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Former Captain Makes History in Pageant World
Raquel Riley Thomas isn’t your typical veteran. After joining the Army in 1990 as an enlisted photojournalist, she became an ordnance officer through the Green to Gold program; she left the service as a captain in 2002. Fewer than eight years later, she was crowned first runner-up as Mrs. America.
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How Sesame Street Covers Tough Topics for Military Children
The show has long been a trusted place for kids to explore serious issues. Deployments, combat injuries, and PCS moves are no exception.
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These 2 Certifications Can Help You Land a Post-Military Job Quickly
Servicemembers can usually get them at no cost while in uniform.
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Some Vets Still Can't Apply for New Veteran ID Card
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Take This MOAA-Syracuse University Survey and Help Improve Military Absentee Voting
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Trump to Award Medal of Honor to World War II Infantryman
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Shulkin's Trip Scandal Hurt Fight to Slow 'Choice' Effect on VA
Concerned Veterans for America, a group of policy advocates funded by the billionaire Koch brothers, who want to shrink the size of federal bureaucracies including the Department of Veterans Affairs, appears to have won a major victory with President Trump’s firing of Dr. David Shulkin as VA secretary.
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Shulkin Sounds Alarm About VA Privatization a Day After He Was Ousted by Trump
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Bombardier’s road to priesthood took a turn in Hanoi prison
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4 Vietnam POWs Share Lessons Learned
More than 750 Americans servicemembers — the majority of them officers — were taken prisoner during the Vietnam War. Here are the stories of four of those servicemembers and how they made the most of their lives in the years