Combat Veterans

Police get help with vets who are ticking bombs - USA TODAY

USA TODAYPolice get help with vets who are ticking bombsUSA TODAYBy Kevin Johnson, USA TODAY WASHINGTON – The Justice Department is funding an unusual national training program to help police deal with an increasing number of volatile confrontations involving highly trained and often heavily armed combat veterans.and more »

Dishonoring America's veterans - Ct Post

Dishonoring America's veteransCt PostThere is a sacred tradition in American military combat units: you never leave your wounded or dead behind. But as a nation, figuratively, and in a very real sense, we have violated that tradition in many egregious ways. The Department of Defense and ...When Veterans Come HomeHuffington Postall 2 news articles »

Army Reserve NCO uses civilian, military backgrounds to benefit veterans - DVIDS

Army Reserve NCO uses civilian, military backgrounds to benefit veteransDVIDS“Back home I'm sharing all the information about opportunities with combat veterans, so that they can engage too,” she said. “Right now I'm involved with Female Soldiers Forgotten Heroes, a transitional house for homeless female combat veterans with or ...

Marblehead man offers a boost for returning troops

After reading about the plight of combat veterans returning home to no jobs, Jay Simon, owner of a math and science tutoring company based in Marblehead, decided he wanted to help. So he’s now offering his tutoring services to veterans — for free.

Troubled veterans pose special risk for US police

WASHINGTON: The US government is funding an unusual national training program to help police deal with the increasing number of volatile confrontations involving highly trained and often heavily armed combat veterans.

Combat vets help Moriah teenager

Courtney Clark is headed to Disney World with her school chorus, thanks to the Combat Veterans Motorcycle Association.

Bullet-riddled Obama image to be investigated

A photograph showing a group of men with guns posing with a bullet-riddled T-shirt with an image of Barack Obama's face is to be investigated by the Secret Service, a spokesman told NBC News.

'Frankenware': When a virus infects a virus

What if two computer viruses got together and had a baby? It does happen, and security firm BitDefender, calls it — with apologies to Mary Shelley — "Frankenware."

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Group blames crooked guard for Somalia kidnapping

A crooked Somali cop may have made the kidnapping of two foreign aid workers in October possible, the safety adviser for their employer told CNN.

Final Florida push follows testy debate

GOP presidential front-runners Mitt Romney and Newt Gingrich barnstormed across Florida on Friday, trying to rally supporters and break away in the polls four days before what is shaking up to be a pivotal primary in that state.

Opinion: Romney delivers at debate

Todd Graham says Mitt Romney beat Newt Gingrich with stronger arguments and better delivery