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The film “Six Triple Eight,” whose title is
derived from the nickname of the 6888th Central Postal Directory
Battalion, is to begin production early next year, according to reports.
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While large nonprofits, like the Red Cross
and Doctors Without Borders, still dominate international aid work,
experts say some of the most effective work in Ukraine and
throughout the world is done by smaller, more nimble groups. This
raises questions about oversight and, in the case of war, neutrality.
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Making the switch from building corporate
jets to building Navy warships has been reinvigorating for a
soldier-turned-business executive who's leading Navy shipbuilder
Bath Iron Works.
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Larry Wexler, a former Army colonel,
recently published “Forest of Dreams,” a children’s book inspired
by his desire to escape the anxieties of deployment he still
carries with him.
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Navy veteran Walter S. “Butch” Marion, 82,
had no idea his life was going to change forever after a chance
meeting with Rory McCarty. It did, thanks to a viral video and
a GoFundMe account with donations exceeding $100,000 in just a few
days.
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While the new electronic medical record
system has been sold as an overdue update to
the VA’s existing computer system, flaws in
the Cerner system have left health care workers exhausted
and demoralized, and the problems have also harmed scores of
veterans, according to the VA Office of Inspector General.
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Damian Jackson followed two tours of duty
with the Navy SEALs by turning to football. He sees it as a
potential career even though he never played the sport growing up.
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Sgt. Michael Uhrin, a 21-year-old
from Metuchen, N.J., was declared missing in October
1943 after his plane was shot down by enemy fighters
in Germany during World War II.
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A former B-17 bombardier captured during
World War II, who later made a career playing in big bands across
the country, died in Las Vegas earlier this month at the age of
106.
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The remains of at least
two Wisconsin service members killed in World War II —
1st Lt. Roy C. Harms and Pfc. William L. “Sonny” Simon —
are finally coming home.
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David J. Riley was a seaman second class
assigned to the battleship USS Oklahoma when it was attacked by the
Japanese on Dec. 7, 1941.
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