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Air Force investigates disappearance of Holloman AFB airman
The Air Force Office of Special Investigations is looking into the disappearance of DeAnna May Gordon, a 20-year-old airman who was last seen on Nov. 2.
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Growing Facebook group urges NFL boycott over Veterans Day weekend
A Facebook group with over 200,000 followers is planning an event to boycott all NFL games over Veterans Day weekend in response to what they perceive as disrespect to the American flag and national anthem.
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How Veterans Day became part of American culture
A special episode of the All-American Legacy Podcast premiers Nov. 11 to celebrate Veterans Day and explore the evolution of the holiday through the 20th century.
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In new video, Tom Hanks asks the public to help combat veteran suicides
The new PSA is the result of a partnership between the VA and Johnson & Johnson.
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Two Iraq veterans walk 2,700 miles to find peace in new documentary film
In the film that debuts Monday, the two found inspiration and recovered something of themselves they had lost in combat.
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New PBS documentary explores the history, problems of the VA system
A new PBS documentary goes delves into the inner workings of one of the most important but beleaguered bureaucracies in American society.
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Submit your design for the new National Native American Veterans Memorial
Beginning Nov. 11, the Smithsonian’s National Museum of the American Indian is accepting design submissions for the new National Native American Veterans Memorial.
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Air Force colonel appeals discipline for same-sex marriage discrimination
An Air Force colonel said he was wrongly disciplined after refusing to sign a certificate of appreciation to the same-sex spouse of a retiring master sergeant.
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’12 Strong,’ a film about the Green Berets’ famous Horse Soldiers, releases new trailer
A new trailer for the Jerry Bruckheimer film “12 Strong” was released Monday, focusing on Army Green Berets, the Northern Alliance forces, horses and unfortunately no Navy SEALS.
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Three-star: Puerto Rico is on the road to recovery, but still in emergency status
Puerto Rico is on the road to recovery but remains in an emergency situation, Lt. Gen. Jeff Buchanan, the commander of U.S. Army North, said.
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Air Force investigates disappearance of Holloman AFB airman
The Air Force Office of Special Investigations is looking into the disappearance of DeAnna May Gordon, a 20-year-old airman who was last seen on Nov. 2.
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Growing Facebook group urges NFL boycott over Veterans Day weekend
A Facebook group with over 200,000 followers is planning an event to boycott all NFL games over Veterans Day weekend in response to what they perceive as disrespect to the American flag and national anthem.
-
How Veterans Day became part of American culture
A special episode of the All-American Legacy Podcast premiers Nov. 11 to celebrate Veterans Day and explore the evolution of the holiday through the 20th century.
-
In new video, Tom Hanks asks the public to help combat veteran suicides
The new PSA is the result of a partnership between the VA and Johnson & Johnson.
-
Two Iraq veterans walk 2,700 miles to find peace in new documentary film
In the film that debuts Monday, the two found inspiration and recovered something of themselves they had lost in combat.
-
New PBS documentary explores the history, problems of the VA system
A new PBS documentary goes delves into the inner workings of one of the most important but beleaguered bureaucracies in American society.
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Submit your design for the new National Native American Veterans Memorial
Beginning Nov. 11, the Smithsonian’s National Museum of the American Indian is accepting design submissions for the new National Native American Veterans Memorial.
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Air Force colonel appeals discipline for same-sex marriage discrimination
An Air Force colonel said he was wrongly disciplined after refusing to sign a certificate of appreciation to the same-sex spouse of a retiring master sergeant.
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’12 Strong,’ a film about the Green Berets’ famous Horse Soldiers, releases new trailer
A new trailer for the Jerry Bruckheimer film “12 Strong” was released Monday, focusing on Army Green Berets, the Northern Alliance forces, horses and unfortunately no Navy SEALS.
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Three-star: Puerto Rico is on the road to recovery, but still in emergency status
Puerto Rico is on the road to recovery but remains in an emergency situation, Lt. Gen. Jeff Buchanan, the commander of U.S. Army North, said.
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Air Force investigates disappearance of Holloman AFB airman
The Air Force Office of Special Investigations is looking into the disappearance of DeAnna May Gordon, a 20-year-old airman who was last seen on Nov. 2.
-
Growing Facebook group urges NFL boycott over Veterans Day weekend
A Facebook group with over 200,000 followers is planning an event to boycott all NFL games over Veterans Day weekend in response to what they perceive as disrespect to the American flag and national anthem.
-
How Veterans Day became part of American culture
A special episode of the All-American Legacy Podcast premiers Nov. 11 to celebrate Veterans Day and explore the evolution of the holiday through the 20th century.
-
In new video, Tom Hanks asks the public to help combat veteran suicides
The new PSA is the result of a partnership between the VA and Johnson & Johnson.
-
Two Iraq veterans walk 2,700 miles to find peace in new documentary film
In the film that debuts Monday, the two found inspiration and recovered something of themselves they had lost in combat.
-
New PBS documentary explores the history, problems of the VA system
A new PBS documentary goes delves into the inner workings of one of the most important but beleaguered bureaucracies in American society.
-
Submit your design for the new National Native American Veterans Memorial
Beginning Nov. 11, the Smithsonian’s National Museum of the American Indian is accepting design submissions for the new National Native American Veterans Memorial.
-
Air Force colonel appeals discipline for same-sex marriage discrimination
An Air Force colonel said he was wrongly disciplined after refusing to sign a certificate of appreciation to the same-sex spouse of a retiring master sergeant.
-
’12 Strong,’ a film about the Green Berets’ famous Horse Soldiers, releases new trailer
A new trailer for the Jerry Bruckheimer film “12 Strong” was released Monday, focusing on Army Green Berets, the Northern Alliance forces, horses and unfortunately no Navy SEALS.
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Three-star: Puerto Rico is on the road to recovery, but still in emergency status
Puerto Rico is on the road to recovery but remains in an emergency situation, Lt. Gen. Jeff Buchanan, the commander of U.S. Army North, said.
