For more than 50 years, Arizona State University’s Veterans Upward Bound (VUB) program has been empowering veterans to take the next step in their educational journey. Established in 1973 and federally funded by the U.S. Department of Education as part of the TRIO program, VUB is designed to help veterans prepare for and succeed in […]
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When our nation’s service members hang up their uniforms, they carry with them more than memories—they carry a legacy. This legacy is etched into a sanctified document known as the DD-214, a military discharge form that outlines a veteran’s service: their duty stations, campaigns, medals, and time in uniform. It is more than paperwork—it is
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There are many ways for veterans to keep in touch and help build camaraderie in our community. Although we can’t list all events, here are a few that are worth considering: Flow for a Cause, Free for Veterans Join us & flow for a cause! This class is designed to promote relaxation, strength, and inner
There is a new CEO at the Glendale Chamber of Commerce and West Valley veterans say he is indeed “on fire” to advance the workforce solutions that military talent provides. Since his arrival a short time ago, Chamber CEO Joshua Gunn has launched several new initiatives to support our military veterans and families, including: The
Glendale’s Chamber of Commerce CEO gears up for veterans. Read More »
On Friday, March 28, at 10 a.m., Honoring America’s Veterans (HAV) will pay tribute to our Vietnam veterans at the upcoming Veterans Forum, which will be hosted at Aunt Chilada’s Restaurant at 7330 N. Dreamy Draw in Phoenix. This unique gathering provides an opportunity to recognize and honor the service and sacrifices of those who
Forgotten No More, Honoring America’s Veterans Forum to recognize Vietnam Veterans. Read More »
At the heart of our mission to support military veterans, Honoring America’s Veterans takes time to honor the courageous individuals who have served our nation with unwavering bravery. This month, we remember the remarkable life of Ira Hayes, an Arizona Marine Corps veteran whose name became synonymous with one of the most iconic moments in
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Veterans tend to be adventurous and are often drawn to activities that challenge them and build connections with others. Military recruiting slogans like “Join the Navy, See the World” played into that spirit of adventure. I remember considering my enlistment and being enticed by the promise of beaches, foreign travel, and the opportunity to serve
Last week, I invited readers to share how military values have shaped their lives. The heartfelt responses I received demonstrate the enduring impact of these principles on individuals and families. Colonel Len Kirschner, M.D., U.S. Air Force (retired), called to reflect on how courage, commitment, and respect helped him cope with the loss of a
As we continue focusing on the importance of military core values, we will turn to two institutions called to serve during wartime. The Merchant Marine transports domestic and international cargo and passengers during peacetime. It operates and maintains deep-sea merchant ships, tugboats, towboats, ferries, dredges, excursion vessels, charter boats, and other waterborne craft on the
US Coast Guard and Merchant Marine can serve during wartime efforts. Read More »
As we begin the new year, I thought reflecting on some of the values our military service members and veterans hold dear to their hearts might be helpful. These values are engrained in us as we begin our military duties as either officers or enlisted. Values are the common thread that binds military and veterans
Upholding values is a vital service component of the military and veterans. Read More »
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