November is a month where we celebrate gratitude, to be thankful for the things we have and the people in our lives. That is why Thanksgiving is one of the
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Veteran Highlight Interview With Nick Romer
Aristides Rodriguez .
November 4, 2022
Interview with a Veteran,Purple Heart Medal
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Purple Heart foundation got to sit down with Nicholas Romer. He was born in Gantt, Alabama. He decided to join the United States Marines Corps. He is still an active
What Women Veterans Need To Know About Breast Cancer
Aristides Rodriguez .
October 31, 2022
Veteran Health
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October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month! It is important to keep up to date with current events about the disease and get checked every so often by health professionals. Veterans,
Home Buying Advice For Veterans
Aristides Rodriguez .
June 24, 2022
Veteran Resources
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Our nation’s veterans receive some specific financial benefits upon their discharge from the military. It’s crucial they recognize and receive the advice needed to take full advantage of these offers.
Many Veteran Women may be long overdue a Purple Heart Medal!
Aristides Rodriguez .
May 18, 2022
Purple Heart Medal,Veteran Resources
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Women have only been active in the military for 70 years, but in each of those years they have joined in a significant amount, increasing every year. Compared to 1973,
Ever notice when you’re out at the gym, or the grocery store, or the train station,places you least expect to see an animal, you see a person walking with a
The Handoff A secret handshake as you may know, typically belongs to secret clubs and organizations. Secret handshakes have developed over time, nowadays close friends, teachers and students, and athletes
Did you know that when a service member goes through a traumatizing event, likely caused in battle, it can leave behind harrowing mental and emotional scars? What we now know
Veterans today are at risk for developing a multitude of illnesses that can range in impact from mild to extreme. Whether it be a physical injury from one incident, or
Image credit: Pexels Veterans have provided a great service to our country and it often comes with significant personal sacrifice. Whether they have been home for several years or just