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In letters sent to
leadership of each chamber and of their armed services committees, the
groups call for full passage of the Military Justice Improvement and
Increasing Prevention, which would overhaul how the military handles
non-military felonies, including sexual assault.
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In
2005, while a captain in the 82nd Airborne Division, Ian Fishback
wrote to Sen. John McCain about his concerns over the treatment of
detainees and whether the Geneva Convention applied to Iraq and
Afghanistan. Later that year, the Senate passed legislation from
McCain to prohibit inhumane treatment and Time magazine named
Fishback to its list of the 100 most influential people in the
world.
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Minoru
“Daddy Mike” Yoneda, who died Nov. 3 at age 91, was a Navy veteran.
He was a base ambassador, resident philosopher, historian and tour
guide. He was a connoisseur of fine dining and an advocate for the
children of military families.
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Democrats
are seeking a 10% funding increase for the VA in fiscal 2022,
bringing its total budget to nearly $270 billion. Forcing a
10-month continuing resolution would keep the VA at last year’s
budget of $243 billion — an amount last negotiated under Trump’s
administration.
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They
were charged by state Attorney General Maura
Healey’s office in connection with a deadly COVID-19
outbreak at the soldiers’ home as the pandemic began to crest in
the spring of 2020.
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The
GoFundMe campaign started with the lie that veteran Johnny Bobbitt
Jr. had come to Katelyn McClure's rescue when she ran out of gas
off an exit on I-95 in Philadelphia on a cold night in the fall of
2017. They falsely claimed that Bobbitt used his last $20 to pay
for her gas and posted a photo of McClure and Bobbitt in front of
the Girard Avenue exit of I-95 with the title "Paying It
Forward."
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Marcella
Rose LeBeau, an Army nurse who was honored for her service during
World War II and leadership in the Cheyenne River Sioux Tribe, has
died. She was 102.
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Julia
Kabance, 111, the nation’s oldest living female World War II veteran
and oldest living member of the Prairie Band Potawatomi
Nation, died Tuesday, the tribe announced. She served from 1943 to
1945 in the Women’s Army Corps.
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Tools
for Veterans is housed in a workshop that Iraq War veteran Justin
Billard set up in his home garage. There, he collects old hand
tools, cleans and restores them and sells them online or at local
events
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The
subpoenas announced Tuesday were issued to Oath Keepers founder
Elmer Stewart Rhodes, a former Army paratrooper and Yale Law
graduate; Henry “Enrique” Tarrio, who was chairman of Proud Boys at
the time; and Robert Patrick Lewis, chairman of a group that calls
itself 1st Amendment Praetorian.
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Larry
S. Wassil, of Bloomfield, was leading a three-man reconnaissance
team scouting enemy positions near Bergstein in late 1944 when he
disappeared, the U.S. Department of Defense said. Wassil and the
two other soldiers scattered when Axis forces began firing on them.
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