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The VA had planned to phase in the system, under
which specific health conditions likely resulting from exposure to toxins
are recognized as service-related, over the next few years.
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After years of legal battles, a judge found
that the Air Force, when it withdrew an offer in 2014 for a
historian job at Laughlin Air Force Base, had discriminated against
Dave Bighia. Weeks after the deadline, Bighia has yet to see a dime
or receive a job offer.
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A Safeway employee who previously served
in the U.S. Army for two decades attacked a gunman in the produce
section of the Bend, Oregon, supermarket, possibly preventing more
casualties from a shooting that left the employee and one other
person dead.
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The ruling by the U.S. Bankruptcy Court in
the Southern District of Indiana denied 3M’s motion for a
preliminary injunction to stop the litigation.
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President Joe Biden on Monday called the
leaders of two U.S. veterans groups assisting Afghans who have fled
from the country on the eve of the one-year anniversary of the U.S.
withdrawal from Afghanistan.
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When Congress wrote the legislation to
give 9/11 responders health care, the lawmakers failed to specify
that members of the military qualified as first responders.
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In nearly three decades of service, Dean
“Diz” Laird earned the Distinguished Flying Cross and the
Congressional Gold Medal, and nabbed the rare title of an “ace,” a
classification of fighter pilots credited with shooting down five
or more enemy aircraft.
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The flight, featuring a fully restored
Douglas C-47 airplane known as Betsy’s Biscuit Bomber, was
organized by a collection of nonprofit groups as a way to salute
veterans for their service.
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Oliver K. Burger was among the nearly 400
USS Oklahoma service members who were unaccounted for when the
battleship was torpedoed and capsized.
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Advances in DNA technology may
help Dayton police solve the killing of a decorated war
veteran in his home more than 13 years ago, and authorities are
renewing requests for the public’s help.
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