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Category Archives: Feature Stories
Vietnam POW 40th Reunion News Coverage
Submitted by fellow Spur, Clayton Marsh. Description: On May 24, 1973, President and First Lady Nixon hosted American Prisoners of War held captive in Vietnam for the largest dinner ever held at the White House. 40 years later, the Richard … Continue reading →
4 Money-Saving Tips for Veterans
After military service, veterans can struggle with daily life after serving for such a long time, even monetarily. For example, veterans experienced an unemployment rate of 9.9. percent in 2012, CNN Money reports. For veterans who are out of work … Continue reading →
Countdown to Cripple Creek: Rev Up and Ride with the Vets
Once a year, the small town of Cripple Creek, Colo., waves their best red, white and blue banners to welcome bikers from all over the country. All gather with one solitary purpose: to honor the men and women who have … Continue reading →
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Served Our Country? Need a Car?
U.S. veterans personify some of the best qualities of the American people and deserve gratitude for their service. From kind words, ceremonies and financial benefits, vets are being recognized across the States for their sacrifice and duties. Grateful companies within … Continue reading →
Spitfire 944
Brought to my attention by a fellow Silver Spur, this great YouTube video found from WWII. The description of the video reads: “In 2005, an 83 year-old World War II pilot is surprised to see 16mm footage of his 1944 … Continue reading →
Memorial Day: Path of the Warrior Video
This powerful YouTube video was brought to my attention by multiple military veterans. In honor of all our fallen Brothers & Sisters who made the ultimate sacrifice: Memorial tribute to our fallen 3/17th Air Cavalry Troopers produced by John “Waldo” … Continue reading →
Military Vet Returning Home? Here’s Help With the Transition
Life for the men and women serving the United States has its challenges, but it’s also full of achievement and pride for a job many people would not even attempt. However, life after the military can bring a lot of … Continue reading →
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PC Nonsense a Threat to Us All
In the wake of the Boston Marathon terrorist attack – yes a terror attack – I think it is long past time that the American people put the PC nonsense behind and quit making excuses for young men in our … Continue reading →
March 29, 1973: Last U.S. Combat Troops Depart Vietnam
Forty years ago today, the last U.S. combat troops departed Vietnam. The following article is from Vietnam Veterans of America March-April 2013 edition. A Troop 3/17th Air Cav lost 56 brave Troopers serving our country from 1967-1971. Five during my … Continue reading →
Memorial Day Remembrance…
Today is Memorial Day – A Troop, 3/17th Air Cavalry
Welcome Home Vietnam LA Event 2012
Welcome Home Vietnam Veterans Day Los Angeles – Saturday, March 31, 2012 12:00 noon to 5:00 pm – Exhibits, Resources, Mlitary Displays, Memorial Wall, Vendors. Veteran’s Memorial Park, 13000 Sayre, Street, Sylmar, CA 91342 (Heroes of Life Inc. ) For … Continue reading →
Helping Homeless Vets
McMillen Team Rolls Up Sleeves, Looks For Veterans To Help – CompetitionPlus– 21 Feb 12 Related article: Power Of Caring: McMillen’s 2nd Dragster To Help Veterans – CompetitionPlus – 21 Feb 12
Vietnam Veterans Memorial & Changing of the Guard Ceremony
Video of Vietnam Veterans Memorial in D.C. and the Changing of the Guard ceremony at Arlington National Cemetery at the Tomb of the Unknowns in 1998. Video produced by Roger & Pam Young
Remembering September 11th 2001
Defending America: Protecting the Skies on Sept. 11, 2001 – FoxNews – 8 Sep 2011 Remembering September 11, 2001 – DoD Ex-fighter pilot recalls her 9/11 suicide mission – Seattle Times – 9 Sep 11 9-11 Remembered: Rick Rescorla was … Continue reading →
