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Society, stigma and self-doubt keep women veterans from accessing federal benefits

Society, stigma and self-doubt keep women veterans from accessing federal benefits

by Julia Mueller | Nov 17, 2021 | Army, National Security

WASHINGTON — Too many veteran women aren’t using the services they’re entitled to, said Veterans Affairs representatives Thursday at the seventh annual National Women Veterans Leadership and Diversity Conference, hosted by Women Veterans Interactive. Dennis May,...
The US should expect more attacks from Iran, experts say, amid increased tensions

The US should expect more attacks from Iran, experts say, amid increased tensions

by Silvia Martelli | Jan 29, 2020 | Army

WASHINGTON — The U.S. need to quickly come up with a clear strategy about Iran because more attacks will come following the recent increase in tensions between the two countries, experts said Thursday at a Foreign Affairs’ subcommittee House hearing. “Though the...

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