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‘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.
By Joshua Axelrod
5 soldiers under ‘military control’ after reportedly stealing ordnance from Fort Hood
Sometimes you bring home a little groceries. Sometimes a little ordnance.
By Jon Simkins
This group scores vets free tickets to sporting events, concerts, shows — even the Super Bowl
Vet Tix is a nonprofit that gives veterans and active-duty troops free or heavily discounted tickets to sporting events, concerts and more.
By Joshua Axelrod
Alaska soldier killed in live-fire training accident
Spc. Nicholas DiMona died after being shot during a live-fire training exercise.
Special operations service member shot during training at Fort Bragg
A service member is in stable condition after being shot during a training exercise.
Coast Guard member reprimanded for flashing controversial gesture on MSNBC
He was upbraided in administrative letter of censure signed by Capt. John Reed, the head of Hurricane Florence response efforts in Charleston, S.C.
Dreams come true as 6-year-old fighting rare terminal brain disease becomes honorary Marine
Alex Rubio already has lost most of his vision and has been struggling with his motor skills since his diagnosis.
By Andrea Scott
‘SNL’ cast member apologizes for mocking wounded veteran and congressman-elect Dan Crenshaw
"Saturday Night Live" cast member Pete Davidson has apologized for mocking the appearance of a veteran who lost an eye in Afghanistan.
Congressional candidate, a former Navy SEAL, chides ‘SNL’ comic over eyepatch joke
A Texas Republican congressional candidate has chided “Saturday Night Live” comic Pete Davidson for poking fun at the eyepatch he wears because he was badly wounded during his third tour in Afghanistan as a Navy SEAL.
Best for Vets: Places to Live 2019
Getting out of the military soon and not sure where you want to call home next? There are a lot of factors to consider. Everything from veteran employment trends to cost of living, school quality and even your commute to work could have you living the dream – or make your new home a total bust.
By Natalie Gross