FW: Nursing Group Honors Navy Nurse Who Wouldn't Force-feed at Guantanamo

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Subject: Nursing Group Honors Navy Nurse Who Wouldn't Force-feed at Guantanamo
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27 Jul 2015 Nursing Group Honors Navy Nurse Who Wouldn't Force-feed at Guantanamo A leading American nursing organization is conferring an ethics award on a career Navy nurse who refused to force-feed hunger strikers last summer, even as, his attorney says, he is at risk of having his career cut short by the episode. Read More Latest Military News U.S. Submarine Launches Undersea Drone in a 1st for Navy Couple Sues Naval Hospital After Brain Damage Your Input Counts: Take Our Quick Employment Survey Video: Firefighter Veteran Stops Robbery United Technologies: US Probes Sikorsky on Navy Contract Navy Builds Second America-Class Amphibious Assault Ship Newport News Shipbuilding Plans to Layoff 1,500 Workers Navy to Play Notre Dame in San Diego in 2018 Sailors Among Those Injured in Nevada Plane Crash 6 Pieces of Gear You Won't Believe the Military Used Former Marine Charged With Stealing Fellow Marines' Identities Cancer Connection? Guantanamo Lawyers Anxious about Ill Colleagues DoD: Money for Outside Health Care Could Run Out This Week Spousebuzz: 12 Crazy Military Life Things We Weirdly Love Navy to Commission Submarine John Warner Wind Farm Project Must Accommodate Navy Radar System Funeral Held for Sailor Killed in Tennessee Shooting Remains Pulled From Lake May Be Air Force Vet Missing Since 1972 House Backs Bill to Help Vets Who've Suffered Sexual Assault Sound Off: Should the Military Allow Civilians to Guard Recruiting Centers? Navy Flight Training Returns to New Mexico Organization Offers College Application Tips Navy to Commission USS Cooperstown Veteran Jobs: Latest Talent Index Report Indicates Hope Videos of the Week Incendiary Bombs Watch Now Behind the Barrel: American Long Rifle Watch Now Bullet Points: Raven Drone Watch Now

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FW: The Early Brief -- More Powerful, Special-Ops Sniper Rifle Unlikely for Marine Snipers

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Date: Fri, 31 Jul 2015 08:02:47 -0400
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Subject: The Early Brief -- More Powerful, Special-Ops Sniper Rifle Unlikely for Marine Snipers
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31 July 2015 More Powerful, Special-Ops Sniper Rifle Unlikely for Marine Snipers The Corps is sticking with its Vietnam-era sniper rifle despite complaints from snipers who say they need longer-range weapons. Read More More Stories at Military.com Carter Approves Arming More Troops at Bases and Recruiting Stations US Intelligence: ISIS is No Weaker than a Year Ago Despite Bombing Admiral Says Carrier Gap in Persian Gulf Hinders War Effort Mullah Omar's Death: Taliban's Loss, Islamic State's Gain Air Force Must be More Agile, General Says Data in Clinton's 'Secret' Emails Came from 5 Intelligence Agencies VA's Make-a-thon Produces 'Game-Changing' Device for Leg Prosthetics Bill to Let Vets Use GI Bill to Start a Business Passes Senate Hurdle Proposed Hikes to Tricare Pharmacy Fees Stall Defense Bill Talks Afghan Taliban Confirm Mullah Omar's Death, Choose Successor Turkey Onslaught on Kurds, After ISIS Attack, Fuels Anger Loose Papers May Have Caused Deadly F-16 Crash in Spain If My Spouse Gives Up His Benefits Can I Have Them? New Program Offers Peer-to-Peer Counseling Compound Drugs Fleece TRICARE, Create Deep Budget Hole Marines Leaders Finally Embrace the M4 Carbine Pentagon Awards $9 Billion Deal for Electronic Health Records Saudi Arabia Requests $5.4 Billion Worth of PAC-3 Missiles Drone Flies First Search-and-Rescue Mission in California See all Military News Headlines Today's Military Trivia The Russian submarine K-141, which sank in 2000 after an onboard explosion, was better known by what name? Play Video of the Day Behind the Barrel: Flint Lock Grenade Launcher Watch Now | See More Videos

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FW: The Early Brief -- Former Navy SEAL Alleges Anti-Gay Bullying by CIA Workers

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Date: Thu, 30 Jul 2015 08:34:40 -0400
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Subject: The Early Brief -- Former Navy SEAL Alleges Anti-Gay Bullying by CIA Workers
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30 July 2015 Former Navy SEAL Alleges Anti-Gay Bullying by CIA Workers A former Navy SEAL has filed an internal complaint alleging the CIA bullied him for being gay during a work assignment in June in Afghanistan. Read More More Stories at Military.com Panel: What's the Future Role of US Army in Europe? Afghan Taliban Indicate Pullout of Peace Talks in Pakistan FBI Says Twitter Needs to Do More to Combat Terrorism For North Korea, Iran-Style Nuclear Deal Not an Option US Official: Plane Debris in Indian Ocean Same Type as MH370 Pentagon Awards $9 Billion Contract for Electronic Health Records Senate Confirms Dunford as Joint Chiefs Chairman Dempsey Says Iranian 'Malicious Activites' Would Threaten Nuclear Deal Report Says Marines Burned Corpses in Fallujah for Sanitary Reasons House Approves DOD Shift of Money to Cover Health Care System Shortfall Turkish Gov't Not Ready to Restart Peace Talks With Kurds Funeral Held for Sailor Killed in Tennessee Shooting Organization Offers College Application Tips and Networking Assistance Navy to Commission Submarine John Warner 10 Back-to-School Deals for Military Families Vet Jobs: Top 10 Jobs with the Highest Job Security Tactical Fitness: Working with Weights in a Resistance Program Update: GI Bill Rates Latest Veteran Talent Index Indicates High Confidence in Veterans See all Military News Headlines Today's Military Trivia The Sack of Rome by Alaric and the Visigoths, an event often used to mark the end of the Roman Empire and the beginning of the Middle Ages, occurred in what year? Play Video of the Day SR-71 Pilot Free Falls from Space Watch Now | See More Videos

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FW: VVA: Veterans of any age may be eligible for VA benefits

 

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Date: Thu, 30 Jul 2015 14:49:46 -0400
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Subject: VVA: Veterans of any age may be eligible for VA benefits

Tom Hohmann, Secretary

VVA CA State Council

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"You have nothing to lose and everything to gain." —Sim, U.S. Air Force Veteran, on taking advantage of his VA benefits Sim is among more than 9 million Veterans 65 or older who may qualify for VA benefits, including health care, pension, benefits for spouses, dependents, and survivors, or a VA home loan. VA can help older Veterans by: Bringing care to you in your home. Providing you with tools to cope with vision and hearing loss. Supporting those who care for you. These are just a few of the many services VA offers older Veterans and their caregivers. Download this fact sheet to learn more, and Explore VA today. Learn how VA serves older Veterans U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs | 810 Vermont Ave. NW, Washington, DC 20420  Tom Hohmann, Secretary VVA CA Stateouncil 951-683-7251 tomh47@aol.com