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DNA test helps identify body of Korean War soldier from Georgia
Army Sgt. 1st Class James L. Wilkinson will be buried in September.
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What the future holds: Succession planning and student veterans
Intentional succession planning prepares an organization for the next leaders at all levels — and in all departments — of an organization.
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Scammers who target veterans could face extra prison time
Legislation would add 10 years to fraud convictions when the victim is targeted because of their veteran status.
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Marine vet freed from Russia in 2022 injured while fighting in Ukraine
The State Department says Marine veteran Trevor Reed, who was released from Russia in a prisoner swap last year, was injured while fighting in Ukraine.
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VA to review link between military toxin and additional cancers
Three new cancers could be added to the list of presumptive conditions for VA disability benefits.
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Connecting military-affiliated students and civilians on campus
When coming to campus, those that are military-affiliated may feel isolated from their civilian counterparts.
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Biden threatens VA budget bill veto over limits on abortion, LGBT care
The plan calls for roughly $320 billion in veterans program and benefits spending next fiscal year.
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Congress set to rush through defense work ahead of August recess
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of July 24, 2023.
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Nonprofit trains service dogs for veterans battling PTSD
Northwest Battle Buddies has paired 212 veterans with service dogs to help them cope with life beyond the battlefield.
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Veteran killed in Fargo police ambush remembered as ‘brave young man’
Fargo Police Officer Jake Wallin previously served in the Minnesota Army National Guard and was deployed to Afghanistan and Iraq.
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DNA test helps identify body of Korean War soldier from Georgia
Army Sgt. 1st Class James L. Wilkinson will be buried in September.
-
What the future holds: Succession planning and student veterans
Intentional succession planning prepares an organization for the next leaders at all levels — and in all departments — of an organization.
-
Scammers who target veterans could face extra prison time
Legislation would add 10 years to fraud convictions when the victim is targeted because of their veteran status.
-
Marine vet freed from Russia in 2022 injured while fighting in Ukraine
The State Department says Marine veteran Trevor Reed, who was released from Russia in a prisoner swap last year, was injured while fighting in Ukraine.
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VA to review link between military toxin and additional cancers
Three new cancers could be added to the list of presumptive conditions for VA disability benefits.
-
Connecting military-affiliated students and civilians on campus
When coming to campus, those that are military-affiliated may feel isolated from their civilian counterparts.
-
Biden threatens VA budget bill veto over limits on abortion, LGBT care
The plan calls for roughly $320 billion in veterans program and benefits spending next fiscal year.
-
Congress set to rush through defense work ahead of August recess
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of July 24, 2023.
-
Nonprofit trains service dogs for veterans battling PTSD
Northwest Battle Buddies has paired 212 veterans with service dogs to help them cope with life beyond the battlefield.
-
Veteran killed in Fargo police ambush remembered as ‘brave young man’
Fargo Police Officer Jake Wallin previously served in the Minnesota Army National Guard and was deployed to Afghanistan and Iraq.
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DNA test helps identify body of Korean War soldier from Georgia
Army Sgt. 1st Class James L. Wilkinson will be buried in September.
-
What the future holds: Succession planning and student veterans
Intentional succession planning prepares an organization for the next leaders at all levels — and in all departments — of an organization.
-
Scammers who target veterans could face extra prison time
Legislation would add 10 years to fraud convictions when the victim is targeted because of their veteran status.
-
Marine vet freed from Russia in 2022 injured while fighting in Ukraine
The State Department says Marine veteran Trevor Reed, who was released from Russia in a prisoner swap last year, was injured while fighting in Ukraine.
-
VA to review link between military toxin and additional cancers
Three new cancers could be added to the list of presumptive conditions for VA disability benefits.
-
Connecting military-affiliated students and civilians on campus
When coming to campus, those that are military-affiliated may feel isolated from their civilian counterparts.
-
Biden threatens VA budget bill veto over limits on abortion, LGBT care
The plan calls for roughly $320 billion in veterans program and benefits spending next fiscal year.
-
Congress set to rush through defense work ahead of August recess
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of July 24, 2023.
-
Nonprofit trains service dogs for veterans battling PTSD
Northwest Battle Buddies has paired 212 veterans with service dogs to help them cope with life beyond the battlefield.
-
Veteran killed in Fargo police ambush remembered as ‘brave young man’
Fargo Police Officer Jake Wallin previously served in the Minnesota Army National Guard and was deployed to Afghanistan and Iraq.
