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California teen dedicates life to finding World War II vets
For as long as he can remember, Rishi Sharma’s heroes haven’t been sports stars or movie stars or any other kind of stars. They’ve been the U.S. combat veterans who won World War II.
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First Vietnam Veterans of America chapter plans for its eventual demise
The first chapter of the Vietnam Veterans of America is preparing for the day when there won’t be any members left to care for the monument to their service.
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Tracking military and veteran student success — ‘They will be tomorrow’s leaders’
By tracking student veterans’ outcomes, we can break the stereotypes that pervade about how veterans are doing in higher education.
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Tracking military and veteran student success — ‘Counting all student veterans’
Higher education is failing veterans; at least by official measures. As long as the Department of Education gauges educational success for student veterans by the same factors as for nonveteran students, we will always be behind the eight ball.
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Military MMA update: UFC officially scraps Kennedy fight, WSOF’s new schedule, more
The Green Beret is off Saturday’s fight card at Madison Square Garden
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Walmart’s Greenlight a Vet returns as retailer’s foundation donates $5 million to veteran nonprofit
The awareness effort runs through Veterans Day
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70 military and veteran job fairs across the U.S. — now through January
The following are upcoming job fairs for service members, veterans and/or military spouses. Go to the website for an event before attending to find out whether you should register in advance. In some cases, you’ll be able to see which employers have signed up. Others are by invitation only.
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Half-scale Vietnam Wall replica dedicated in Florida
Punta Gorda organizers raised more than $625,000 to construct tribute
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Report: Care options still elusive for wounded vets
More than a third of survey respondents in a new Wounded Warrior Project survey said they had trouble getting mental health appointments in the last year.
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‘Hacksaw Ridge’ review: Mel Gibson roars back with bruising movie
“Hacksaw Ridge,” the latest contribution to the canon of big World War II films, doesn’t need any redemptive backstory.
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California teen dedicates life to finding World War II vets
For as long as he can remember, Rishi Sharma’s heroes haven’t been sports stars or movie stars or any other kind of stars. They’ve been the U.S. combat veterans who won World War II.
-
First Vietnam Veterans of America chapter plans for its eventual demise
The first chapter of the Vietnam Veterans of America is preparing for the day when there won’t be any members left to care for the monument to their service.
-
Tracking military and veteran student success — ‘They will be tomorrow’s leaders’
By tracking student veterans’ outcomes, we can break the stereotypes that pervade about how veterans are doing in higher education.
-
Tracking military and veteran student success — ‘Counting all student veterans’
Higher education is failing veterans; at least by official measures. As long as the Department of Education gauges educational success for student veterans by the same factors as for nonveteran students, we will always be behind the eight ball.
-
Military MMA update: UFC officially scraps Kennedy fight, WSOF’s new schedule, more
The Green Beret is off Saturday’s fight card at Madison Square Garden
-
Walmart’s Greenlight a Vet returns as retailer’s foundation donates $5 million to veteran nonprofit
The awareness effort runs through Veterans Day
-
70 military and veteran job fairs across the U.S. — now through January
The following are upcoming job fairs for service members, veterans and/or military spouses. Go to the website for an event before attending to find out whether you should register in advance. In some cases, you’ll be able to see which employers have signed up. Others are by invitation only.
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Half-scale Vietnam Wall replica dedicated in Florida
Punta Gorda organizers raised more than $625,000 to construct tribute
-
Report: Care options still elusive for wounded vets
More than a third of survey respondents in a new Wounded Warrior Project survey said they had trouble getting mental health appointments in the last year.
-
‘Hacksaw Ridge’ review: Mel Gibson roars back with bruising movie
“Hacksaw Ridge,” the latest contribution to the canon of big World War II films, doesn’t need any redemptive backstory.
-
California teen dedicates life to finding World War II vets
For as long as he can remember, Rishi Sharma’s heroes haven’t been sports stars or movie stars or any other kind of stars. They’ve been the U.S. combat veterans who won World War II.
-
First Vietnam Veterans of America chapter plans for its eventual demise
The first chapter of the Vietnam Veterans of America is preparing for the day when there won’t be any members left to care for the monument to their service.
-
Tracking military and veteran student success — ‘They will be tomorrow’s leaders’
By tracking student veterans’ outcomes, we can break the stereotypes that pervade about how veterans are doing in higher education.
-
Tracking military and veteran student success — ‘Counting all student veterans’
Higher education is failing veterans; at least by official measures. As long as the Department of Education gauges educational success for student veterans by the same factors as for nonveteran students, we will always be behind the eight ball.
-
Military MMA update: UFC officially scraps Kennedy fight, WSOF’s new schedule, more
The Green Beret is off Saturday’s fight card at Madison Square Garden
-
Walmart’s Greenlight a Vet returns as retailer’s foundation donates $5 million to veteran nonprofit
The awareness effort runs through Veterans Day
-
70 military and veteran job fairs across the U.S. — now through January
The following are upcoming job fairs for service members, veterans and/or military spouses. Go to the website for an event before attending to find out whether you should register in advance. In some cases, you’ll be able to see which employers have signed up. Others are by invitation only.
-
Half-scale Vietnam Wall replica dedicated in Florida
Punta Gorda organizers raised more than $625,000 to construct tribute
-
Report: Care options still elusive for wounded vets
More than a third of survey respondents in a new Wounded Warrior Project survey said they had trouble getting mental health appointments in the last year.
-
‘Hacksaw Ridge’ review: Mel Gibson roars back with bruising movie
“Hacksaw Ridge,” the latest contribution to the canon of big World War II films, doesn’t need any redemptive backstory.
