by Allison Chambers | Oct 2, 2017 | News
Though she spent five years suing the U.S. Air Force in a highly publicized case, Maj. Margaret Witt still considers herself a private person. Witt, a decorated flight nurse who lived in Spokane until 2014, was the force behind the lawsuit that pushed Congress and the...
by Allison Chambers | Sep 29, 2017 | News
Dennis Hughes said he thought he followed the war pretty closely when he was at East High School in Duluth, and when he enlisted in the Army and certainly while he was stationed in Vietnam. “But I’m still learning what was really going on,” Hughes...
by Allison Chambers | Sep 19, 2017 | News
MILWAUKEE (AP) — A photographer from Wisconsin believed to be the first female American journalist killed in a war has become an honorary Marine. Dickey Chapelle was 47 when she was killed by shrapnel from an exploding land mine while covering the Vietnam War in...
by Allison Chambers | Sep 5, 2017 | News
“Moons of Madness” reminds me a lot about of “The Martian.” Both games are set on the red planet. Both have a hard science-fiction edge, meaning that they’re both driven to be scientifically accurate. There are no spaceships that jump...
by Allison Chambers | Sep 2, 2017 | News
> Military.com Every year GI Bill rates increase based on the average increase of the price of higher education in the US. The VA adjusts the monthly GI Bill rates accordingly at the beginning of each fiscal year. These rates are for those attending college,...
