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Veteran hopes to help others exposed to Agent Orange
Larry Kerr is an unassuming 69-year-old Syracuse, Utah, resident who doesn’t particularly like attention, but he doesn’t mind if his story serves as a microcosm for what he calls the “thousands and thousands of people in the same boat as me.”
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America’s only memorial to military women needs your help
A fundraiser aims to raise $20 million — or $20 from each of the roughly 2 million living women veterans.
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CFC funds help boost pets-for-veterans program
Donations to the Combined Federal Campaign make a big difference to charities large and small – and the military and veteran families they serve.
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Kevlar for the Mind: When PTSD is no excuse
Time and time again we are presented with sensationalistic media accounts which highlight a veteran who’s been convicted of a serious crime. In many of these cases, a diagnosis of PTSD is cited as the root cause of the behavior.
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3 voices: Tracking military and veteran student success in higher education
Military Times asked three top leaders in higher education associations — who are also veterans — to write commentaries on the issue.
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SEAL-turned-Big Ten fullback on finding your post-service path
A Q-and-A with Northwestern’s Tom Hruby
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Tracking military and veteran student success — ‘Expand the narrative to job placement’
Job placement and subsequent career sustainability data, coupled with traditional higher education data, will provide a much better view of the impact created by the Post-9/11 GI Bill.
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USO, Raytheon team up to help transitioning service members
‘Veterans and their spouses are among the most talented and skilled members of America’s workforce.’
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Advocates want more veterans on Congress’ policy staff
Officials from HillVets say the lack of military experience among those influential posts hurts public debate on defense and veterans issues.
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Decision on opening online exchange shopping to more veterans expected next month
The move to open online shopping to all vets with an honorable discharge has been under consideration since 2014.
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Veteran hopes to help others exposed to Agent Orange
Larry Kerr is an unassuming 69-year-old Syracuse, Utah, resident who doesn’t particularly like attention, but he doesn’t mind if his story serves as a microcosm for what he calls the “thousands and thousands of people in the same boat as me.”
-
America’s only memorial to military women needs your help
A fundraiser aims to raise $20 million — or $20 from each of the roughly 2 million living women veterans.
-
CFC funds help boost pets-for-veterans program
Donations to the Combined Federal Campaign make a big difference to charities large and small – and the military and veteran families they serve.
-
Kevlar for the Mind: When PTSD is no excuse
Time and time again we are presented with sensationalistic media accounts which highlight a veteran who’s been convicted of a serious crime. In many of these cases, a diagnosis of PTSD is cited as the root cause of the behavior.
-
3 voices: Tracking military and veteran student success in higher education
Military Times asked three top leaders in higher education associations — who are also veterans — to write commentaries on the issue.
-
SEAL-turned-Big Ten fullback on finding your post-service path
A Q-and-A with Northwestern’s Tom Hruby
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Tracking military and veteran student success — ‘Expand the narrative to job placement’
Job placement and subsequent career sustainability data, coupled with traditional higher education data, will provide a much better view of the impact created by the Post-9/11 GI Bill.
-
USO, Raytheon team up to help transitioning service members
‘Veterans and their spouses are among the most talented and skilled members of America’s workforce.’
-
Advocates want more veterans on Congress’ policy staff
Officials from HillVets say the lack of military experience among those influential posts hurts public debate on defense and veterans issues.
-
Decision on opening online exchange shopping to more veterans expected next month
The move to open online shopping to all vets with an honorable discharge has been under consideration since 2014.
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Veteran hopes to help others exposed to Agent Orange
Larry Kerr is an unassuming 69-year-old Syracuse, Utah, resident who doesn’t particularly like attention, but he doesn’t mind if his story serves as a microcosm for what he calls the “thousands and thousands of people in the same boat as me.”
-
America’s only memorial to military women needs your help
A fundraiser aims to raise $20 million — or $20 from each of the roughly 2 million living women veterans.
-
CFC funds help boost pets-for-veterans program
Donations to the Combined Federal Campaign make a big difference to charities large and small – and the military and veteran families they serve.
-
Kevlar for the Mind: When PTSD is no excuse
Time and time again we are presented with sensationalistic media accounts which highlight a veteran who’s been convicted of a serious crime. In many of these cases, a diagnosis of PTSD is cited as the root cause of the behavior.
-
3 voices: Tracking military and veteran student success in higher education
Military Times asked three top leaders in higher education associations — who are also veterans — to write commentaries on the issue.
-
SEAL-turned-Big Ten fullback on finding your post-service path
A Q-and-A with Northwestern’s Tom Hruby
-
Tracking military and veteran student success — ‘Expand the narrative to job placement’
Job placement and subsequent career sustainability data, coupled with traditional higher education data, will provide a much better view of the impact created by the Post-9/11 GI Bill.
-
USO, Raytheon team up to help transitioning service members
‘Veterans and their spouses are among the most talented and skilled members of America’s workforce.’
-
Advocates want more veterans on Congress’ policy staff
Officials from HillVets say the lack of military experience among those influential posts hurts public debate on defense and veterans issues.
-
Decision on opening online exchange shopping to more veterans expected next month
The move to open online shopping to all vets with an honorable discharge has been under consideration since 2014.
