Shoreline exhibition spotlights works created by veterans engaged in art therapy
"Painting Away the Trauma II" features creative works illustrating what the military experience was like for veterans.
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"Painting Away the Trauma II" features creative works illustrating what the military experience was like for veterans.
The history of american freedom is important as well. is it this tribute, this honorig this remembering this, validating the veterans that what they did was huge and deserves something like this museum to pasm s their stories along. that's a big part of what this museum is about. it's the most gratifying part of this museum for my wife and for me. the tributes to veterans. o every inch of this museum dan introduced me to one marinet corps vet, a man named scotttene tiziano, who was instrumentalhen entielping get this entireg operation off the ground. scott, first of all, thank youin for your s...
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Obama insists real progress is being made. >> va is handling millions more appointments inside and outside va and delivering more care. on average, veterans wait a few days for an appointment. that's all good news. >> that is good news but our next guest says that is not true. joining us right now, we've got the legislative director of concerned veterans for america and u.s. marines corps vet. good morning. >> steve, thank you for having me on. >> the president said things are all better. is that true? >> no. unfortunately they're not. what the president is doing is disingenerous. he's focussi...