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Carl Grant, a Vietnam veteran with dementia, drove off from his Georgia home intending to shop for groceries. He became disoriented and wound up in Birmingham, Alabama. There, Grant twice

The shop owner and his wife communicate solely through text on their phones and pointing at posters

There was an overflow crowd of veterans, families and friends who attended the Quilts of Valor award ceremony at Richard’s Coffee Shop and Military Museum in Mooresville on March 21.

King Norris can still remember how it smelled when Agent Orange hit his nostrils while serving in Vietnam in the 1970s.

Nine acts spanning multiple genres and generations will play a benefit concert this June.

The local Quilts of Valor Foundation group, Grateful Quilters, honored 10 veterans for their service in the military.

The expansion now includes many more conditions linked to military service.

 

            These are the words with which Senator Robert Byrd started his famous speech on the floor of the

During a visit to North Little Rock on Friday, a top U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs official encouraged Arkansas veterans to take advantage of an expansion of health care and other benefits for those who were exposed to toxic substances.