By Katya Guillaume, Baynews9.com
Commander Richard Hunt’s story starts in Downtown Inverness. Looking out at the fallen soldiers’ statue outside of the visitor’s center, thanking the brave fallen soldiers and remembering his time serving in the Vietnam War.
Continue reading Vietnam War veteran receives HS diploma 55 years later
NORFOLK, Va. – A father and daughter from Portsmouth, Virginia, are now bonded by their college graduations from the same school and on the same day.
Continue reading Military veteran graduates from college alongside his daughter
By Angelica Stabile, FOX News
High school senior Noble Rasmussen intends to serve his country well — and all five U.S. military academies seem to agree. Continue reading Nebraska teen accepted to all five military academies; sets out to serve America
Great Bend Tribune
When Kate Hanlen went on a mission trip to Honduras at the age of 19, she didn’t know she would discover her career calling that would be 30 years in the making. Continue reading Fort Leavenworth Military spouse continues education at 49
Established in 1902, after the passing of Cecil John Rhodes, the Rhodes Scholarship has sought out some of the world’s most outstanding young leaders Continue reading Rhodes Scholar Excels on All Fronts
Whether you’re already utilizing your GI Bill benefits or looking to begin using it as part of an educational New Years’ resolution, you may have questions about Continue reading Your Top GI Bill Questions Answered
The Edith Nourse Rogers Science Technology Engineering Math (STEM) Scholarship allows some eligible Veterans and dependents in high-demand fields to extend their Post-9/11 GI Bill or Fry Scholarship benefits Continue reading Edith Nourse Rogers STEM Scholarship for Veterans
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? Continue reading Why Veterans With GI Bill Benefits Still Take Out Student Loans
The Yellow Ribbon Program, as many veterans turned students know, is a provision of the Post-9/11 GI Bill that can help cover the expenses that do not automatically apply for veterans. Continue reading Answering Your Top Questions on the Yellow Ribbon Program
These tips are courtesy of the National Association of Veterans’ Programs Administrator (NAVPA). Continue reading 10 Tips for College-Seeking Veterans
