Gulf War Illness: Military Chemical Injury
Gulf War Illness: Military Chemical Injury Gulf War veterans consider themselves the “forgotten veterans.” A third of the 700,000 US personnel deployed to...
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Veteran of the Month – 05/21
Veteran of the Month Sallay Kim, Major, U.S. Army (retired) Our Veteran of the Month can be defined as a trailblazer, and leader. Not only has she served...
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Joe Renteria: Runaway to Soldier, Sailor, Photographer and Hero
Joe Renteria: Runaway to Soldier, Sailor, Photographer and Hero See direct link to issue > San Diego Veterans Magazine May 2021
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A Month of Living Dangerously
A Month of Living Dangerously USS Midway pilot displays superior airmanship and survival skills during the Vietnam War See direct link to issue > San Diego...
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Bringing SSgt. Jimmie Doyle Home
Bringing SSgt. Jimmie Doyle Home Finding the ‘Arnett B-24’ See direct link to issue > San Diego Veterans Magazine May 2021
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Flying Leatherneck Museum – End of an Era
End of an Era – San Diego’s Loss of a Legacy of Flight See original article at: San Diego Veterans Magazine – April 2021
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Your Children Deserve the Best
Your children deserve the best of you, and we want you to be the best parent possible. See original article at: San Diego Veterans Magazine – April 2021
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Landing Tech Jobs
Transitioning Veterans and the Growing Digital Economy For many Veterans, leaving the service is as life-altering as entering it – and just as disorienting....
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Veteran of the Month – Casey Meehan
VETERAN OF THE MONTH – Casey Meehan, Commander, U.S. Navy (Ret.) “It was the best year of our life, and it was the worst year of our life.” See...
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Take Me Home Huey
Take Me Home Huey – On March 29th, the United States will recognize National Vietnam War Veterans Day. On that day in 1973, Hanoi released the last of...
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