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The Department of Veterans Affairs will hold
events in November to rush new employees into place and fill vacant
posts faster as the agency works to hire 50,000 workers yearly to keep
up with the demands and trends affecting veterans' health care.
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A tech
startup in Texas is modifying software designed for combat
medicine and putting it to work tracking the health and wellness
of military K-9s.
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Iraq War
veteran Carl Larson spent many tough weeks in the
front-line trenches of northeast Ukraine. Since his return
home, he has been raising money to buy generators and other
supplies for the International Legion of Defense of Ukraine
troops.
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When Thad
McManus, a retired teacher who lives in Poulsbo, Washington,
spoke about the Cuban Missile Crisis to his history students at
Sammamish High School in Bellevue, he wasn’t quoting from a book.
He’d been there.
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Daniel
Smith, an Army veteran who was 90 when he died at a hospital in
Washington, D.C., was one of the last remaining children of
enslaved Black Americans, and a rare direct link to slavery in
the United States.
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A handful
of inmates at Elayn Hunt Correctional Center in Louisiana began a
veterans mentorship program in 2018. The program has spread to
four tiers in one of the dormitories and includes over 130
participants.
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A
Maryland District Court judge is studying if Frederick and
Washington counties need a court to specialize in criminal cases
involving veteran defendants.
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