On April 11th, 1966, three companies of the 1st Infantry Division, known as the “mud soldiers” were pinned down by Viet Cong forces outside of
Over the next several years, VA will transition to a new electronic health record (EHR), a system used by health care providers to store and
The discussions around the coffeetable at Veteran Advocates of Ore-Ida lately has centered around Syria, Iraq, Iran, Vietnam, hell week in the Army, Navy seals
Veterans, families, friends and the general public have several options to see Vietnam memorial walls in 2020 with the release of traveling wall schedules. Views:
At the start of the new millennium, the United States military was a very different organization. But then, so too was the United States as
Caine is a graffiti and tattoo artist in Salem. He’s teaming up with Matthew Boulay, a Salem-based fine artist, for their new exhibit, “Yellow Squares Bombed.” It opened
His service began in the U.S. Marine Corps and concluded in the U.S. Air Force thirty years later. In this week’s War Stories, William Sexton shares his life-changing experience
Organizations who want to thank Vietnam Veterans for their service can join the Vietnam War Commemoration Commemorative Partner Program. Many organizations host events around March
The possibility of a park in that section of town became a reality when the late Beverly M. Durham, who died in August 2018, donated
Last year’s employment figures closed on a positive note for veterans, who saw a significant drop in jobless claims in December. The overall veterans unemployment rate fell
KINGSLEY FIELD, Ore. – Kingsley Field is forever tied to World War II and Lt. David R. Kingsley, who posthumously received the Medal of Honor
The Central Oregon Veterans Ranch offers veterans like Johnathan Courtney a place to connect with others and heal in a comfortable and therapeutic environment. “I
