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More Than Half Of Wounded, Sick, And Injured Post-9/11 Veterans Are Rated Obese

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Editor’s Note: This article by Richard Sisk originally appeared on Military.com, a leading source of news for the military and veteran community.

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8 Of The Worst Places To Sleep

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Benjamin Franklin nailed it when he said, "Fatigue is the best pillow." True story, Benny. There's nothing like pushing your body so far past exhaustion that you'd willingly, even longingly, take a nap on a concrete slab.

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The VA May Blow $2.3 Billion In GI Bill Funds On Schools That Don't Deserve It, IG Says

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Editor’s Note: This article by Richard Sisk originally appeared on Military.com, a leading source of news for the military and veteran community.

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Lawmakers And Veterans To The VA: Shut Up And Pay Up

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The VA has a message for veterans: We will absolutely make you whole again.

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GI Bill Benefits Delayed For Thousands Due To Glitch VA Knew About Months Ago

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Thousands of veterans attending college thanks to the GI Bill have had their housing allowances delayed or go missing altogether, according to an NBC News report published on Veterans Day.

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Is VA Doing Enough To Implement The New 'Forever' GI Bill?

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WASHINGTON — The Department of Veterans Affairs will hire 200 temporary workers and shell out $70 million to implement a major expansion of veterans’ education benefits — a process beset by communication and information technology challenges, veterans advocates and VA officials said Tuesday.

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