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Archive by Date | Archive by Article Title The Significance of the Poppy The poppy is associated with service to one’s country and is used to commemorate those who died fighting for their county. If you are from a generation after WWII, you may recognize the symbol but have you given much thought as to why that particular flower was used? Days of Remembrance At the going down of the sun and in the morning
We will remember them.
Gung Ho – The facts behind the movie Gung Ho is the story the establishment of a specialized Marine force trained in guerilla techniques. Once trained, this elite force successfully -- although with tremendous losses – took the island of Makin from Japanese control. Learn more about the facts behind this movie. What is a Veteran? Who are the Veterans of the US? Movers, shakers, presidents, teachers, writers, dreamers, all ethnicities and any gender. They are also the homeless, the ill, the disposed, and the unemployed. Get Money for Your Veteran-run Small Business Do you need special training before you can start your own small business? What if you’ve got the training but not the money to open the business or expand one you’ve started? Consider using your Montgomery GI Bill education benefits to pay for them. General Ann E Dunwoody "While I may be the first, I know I won't be the last." Ann E Dunwoody, first woman four star General of the US Army. A Walk in the Sun – The facts behind the movie US soldiers from all walks of life land on the beach in Solerno, Italy during WWII with the mission to take control of a farmhouse held by Nazis and destroy a bridge. Learn more about what really happened. Arlington National Cemetery Eligibility Arlington National Cemetery is the final resting place for men and women who served this county with honor. There are specific qualifications which have to be met in order to be interred or inurned at Arlington National Cemetery. The Few, the Brave, the Homeless They are not someone else’s son or daughter, they are not fellow soldiers tortured beyond sanity by the things they have experienced, they are not actually “us”, they are “them” – the homeless. Anna Mae V. McCabe Hays, Brigadier General Anna Mae Hays was the first woman to be promoted to Brigadier General in the US Army. She was also the first nurse to do so. There are striking similarities between the way she was raised (by Salvation Army Officers) and what became of her in later life.
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