Wounded Times: Defense contractor had 518 decorated heroes social...

Wounded Times: Defense contractor had 518 decorated heroes social...: Decorated soldiers’ SSNs exposed online Army Times By Joe Gould Posted : Friday Sep 28, 2012 The Army is investigating how a defense co...

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VA - Health Care - Gulf War, Agent Orange and Ionizing Radiation Registry Program

Program Description

In 1978, VA set up a register of Vietnam veterans who were worried that they might have been exposed to dangerous herbicides during their military service in Vietnam. Beginning in that year, Vietnam veterans were offered an extensive medical examination to look for possible health effects resulting from exposure to the herbicides-an exam that is still offered at all VA medical centers.

The "Agent Orange Registry" is a computerized index of all of those examinations.

Since that time, we have also set up registries for Gulf War veterans as well as for veterans who were exposed to ionizing radiation and depleted Uranium.
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Korean War POW buried with full military honors in native Scott County- Kingsport Times-News#.T0F0y15YdOU.facebook#.T0F0y15YdOU.facebook

Korean War POW buried with full military honors in native Scott County- Kingsport Times-News#.T0F0y15YdOU.facebook#.T0F0y15YdOU.facebook

The Graffiti of War Project

The Graffiti of War Project


The National Gallery Tour opened in 2011 on Veterans’ Day. The art showcased was created by service members, civilians and local nationals across Afghanistan, Iraq and Kuwait. It also showcases works of art by military men and women and veterans to raise awareness for those suffering from PTSD, and the benefits of using art and music therapy as alternative treatment solution.



http://youtu.be/H__KrhchUUw - Video created by acclaimed videographer, Kevin Keating (see Celebrate the Military Child Video http://youtu.be/hcYQMx_Izbg  ) with music written and perfomed by Zac Charles while on deployment to Afghanistan.






Visit their website at: http://www.graffitiofwar.com/

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Read more about The Graffiti of War Project Via Military Missions,.. It’s really a great read! http://www.military-missions.org/event/healing-will-come-from-the-graffiti-of-war