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Animal Tissue Used to Heal Injured VeteranNew medical breakthroughs help veterans recover from war wounds. Sgt. Strang grew new leg muscle with the help of animal tissue.
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Military Members Hampered by Student Loan DebtA report says that military members are getting more student loan debt than they should, because they don't know all of their benefits. -
New Law Makes a Career in Trucking Easier for VeteransThe President has just signed a law that makes it easier for military veterans to enter the trucking career field. -
Veterans: It's Because of You We Have the Freedom to VoteAs the presidential election grows closer, I want service members to remember that it's only because of you that we even get the chance to vote. -
Leroy Petry: Ranger Loses Hand Returning a Grenade, Saves TeamSgt. 1st Class Leroy Petry was awarded the Medal of Honor on July 12, 2011 for his courageous actions in Afghanistan on May 26, 2008. -
VA Loans Hit the 20 Million MarkVA loans have topped 20 million, a major milestone for the nearly 70-year-old program. VA loans are more important than ever today. -
Hut, Hut, Hike: Army vs. Navy Football Rivalry Has a Rich HistorySince the 1800s, the Army and Navy teams have met on the field. Their impassioned football rivalry has remained relatively unchanged for about 100 years. -
September's Winning Reader Essays: 9/11 at the PentagonOur first winner of this month's "Blue Star Stories" is a powerful essay about a Navy veteran who survived the 9/11 attack on the Pentagon. -
Paul Smith: Soldier's Stand Against the Enemy With a .50-CaliberSgt. 1st Class Paul Smith was posthumously awarded the Medal of Honor on April 4, 2005 for his heroic actions in Iraq on April 4, 2003.
