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A chance conversation with a friend at Sherwin-Williams introduced Navy Veteran Nick Hernandez-Sepper to PAINT CORPS. Until then, he had never considered franchise ownership.
Dr. Giles McCoy served in the Marine Corps during World War II and was on the USS Indianapolis when a Japanese submarine sank it July 30, 1945.
Military life often brings change, including Permanent Change of Station (PCS) moves that can require families to relocate and military spouses to navigate employment transitions.
The details behind the death of an Air Force special operations instructor killed during a rappelling demonstration Saturday will likely not be known for weeks or even months.
In the past three years, DAV Caregivers Support has aided thousands of caregivers who are providing care to a veteran and veterans who are themselves providing care for a loved one.
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth directed the Army to restore a Confederate memorial at Arlington National Cemetery, a project expected to cost taxpayers approximately $9 million, cemetery officials...
Left: Decorated World War I officer and Cincinnati Judge Robert S. Marx founded DAV in 1920 to advocate for policies and support systems that ensure a better quality of life for all veterans.
Over the last year the Army has shuttered most of its specialized units that train and advise foreign militaries around the world, but one is left standing.
It was an unfortunate series of events that kept a new season of “The Terminal List” from getting to air. The 2023 Writer’s Strike, a Screen Actor’s Guild strike, and the busy schedule of the show’s...
First VA medical center chosen for prestigious national award The Lt. Col. Luke Weathers Jr. VA Medical Center has become the first and only VA medical center to earn the Academy of Nutrition and...
Wars are costly. And the Civil War was one of the costliest, with estimates as high as $70 billion ( adjust for inflation ). Even World War II was a fraction of that cost.
The new Marvel series “VisionQuest” (now streaming on Disney+) is considered the third installment in a trilogy of limited series: First came “WandaVision,” then “Agatha All Along,” and now...
I served eight years in the Army. I came home with post-traumatic stress, depression and a drinking problem. What nearly broke me was not my diagnosis. It was the silence between appointments.
The family of the Austrian girl whom Army Pvt. John Arthur Bennett raped in 1954 did not support his execution. The parents of Gertie, who was 11 years old at the time of the assault, wrote to the...
It was Jason English’s job as a Naval intelligence officer to mitigate risk. The work suited him. He felt like he was wired to protect the people and country he loved.
“I will never marry anyone in the military,” author Brandy Woods Snow once told herself. She laughs now when recalling those famous last words.
Remember that taunt in middle school, “Does your face hurt, cause it’s killing me”? Well, sometimes our face does hurt because of the stress we are carrying around in our heads.
The airman who died in a rappelling demonstration gone wrong on Saturday night was a Tactical Air Control Party instructor with 15 years of service in the Air Force.
Event highlights how virtual reality is being used in Veteran care Veterans at Washington, D.C., VA Medical Center recently had the opportunity to experience a new kind of care that supports their...
While the Army Black Knights and Air Force Falcons won during Week 7 of the college football season, a tragedy before Navy played at the Alamodome in San Antonio on Saturday overshadowed those games.
A National Guardsman was shot in the leg when three soldiers exchanged gunfire with the alleged suspect while trying to break up a fight on a Washington, D.C. street Sunday night.
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A specialized Army artillery battery focused on the European theater carried out its first test fire of a Tomahawk Land Attack Missile from a Typhon missile system in recent weeks.
When someone normally is told they have cancer, certain questions pop into their mind once the shock wears off. Am I going to die? How is this going to affect my family? What are the next steps?