Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell was repealed on September 20, 2011 and less than a year later, the US Army has named its first openly gay flag officer, Brigadier General Tammy Smith. On Sunday, August 12, … [Read more...]
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Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell was repealed on September 20, 2011 and less than a year later, the US Army has named its first openly gay flag officer, Brigadier General Tammy Smith. On Sunday, August 12, … [Read more...]
When Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney approached a Manchester, New Hampshire diner he may have bitten off more than he wanted to chew.The older man was wearing a hat saying “Vietnam … [Read more...]
Dear reader, I was a victim of Military Sexual Trauma, or MST. This letter is intended to reach out to active duty, National Guard, reservists and veterans that suffer from MST as well … [Read more...]
Repeal Day Marks The End Of 'Don't Ask, Don't Tell'"Don't ask, don't tell" is no more. The policy barred openly gay, lesbian or bisexual people from serving in the … [Read more...]
Over the years, hundreds of servicemembers have been victims of military sexual assault (MST). For too long they have been told to keep quiet, to stuff it down or suck it up. But these men and women … [Read more...]
When the repeal of the “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell” (DADT) policy was still being debated, one of the ways in which the Obama administration tried to get around those in Congress who objected to … [Read more...]
China police show up en masse at hint of protest Sunday. And as China develops its carrier, the U.S. boosts naval forces in the Pacific.Increased U.S. drone strikes in Pakistan killing few … [Read more...]
Shinseki issues an apology for missing the deadline for caregiver benefits. And, JAG relieved of command for his poor handling of doctor’s sex assault case.Shinseki apologizes for missing … [Read more...]
Report: U.S. initiative to arm Afghan villagers carries some risk. And, an injured Marine will receive an adapted home after being severely wounded in Iraq.Police: Death of Kadena airman being … [Read more...]
REPORT: Is Kandahar safer for good or just safer for now? And, Democrats ask the DoD to allow ousted gays to appeal for honorable discharge.Kandahar: Safer for good or just safer for … [Read more...]

Readers of this site are familiar with Honor Flights that treat World War II veterans to a trip to Washington, D.C. to see the … [Read More...]

One of the reasons the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) has a 600,000 claims backlog is that more veterans are claiming more … [Read More...]

It isn't just U.S. veterans who are fighting for veterans benefits. Britain’s Bomber Command veterans -- whose unit … [Read More...]

The New York Times highlights individual stories from posted comments about the difficulty caregivers are having when they apply … [Read More...]
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