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 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’ 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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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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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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America’s Living Symbol of Freedom By, CJ Machado Whether you live in San Diego or visiting “America’s Finest City”, the USS Midway Museum is a must see....
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A Fight for Independence Two weeks shy of his 20th birthday, Jason Ehrhart’s Humvee took a direct hit from two anti-tank mines. Jason was the gunner in a...
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From PTSD and Sniper Fire, to Dogs That Heal By Judy Keene For our military men and women, post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) can include constant fear...
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Caring for a Service Member/Veteran with PTSD By Linda Kreter One of the most challenging aspects of PTSD is that it may affect the entire family, from...
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American Sniper: A Movie with Issues By Rick Rogers Special to Homeland Magazine American Sniper deserves its popularity and its six Oscar nominations....
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