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U.S. Guardsman Accused Of Iraqi’s Murder
U.S. Guardsman Accused Of Iraqi’s Murder EVANSVILLE, Ind. — An Indiana National Guardsman who received a Purple Heart for wounds sustained in Iraq has been charged in the death of an Iraqi citizen, the Army said Tuesday. And the Army … Continue reading
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Advocates for veterans decry VA fee hike
Advocates for veterans decry VA fee hike More than half of Colorado’s 430,000 veterans would pay double for prescription drugs plus a $250 fee to access their medical care under President Bush’s proposed 2006 budget. The $71.3 billion requested for … Continue reading
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Bush may cut program for vets going to college
Bush may cut program for vets going to college When Katherine Hegler first tried college after leaving the Army, her grades were so bad that she ended up on academic probation. She left school and re-enlisted. When she returned to … Continue reading
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President’s FY 2006 Budget Disappoints VFW
President’s FY 2006 Budget Disappoints VFW Washington, Feb. 7, 2005–“The president has delivered a disappointing funding request for the Department of Veterans Affairs,” said the leader of the Veterans of Foreign Wars of the U.S., in reaction to the administration’s … Continue reading
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Gimme Shelter: VA is MIA on Mental Health and Homelessness Among Veterans
Gimme Shelter: VA is MIA on Mental Health and Homelessness Among Veterans Herold Noel served his time in the military, including the first five months of the Iraq war in 2003 as a fuel handler for the military. He returned … Continue reading
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Breaking Ranks to Shun War
Breaking Ranks to Shun War An Army sergeant who refuses to return to Iraq seeks a discharge as a conscientious objector. He may instead face a court-martial. By David ZucchinoTimes Staff WriterFebruary 7, 2005 HINESVILLE, Georgia — His sergeant called … Continue reading
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Hunger for Dictatorship
Hunger for Dictatorship: War to export democracy may wreck our own Students of history inevitably think in terms of periods: the New Deal, McCarthyism, “the Sixties” (1964-1973), the NEP, the purge trials—all have their dates. Weimar, whose cultural excesses made … Continue reading
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Homeless Veterans Wait Years for Aid
Homeless Veterans Wait Years for Aid John Staresinich is a Purple Heart veteran who has slept in cracks in highway overpasses and abandoned cars, camped out in thin tents next to railroad tracks and fought off rats and bugs in … Continue reading
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Abuses Endangered Veterans in Cancer Drug Experiments
Abuses Endangered Veterans in Cancer Drug Experiments ALBANY – Carl M. Steubing, a decorated Battle of the Bulge veteran whose experience of war made him a pacifist but also instilled in him a zest for living life at full tilt, … Continue reading
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Gay vets’ benefits at risk?
Gay vets’ benefits at risk? As many as a million gay and lesbian veterans depend on the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs for health care—including many who can’t get HIV/AIDS care anywhere else. It’s reason enough for GLBT activists to … Continue reading
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