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How The Forever GI Bill Impacts Purple Heart Recipients
The recently signed Harry W. Colmery Veterans Educational Assistance Act, commonly known as the Forever GI Bill, is easily the most significant expansion of veterans’
Northeastern University Offering Veteran Self Improvement Classes
*SPONSORED Veterans and servicemembers! Improvisation is a skill that translates across all career fields. It strengthens your confidence, your creativity, and your ability to listen
Victory Media Reviews- Veterans Share Their Story!
Enjoy our video review of the last 15 years of Victory Media’s advocacy for veterans. More than 15 years ago, Victory Media’s co-founders celebrated the
Be On The Look Out For These Veterans Day Meal Deals
*SPONSORED Friday, November 10, 2017 Charlie Brown’s Steakhouse Veterans and active-duty military eat lunch for free on Friday, November 10th from 11am-3pm. Please show valid
TAPS Offers Veterans A Unique Way To Give Back
Before the day arrived, I often wondered what I would feel when I took off my uniform for the last time. When that day finally
SEAL Commander Jocko Willink’s 5 Transformation Tips
As commander of US Navy SEAL Team 3’s “Task Unit Bruiser,” the most highly decorated special-operations unit of the Iraq War, Jocko Willink learned what
Chief of Staff Kelly Has Strong Comments On Military Service
White House chief of staff, Gen. John Kelly took charge of the podium and addressed the continuing controversy on how President Donald Trump allegedly mishandled
Celebrating the Navy’s Birthday
Born on October 13, 1775, the Navy is steeped in 242 years of tradition. Each sailor is familiar with the sailor’s creed, a mantra that
Army May Bring Back ‘Pinks and Greens’ Uniform Out of Retirement
The U.S. Army may be digging its iconic “pinks and greens” out of the WWII-era tough box. Premiering at the annual AUSA meeting held at
One of Few Remaining WWII Navajo ‘Code Talkers’ Has Died
A Navajo code talker who used the Navajo language to outsmart the Japanese in World War II has died in New Mexico, Navajo Nation officials
Some Marines Say First Female Infantry Officer May Face Resistance
Female Marines are worried that old, misogynistic Marines won’t accept the leadership of the service’s first new female infantry officer, who recently graduated from the
Marines Announce First Female Infantry Officer Course Graduate
The Marines announced that for the first time since opening all military occupational specialties to women in 2016, a female infantry officer candidate has completed