The War Horse
Veterans Can Get Free Help With Disability Claims. So Why Are So Many Paying for It?
Veterans face a complex, confusing landscape for disability claims, where a reliance on paid consultants and attorneys often obscures the availability of free, government-accredited support services.
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9mWe Crossed Into Iraq Eager for Adventure and Left A Marine Behind to Clean Up Our Mess
A Marine serving in Iraq reflects on a powerful moment of silent solidarity when his platoon joins a shunned comrade to clean a chow hall, redefining his understanding of leadership.
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20mThe Pentagon Needs More Ammo for the Iran War. Small Communities Are Paying The Price
As the U.S. military accelerates munitions production to meet global demand, aging domestic plants face intense scrutiny for repeated environmental violations, pollution, and threats to public health.
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15mTheir Fathers Served in Vietnam. Why Won't VA Cover Their Birth Defects?
Children of male Vietnam veterans, like ultramarathoner Scott Davidson, are fighting for VA benefits, arguing that paternal Agent Orange exposure caused their birth defects despite government scientific skepticism.
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9mSalaries, Food, and Sumo Wrestling Suits. What I Learned Paying the Bills for War
A seasoned Air Force financial officer reflects on the complex, essential role of managing war funding, pay, and logistics from Operation Desert Storm through Operation Iraqi Freedom.
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An individual reflects on their challenging journey through financial instability, workplace bullying, and the harsh, often hidden realities of homelessness while seeking a path forward.