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Rest in peace, Lance Cpl. Carlos Segovia Lopez
Camp Pendleton and the School of Infantry – West, California holds a memorial ceremony for Lance Cpl. Carlos Segovia Lopez who passed away Sept. 19, 2016.
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94-year-old Montford Point Marine veteran awarded Congressional Gold Medal
Less than 2,000 of 20,000 Montford Point Marines have been identified and awarded the Congressional Gold Medal.
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For some veterans, strangers are family at burial services
There were no relatives at Vietnam veteran Stephen Jerald Spicer’s funeral, but his passing didn’t go unnoticed as a few dozen patriotic strangers showed up to honor his service.
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11 brothers from Alabama, 158 years of US military service
The sons of Ben and Hattie Davis give special meaning to the term “band of brothers.”
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Statues lowered into ocean for veterans underwater dive memorial
The memorial, known as the “Circle of Heroes” and touted as the first of its kind by its creators, will feature 24 concrete statues of service members in total to represent the Air Force, the Army, the Navy, the Marines, and the Coast Guard.
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Hundreds attend funeral for veteran with no known relatives
Hundreds of people attended the funeral for a Vietnam veteran from Michigan who had no known living relatives.
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Why leaving the military is harder for female vets
Women veterans face different social expectations, a lack of a peer support, problems finding child care, and are more likely to face financial problems compared to their male counterparts
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Marine veteran who fought at Iwo Jima, Chosin Reservoir, celebrates turning 100
First Sgt. John Farritor, spent 30 years in Corps ― 20 on active duty and 10 in reserves.
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98-year-old Marine veteran injured at Battle of Okinawa receives Purple Heart nearly 75 years later
The mortar crewman suffered a blast concussion on May 14, 1945.
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Rest in peace, Lance Cpl. Carlos Segovia Lopez
Camp Pendleton and the School of Infantry – West, California holds a memorial ceremony for Lance Cpl. Carlos Segovia Lopez who passed away Sept. 19, 2016.
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94-year-old Montford Point Marine veteran awarded Congressional Gold Medal
Less than 2,000 of 20,000 Montford Point Marines have been identified and awarded the Congressional Gold Medal.
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Pin-Ups For Vets unveils 2020 calendar
“I couldn’t be prouder to be a part of this organization.”
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For some veterans, strangers are family at burial services
There were no relatives at Vietnam veteran Stephen Jerald Spicer’s funeral, but his passing didn’t go unnoticed as a few dozen patriotic strangers showed up to honor his service.
-
11 brothers from Alabama, 158 years of US military service
The sons of Ben and Hattie Davis give special meaning to the term “band of brothers.”
-
Statues lowered into ocean for veterans underwater dive memorial
The memorial, known as the “Circle of Heroes” and touted as the first of its kind by its creators, will feature 24 concrete statues of service members in total to represent the Air Force, the Army, the Navy, the Marines, and the Coast Guard.
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Hundreds attend funeral for veteran with no known relatives
Hundreds of people attended the funeral for a Vietnam veteran from Michigan who had no known living relatives.
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Why leaving the military is harder for female vets
Women veterans face different social expectations, a lack of a peer support, problems finding child care, and are more likely to face financial problems compared to their male counterparts
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Marine veteran who fought at Iwo Jima, Chosin Reservoir, celebrates turning 100
First Sgt. John Farritor, spent 30 years in Corps ― 20 on active duty and 10 in reserves.
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98-year-old Marine veteran injured at Battle of Okinawa receives Purple Heart nearly 75 years later
The mortar crewman suffered a blast concussion on May 14, 1945.
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Rest in peace, Lance Cpl. Carlos Segovia Lopez
Camp Pendleton and the School of Infantry – West, California holds a memorial ceremony for Lance Cpl. Carlos Segovia Lopez who passed away Sept. 19, 2016.
-
94-year-old Montford Point Marine veteran awarded Congressional Gold Medal
Less than 2,000 of 20,000 Montford Point Marines have been identified and awarded the Congressional Gold Medal.
-
Pin-Ups For Vets unveils 2020 calendar
“I couldn’t be prouder to be a part of this organization.”
-
For some veterans, strangers are family at burial services
There were no relatives at Vietnam veteran Stephen Jerald Spicer’s funeral, but his passing didn’t go unnoticed as a few dozen patriotic strangers showed up to honor his service.
-
11 brothers from Alabama, 158 years of US military service
The sons of Ben and Hattie Davis give special meaning to the term “band of brothers.”
-
Statues lowered into ocean for veterans underwater dive memorial
The memorial, known as the “Circle of Heroes” and touted as the first of its kind by its creators, will feature 24 concrete statues of service members in total to represent the Air Force, the Army, the Navy, the Marines, and the Coast Guard.
-
Hundreds attend funeral for veteran with no known relatives
Hundreds of people attended the funeral for a Vietnam veteran from Michigan who had no known living relatives.
-
Why leaving the military is harder for female vets
Women veterans face different social expectations, a lack of a peer support, problems finding child care, and are more likely to face financial problems compared to their male counterparts
-
Marine veteran who fought at Iwo Jima, Chosin Reservoir, celebrates turning 100
First Sgt. John Farritor, spent 30 years in Corps ― 20 on active duty and 10 in reserves.
-
98-year-old Marine veteran injured at Battle of Okinawa receives Purple Heart nearly 75 years later
The mortar crewman suffered a blast concussion on May 14, 1945.
