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Vet News: Old Guard Honors Tradition In Pentagon 'Battlefield'
Troops going into combat count on one thing: No matter what happens, their buddies won't leave them behind.
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Vet News: Old Guard Honors Tradition In Pentagon 'Battlefield'
Troops going into combat count on one thing: No matter what happens, their buddies won't leave them behind.
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Vet News: Authors Explain Special Ops in 'Shadow Warriors'
Shadow Warriors: Inside the Special Forces was recently released after Tom Clancy and retired General Carl Stiner added a chapter on the aftermath of September 11 and the current war against terrorism.
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Vet News: Scams Target Veterans for Identity Theft
WASHINGTON (January 22, 2002) -- An e-mail circulating about a retiree who had his identity stolen after filing separation papers at a county courthouse is no urban legend, according to Transition Center officials.
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Vet News: Prominent Historian Admits Fabricating Vietnam Record
Joseph J. Ellis, the Pulitzer Prize- winning historian whose latest book, "Founding Brothers: The Revolutionary Generation," has been a national best seller for 26 weeks, admitted yesterday that he had misled his students at Mount Holyoke College into believing that he was an airborne soldier in Vietnam when in fact he never served in Vietnam.
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Vet News: Now on the Silver Screen: Making ‘Band of Brothers’
WASHINGTON, August 16, 2001 - Audiences around the country are hearing firsthand about the hell that sparked an everlasting bond between World War II soldiers from a Tom Hanks and Steven Spielberg production.
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Vet News: Recruit Attrition Rates Fall Across The Services
Recruit attrition rates are dropping across the services thanks to programs that try to prepare enlistees for the rigors of basic training before they ship out and revamped training policies.
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Vet News: New Funeral Program Teams Military, Vet's Groups
WASHINGTON, July 5, 2001 – The Department of Defense is teaming with veterans service organizations across the country to conduct traditional funeral ceremonies that honor the nation’s military veterans.
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Vet News: National D-Day Memorial Dedicated on a Virginia Hilltop
As our boat touched sand and the ramp went down, I became a visitor to hell.
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Vet News: The Case of the ‘Bogus’ Lieutenant
WASHINGTON, March 26, 2001 -- Bessie Coleman would not be deterred. She spent her life following her dream and eventually died because of it, but she blazed a path that women aviators have followed ever since.
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Vet News: H. Ross Perot, Sr. Pledges $3 Million to American Veterans Disabled For Life Memorial
Tue Apr 22, 2008
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Vet News: SAS Public Sector to Sponsor Institute for Defense and Business Program
CARY, N.C. (April 14, 2004) – SAS, the leader in business intelligence, announced today a commitment to sponsor a program designed to bring together retired senior military personnel with leaders in the private sector and academia to study and facilitate the adoption of best business practices by the military.
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