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Employees at the
Department of Veterans Affairs hospital in Tuscaloosa, Ala., are mourning
the loss of Dr. Gary Cohen, a psychiatrist at the hospital who was found
dead last week at the site of the collapsed condo building in Florida.
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A
new court decision, if it holds, would require the Department of
Veterans Affairs to provide billions of dollars in education
benefits to more than 1 million post-9/11 veterans.
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For
15 years, Vietnam veteran Gordon Shepard has taken care of the
veterans’ sections at a Massachusetts cemetery.
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Veterans
working to raise funds to build a half-scale replica of
the Vietnam Veterans Memorial are asking state lawmakers
to help them raise the last $50,000 needed to get the job done.
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While
the U.S. quickly succeeded in quelling the al-Qaida fighters behind
the 9/11 attacks, Americans leave with the Taliban rapidly claiming
fresh territory. What do some veterans think about the U.S.
withdrawal?
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Michael
Whyte was sentenced last month to life in prison for the murder of
Spc. Darlene Krashoc in Colorado Springs, Colo., after Army cold
case investigators used new DNA techniques to identify him as a
suspect in the 1987 killing.
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Air
Force veteran and civilian employee Randy Wilson pulled a driver
from a burning truck before it blew up, an act of courage the
service has recognized with a valor medal.
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The
team consists of members of American Legion Posts 30 in Albany, 182
in Leesburg and 335 in Sylvester. Faced with the same dwindling of
their ranks as veterans inevitably die, the three posts combined
forces to provide sufficient members to provide services at
funerals.
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Army
veteran Robert Fox and his new friend, Stephanie, have become pen
pals and written letters to each other during the COVID-19
pandemic.
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It
pays homage and tells the history of the all-Black cavalry and
infantry regiments that were established by Congress in 1866. Four
regiments — the 9th and 10th Calvary Regiments and the 24th and
25th Infantry Regiments — were all stationed at Fort Huachuca.
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For
Sung-ha Jou, a 44-year-old Air Force veteran, one disaster kept
leading to the next during the coronavirus pandemic. He lost his
job, his home and his van. Then, he got a much-needed break.
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