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GI Film Festival celebrates 10th year in style
Greater diversity in entertainment is the aim of this year’s GI Film Festival, in its 10th year.
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Army’s new recruitment drive: Sign up, maybe fight aliens
The Army’s latest recruiting effort dips into a parallel universe, attempting to engage young sci-fi fans who may not be aware of the service’s high-tech career paths.
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New documentary set to blast stereotypes of PTSD
A team of filmmakers vow to break down the stigma and stereotypes associated with post-traumatic stress disorder among veterans with a new documentary showcasing the success stories of those who’ve broken through the fog after war.
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Trace Adkins Q&A: Meeting troops ‘gives you perspective’
Country music singer Trace Adkins received NDIA’s Dwight D. Eisenhower award for supporting the military.
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Drama wanted: Military families sought for Discovery survival show
If you need to work out some family issues and think it might be fun do that on an all-expense-paid, two-week “tropical trip of a lifetime” — oh, and while camera crews film your every move for all the world to watch — the producers of a new primetime D
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Tomb of the Unknowns documentary aims to preserve honor
Two former Tomb Guards want people to understand the deeper meaning of being a sentinel.
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Send military-themed emojis with IAVA’s new Vetmoji app
Iraq and Afghanistan Veterans of American and Kapps Media create first military, veterans emoji app.
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Combat veterans coach teams of civilians in ‘American Grit’ reality show
If you love obstacle courses and reality competition shows, but could do without all the backbiting drama that tends to come with them, Fox is premiering a new series this week you might want set your DVR for.
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Battle Bracket: Nimitz, A-10, Abrams, Mk 19 make semis
When it comes to the semifinals of our search for the greatest piece of military hardware, gimmicks need not apply.
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Battle Bracket: Heavy hitters square off in round of 16
Sixteen entrants remain in our March Madness-style search for the military’s best hardware, but they are anything but sweet.
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GI Film Festival celebrates 10th year in style
Greater diversity in entertainment is the aim of this year’s GI Film Festival, in its 10th year.
-
Army’s new recruitment drive: Sign up, maybe fight aliens
The Army’s latest recruiting effort dips into a parallel universe, attempting to engage young sci-fi fans who may not be aware of the service’s high-tech career paths.
-
New documentary set to blast stereotypes of PTSD
A team of filmmakers vow to break down the stigma and stereotypes associated with post-traumatic stress disorder among veterans with a new documentary showcasing the success stories of those who’ve broken through the fog after war.
-
Trace Adkins Q&A: Meeting troops ‘gives you perspective’
Country music singer Trace Adkins received NDIA’s Dwight D. Eisenhower award for supporting the military.
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Drama wanted: Military families sought for Discovery survival show
If you need to work out some family issues and think it might be fun do that on an all-expense-paid, two-week “tropical trip of a lifetime” — oh, and while camera crews film your every move for all the world to watch — the producers of a new primetime D
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Tomb of the Unknowns documentary aims to preserve honor
Two former Tomb Guards want people to understand the deeper meaning of being a sentinel.
-
Send military-themed emojis with IAVA’s new Vetmoji app
Iraq and Afghanistan Veterans of American and Kapps Media create first military, veterans emoji app.
-
Combat veterans coach teams of civilians in ‘American Grit’ reality show
If you love obstacle courses and reality competition shows, but could do without all the backbiting drama that tends to come with them, Fox is premiering a new series this week you might want set your DVR for.
-
Battle Bracket: Nimitz, A-10, Abrams, Mk 19 make semis
When it comes to the semifinals of our search for the greatest piece of military hardware, gimmicks need not apply.
-
Battle Bracket: Heavy hitters square off in round of 16
Sixteen entrants remain in our March Madness-style search for the military’s best hardware, but they are anything but sweet.
-
GI Film Festival celebrates 10th year in style
Greater diversity in entertainment is the aim of this year’s GI Film Festival, in its 10th year.
-
Army’s new recruitment drive: Sign up, maybe fight aliens
The Army’s latest recruiting effort dips into a parallel universe, attempting to engage young sci-fi fans who may not be aware of the service’s high-tech career paths.
-
New documentary set to blast stereotypes of PTSD
A team of filmmakers vow to break down the stigma and stereotypes associated with post-traumatic stress disorder among veterans with a new documentary showcasing the success stories of those who’ve broken through the fog after war.
-
Trace Adkins Q&A: Meeting troops ‘gives you perspective’
Country music singer Trace Adkins received NDIA’s Dwight D. Eisenhower award for supporting the military.
-
Drama wanted: Military families sought for Discovery survival show
If you need to work out some family issues and think it might be fun do that on an all-expense-paid, two-week “tropical trip of a lifetime” — oh, and while camera crews film your every move for all the world to watch — the producers of a new primetime D
-
Tomb of the Unknowns documentary aims to preserve honor
Two former Tomb Guards want people to understand the deeper meaning of being a sentinel.
-
Send military-themed emojis with IAVA’s new Vetmoji app
Iraq and Afghanistan Veterans of American and Kapps Media create first military, veterans emoji app.
-
Combat veterans coach teams of civilians in ‘American Grit’ reality show
If you love obstacle courses and reality competition shows, but could do without all the backbiting drama that tends to come with them, Fox is premiering a new series this week you might want set your DVR for.
-
Battle Bracket: Nimitz, A-10, Abrams, Mk 19 make semis
When it comes to the semifinals of our search for the greatest piece of military hardware, gimmicks need not apply.
-
Battle Bracket: Heavy hitters square off in round of 16
Sixteen entrants remain in our March Madness-style search for the military’s best hardware, but they are anything but sweet.













