving military spouses an average of $11,000 a year.
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Virginia town remembers the high price paid on D-Day
Twenty men from Bedford or the surrounding area were killed on D-Day, June 6, 1944.
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Supreme Court rejects bid to overturn prohibition on military malpractice cases
Justice Clarence Thomas blasted the decision as a mistake by the courts that deprives service members of justice.
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White House considers pardons for troops facing war crime accusations
President Donald Trump may grant clemency to the service members as early as this weekend, to mark Memorial Day.
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This week in Congress: NDAA and defense appropriations together again
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of May 20, 2019.
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These nonprofits are teaming up to help vets struggling with financial issues — for free
The partnership allows both organizations to recommend veteran clients to each other based on their individual needs.
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A matter of life and death for Afghan allies: Advocates push for fixes to special visa program
Legislation would expand the number of special immigrant visas for Afghans by 4,000 this year.
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WWII plane rescued from boneyard to join D-Day anniversary
Filled with paratroopers, a U.S. warplane lumbered down an English runway in 1944 to spearhead the World War II D-Day invasion with a message for Adolf Hitler painted in bright yellow across its nose: “That’s All, Brother.”
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Senators take aim at military housing problems in annual budget bill
This year’s national defense authorization act will include reforms aimed at privatized military housing problems.
-
DNA test uncovers D-Day love story 75 years later
After decades of searching, Andre Gantois had lost hope.
-
Will the military ‘widows tax’ disappear this year?
The issue costs about 65,000 surviving military spouses an average of $11,000 a year.
-
Virginia town remembers the high price paid on D-Day
Twenty men from Bedford or the surrounding area were killed on D-Day, June 6, 1944.
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Supreme Court rejects bid to overturn prohibition on military malpractice cases
Justice Clarence Thomas blasted the decision as a mistake by the courts that deprives service members of justice.
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White House considers pardons for troops facing war crime accusations
President Donald Trump may grant clemency to the service members as early as this weekend, to mark Memorial Day.
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This week in Congress: NDAA and defense appropriations together again
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of May 20, 2019.
-
These nonprofits are teaming up to help vets struggling with financial issues — for free
The partnership allows both organizations to recommend veteran clients to each other based on their individual needs.
-
A matter of life and death for Afghan allies: Advocates push for fixes to special visa program
Legislation would expand the number of special immigrant visas for Afghans by 4,000 this year.
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WWII plane rescued from boneyard to join D-Day anniversary
Filled with paratroopers, a U.S. warplane lumbered down an English runway in 1944 to spearhead the World War II D-Day invasion with a message for Adolf Hitler painted in bright yellow across its nose: “That’s All, Brother.”
-
Senators take aim at military housing problems in annual budget bill
This year’s national defense authorization act will include reforms aimed at privatized military housing problems.
-
DNA test uncovers D-Day love story 75 years later
After decades of searching, Andre Gantois had lost hope.
-
Will the military ‘widows tax’ disappear this year?
The issue costs about 65,000 surviving military spouses an average of $11,000 a year.
-
Virginia town remembers the high price paid on D-Day
Twenty men from Bedford or the surrounding area were killed on D-Day, June 6, 1944.
-
Supreme Court rejects bid to overturn prohibition on military malpractice cases
Justice Clarence Thomas blasted the decision as a mistake by the courts that deprives service members of justice.
-
White House considers pardons for troops facing war crime accusations
President Donald Trump may grant clemency to the service members as early as this weekend, to mark Memorial Day.
-
This week in Congress: NDAA and defense appropriations together again
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of May 20, 2019.
-
These nonprofits are teaming up to help vets struggling with financial issues — for free
The partnership allows both organizations to recommend veteran clients to each other based on their individual needs.
-
A matter of life and death for Afghan allies: Advocates push for fixes to special visa program
Legislation would expand the number of special immigrant visas for Afghans by 4,000 this year.
