Three-carrier swap begins
The aircraft carrier Theodore Roosevelt will leave Virginia on Monday in a voyage that will eventually bring the nuclear flattop to its new home in San...
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Resources for Veterans
Resources for Veterans African American Post Traumatic Stress Disorder Association www.aaptsdassn.org Phone: 253-589-0766 Fax: 866-322-0766 E-mail:...
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Women Returning from War
Women represent just over 14 percent of active-duty military, and unlike in the past, they may be involved in conflict operations. When in or near...
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Air Force veteran’s suicide sheds light on female soldiers and PTSD
It’s a chilling statistic: Twenty-two United States veterans commit suicide a day, according to the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs. One recent victim:...
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How This Bakery Helps Military Vets Re-Enter the Workforce
Some disabled veterans are getting sick of the “disabled part.” “We might have a ‘disability,’” retired Sgt. Maj. Sedrick Banks told ABC News. “But it’s not...
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The Original Fly Girls
Female WWII Pilots: The Original Fly Girls In 1942, the United States was faced with a severe shortage of pilots, and leaders gambled on an experimental...
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Abe’s Hearse Draws Crowd
Abe’s Hearse Draws Crowd at American Combat Veterans of War’s Oceanside Site — Honest By Rick Rogers Special to Homeland Magazine Any credible list of...
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Meet ‘The Hug Lady’ 500,000 Hugs and Counting
Meet ‘The Hug Lady’ It is not often, in our troubled times, that a story comes to our attention that has the ability to bring tears to our eyes and warm our...
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Stressed, shrinking Air Force needs more funding: U.S. officials
WASHINGTON (Reuters) – The U.S. Air Force has a quarter of the number of fighter squadrons it did 25 years ago and two-thirds of the active duty...
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Couple steps up for wounded warriors
FALLBROOK, Calif. — Forty years ago, many disabled veterans of the Vietnam War came home to an unappreciative, even hostile American public. Back then, Al...
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