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Military/Veterans
Senator Scott Armed Services and Veterans Report - NDAA Passage Edition
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- By Office of US Senator Tim Scott
For the first time since Senator Tim Scott has been in the US Senate, Congress passed the National Defense Authorization Act BEFORE the end of the fiscal year. By a vote of 87-10, the Senate agreed to the Conference Report accompanying the John S. McCain Fiscal Year 2019 NDAA. As this follows last week’s House of Representatives vote, the bill is now headed to the President for signature.
Korean War Soldiers Brought Home
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- By Gary Varvel
Forever GI Bill Expands VA Educational Benefits
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- By SC MOAA Council
WASHINGTON — Effective Aug. 1, the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) implemented 15 more provisions of the Harry W. Colmery Educational Assistance Act of 2017, also referred to as the Forever GI Bill.
These provisions, in addition to the 13 implemented since the law was signed less than a year ago, will have an immediate and positive impact on Veterans and their families using VA benefits to pursue their educational goals.
Cadet-athletes named to Southern Conference Academic Honor Roll
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- By readMedia.com
CHARLESTON, SC (08/01/2018)-- The Citadel was represented by 163 cadet-athletes on the 2017-18 Southern Conference Academic Honor Roll. Area cadet-athletes named to the list include:
Benjamin Peden of Greenville, South Carolina (29607) (baseball)
Ryan Stamler of Greenville, SC (29615) (baseball)
Gavin Stewart of Greenville, SC (29607) (men's tennis)
Samuel Blumer of Greenville, SC (29615) (men's track and field)
Military History Museum Donations
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- By Tony Dunn
Happy 3rd Anniversary
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- By Stuart McClure
Wounded Warriors Speaks to American Legion in Taylors
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- By Tony Dunn
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