Veteran Fights Cancer with a Bullseye
Gulf War Veteran Puts His Cancer in the Bullseye While fighting a rare melanoma that has cost him his right eye, Gulf War veteran Thomas “Tomo” Riley of...
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SCARY GOVERNMENT REGULATIONS EVERY BUSINESS MUST KNOW
SCARY GOVERNMENT REGULATIONS EVERY BUSINESS MUST KNOW Some regulations impact the way in which businesses report income and pay taxes, others regulate how...
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VET Training & Coaching is accepting applications
VET Training & Coaching has announced it is now accepting applications for its third Ambitious VET Sprint set to launch October 23, 2019. San Diego,...
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Normandy Jump 2019
Commemorating the 75th Anniversary of D-Day As a photojournalist for Homeland Magazine & San Diego Veterans Magazine, through the years I’ve had the...
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Remembering Our Fallen
9/11 was a defining moment for many Americans who have served in The War on Terror, like Pearl Harbor was for those who served in World War II. Remembering...
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Learning to Live Again Through Adaptive Sports
As a slow-progressing eye disease threatened to upend Charles Miller’s life, he feared for his job and his ability to care for his young son as a single...
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CYBERSECURITY
With data breaches on the rise, know how to protect yourself… In great appreciation for your service, feel free to reach out to us for more...
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In honor of those left behind
Alive Day… See article at > https://issuu.com/adminhlm/docs/homeland_sept_2019/11
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When is a Resume NOT a Resume?
When is a Resume NOT a Resume? By, Janis Whitaker, VetCTAP Executive Director www.HomelandMagazine.com Resumes are very valuable and an important part of...
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THE POWER OF POSITIVE THINKING
Veterans Chamber of Commerce By Joseph Molina www.vccsd.org Homeland Magazine Positive Thinking is a powerful tool that could help with stress and feelings...
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