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Here’s why these vets are turning to yoga

Many veterans have taken advantage of yoga as a technique to calm inner turmoil and as an alternative to destructive forms of self-medicating.

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This state will turn vet MPs into police officers with just 2 weeks of training

Instead of going through the usual 12-week training process, Army and Marine police officers are now eligible to take a two-week course before their final exams.

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Wright-Patterson begins recovery efforts after tornado

Wright-Patterson had to remove 331 pounds of debris from its flight line, according to an Air Force spokesman.

These unique scholarships gives student vets cash to make ends meet

The funds give veterans what they need beyond just tuition support, including paying their bills, child care or even groceries.

‘Last Out’ brings one Green Beret’s war stories to the stage

The play follows Master Sgt. Danny Patton on a journey back through his life after he is mortally wounded.

WWII-era ‘Merrill’s Marauders’ veterans reflect on Burma campaign’s 75th anniversary

“We did not see ourselves as heroes. We had volunteered for a mission and we handled every situation that came our way. The end result tells how we did.”

Lowe’s new partnerships to help veterans with job training, housing and more

These organizations can now all connect the veterans they work with to the resources Lowe’s has in place to help with their transitions.

New GI Bill transfer rule will impact older service members

Act now or you could lose your ability to transfer GI Bill benefits after July 12.

VA employee charged with spying on women in restroom

Five women were recorded on two hidden cameras in this women's bathroom, one of who appeared multiple times.

Explosive-sniffing dogs trade ruff life for cushy retirement back home

“They’re out there saving lives every single day. They’ve done this their whole lives, and it’s their time to retire and our time to give back to them.”

These nonprofits are teaming up to help vets struggling with financial issues — for free

The partnership allows both organizations to recommend veteran clients to each other based on their individual needs.

Navy SEAL deemed ‘too old’ by FDNY receives offers from other fire departments

He is being pursued by other fire departments in various cities around the country with less strict age limits on its recruits.

Offutt Air Force Base recovers from flooding

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The end of Osprey resupplies for Marines?

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VA offers $3 million prize for ideas to stop veteran suicides

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Joshua Axelrod

All Stories By Joshua

Many veterans have taken advantage of yoga as a technique to calm inner turmoil and as an alternative to destructive forms of self-medicating.

Instead of going through the usual 12-week training process, Army and Marine police officers are now eligible to take a two-week course before their final exams.

Wright-Patterson had to remove 331 pounds of debris from its flight line, according to an Air Force spokesman.

The funds give veterans what they need beyond just tuition support, including paying their bills, child care or even groceries.

The play follows Master Sgt. Danny Patton on a journey back through his life after he is mortally wounded.

“We did not see ourselves as heroes. We had volunteered for a mission and we handled every situation that came our way. The end result tells how we did.”

These organizations can now all connect the veterans they work with to the resources Lowe’s has in place to help with their transitions.

Act now or you could lose your ability to transfer GI Bill benefits after July 12.

Five women were recorded on two hidden cameras in this women's bathroom, one of who appeared multiple times.

“They’re out there saving lives every single day. They’ve done this their whole lives, and it’s their time to retire and our time to give back to them.”

The partnership allows both organizations to recommend veteran clients to each other based on their individual needs.

He is being pursued by other fire departments in various cities around the country with less strict age limits on its recruits.

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