May 9th, 2009
Coming home for some war veterans means slipping off the track of chasing a fading American dream. Despite the yellow ribbons of support for the troops festooning patriotic front yards and backs of cars, there’s an army of homeless former soldiers seeking shelter in cities and towns across this country. Compounding the shock of becoming [...]
Articles written by Jan Barry
Tags: homeless, PTSD, veterans
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March 1st, 2009
Many communities in the United States have a hidden problem, one that is in grave need of the American tradition of neighbors helping neighbors. The problem is the burden of memories that many young men and women bring home from a war, which can often become harder to deal with as time goes by. Many [...]
Articles written by Jan Barry
Tags: PTSD, soldiers, veterans
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January 24th, 2009
President Obama made a serious mistake on the day of his inauguration. He found time to attend ten inaugural balls, but he didn’t show up at the Salute to Heroes Inaugural Banquet & Ball. He was invited, of course, but Vice President Biden went instead and was warmly received. Among those who welcomed him were about [...]
Articles written by Tom Carter
Tags: Obama, veterans
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November 1st, 2008
By Tom Carter Army Emergency Relief, or AER, is a private non-profit charity incorporated by the Army in 1942. It provides emergency financial assistance to soldiers and their families. The Army is carrying the heaviest burden in our war on terror, and many of our soldiers need your help. Contributing to AER is a great [...]
Articles written by Tom Carter
Tags: military families, veterans
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