“Folks returning home from combat have a constellation of health concerns, including physical issues, psychological issues, and psychosocial issues concerning things like work and family.”
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My Defining Moment of Service
By Larry Nader, US Navy Veteran As the Vietnam War came to an official end in 1975, I met with a Navy recruiter that fall, a couple of weeks following my 17th birthday, to discuss enlistment options. In school I was in my second year of Electronics, so they had me take their basic tests …
Screwing Our Vets; Our Government’s 243 Year Time-Honored Tradition
It seems that you cannot go a day reading local and national news or looking at social media posts without yet another story on the US Government and its breaking of promises to take care of veterans who become sick and/or injured/disabled while serving our country. To many this appears to be new stuff, but …
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Welcome To My Blog
About Me Thank you for reading my Ranting Vet Blog. I am a 6-year US Navy veteran having served in both the submarine and surface Navy, first aboard the USS Proteus (AS-19) and then completing my service aboard the USS Turner Joy (DD-951). In 2016, more than 30 years after receiving my honorable discharge, I …
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