By Jeff Haden On March 28, 1979, a sightseeing flight crashed into a mountain in Antarctica, killing all of the 279 people on board. An investigation determined that the crew had not been informed of a two-degree correction
Author: USVM
By Brady Rhoades When the inaugural issue of U.S. Veterans Magazine hit the stands — and the internet — Gary Sinise was on the cover. He’s back, and for good reason. Sinise, best known as Lt. Dan in the movie Forrest Gump, has devoted his life to serving veterans.
The men and women of the United States Armed Forces aren’t the only ones who suffer from post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) after returning from active duty — the dogs who serve so bravely alongside them often do as well.
By Linda Sheffield Miller, theaviationgeekclub.com During the Cold War, there was a need for a new reconnaissance aircraft that could evade enemy radar, and the customer needed it fast.
Why are so many veterans taking out student loans when GI bill benefits cover full tuition and fees at public universities, and at least partial tuition and fees at private universities?
