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Author Archives: Angel
Pearl Harbor victims remembered on anniversary
PEARL HARBOR, Hawaii — Veterans from Pearl Harbor observed the 70th anniversary of the attack Wednesday with a solemn ceremony at the site of the Japanese bombing, as an aging and dwindling group of survivors announced that it would disband … Continue reading
Pearl Harbor victims remembered on anniversary
PEARL HARBOR, Hawaii — Veterans from Pearl Harbor observed the 70th anniversary of the attack Wednesday with a solemn ceremony at the site of the Japanese bombing, as an aging and dwindling group of survivors announced that it would disband … Continue reading
Expert: U.S. health care must better serve vets
The Pentagon and Veterans Affairs Department have appropriate protocols for treating service members and veterans with mental health problems but the departments — and the health care system nationwide — must beef up programs so troops are guaranteed access now … Continue reading
Investigation of VA mental health care sought
Leaders of the Senate Veterans’ Affairs Committee have asked the Veterans Affairs Department inspector general to investigate alleged failings to provide timely mental health care appointments for former service members.
70 years on, Pearl Harbor survivors share tales
HONOLULU — Clarence Pfundheller was standing in front of his locker on the battleship Maryland when a fellow sailor told him they were being bombed by Japanese planes.
70 years on, Pearl Harbor survivors share tales
HONOLULU — Clarence Pfundheller was standing in front of his locker on the battleship Maryland when a fellow sailor told him they were being bombed by Japanese planes.