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Navy vet who killed self outside VA hospital 'struggled with his past' as sniper
A pastor said Mark Miller, 53, "struggled with his past." The Navy vet killed himself outside a San Antonio VA hospital on ...
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Navy vet who killed self outside VA hospital 'struggled with his past' as sniper
One of our brother veterans just committed suicide at Audie Murphy,” Retired Marine Lt. Col ... "He was a Navy sniper and struggled with his past," LeMaster, pastor of Tabernacle of God Home ...
The True Story Behind American Sniper: All About the Real Chris Kyle, Including His Tragic 2013 Death
Clint Eastwood's 2014 war film 'American Sniper' draws heavily from Chris Kyle's autobiography of the same name. Here's ...
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Veterans who each lost part of a leg in Afghanistan try for new world record with Grand Canyon hike
Army veteran Kevin Bittenbender and Marine veteran Kirstie Ennis look to set a world record with a 47.5-mile ...
Courageous MCAS Miramar pilot named Marine aviator of the year
Maj. Zachary M. Sessa led the Black Knights attack squadron on multiple strikes against Houthi weapons facilities in Yemen.
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Afghanistan Medal of Honor recipient reenlists in Marine Corps reserves after 15 years
15, 2011. (AP Photo/Pablo Martinez Monsivais, File) FILE - Dakota Meyer, a Marine veteran of the war in Afghanistan and a Medal of Honor recipient, speaks to soldiers and spouses at a jobs fair in ...
“American Sniper ”ending: The true story of Chris Kyle's murder (and what Clint Eastwood's movie leaves out)
The Oscar-winning film stars Bradley Cooper as Navy SEAL Chris Kyle, the "most lethal sniper in U.S. military history." ...
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Silence to violence: What the bridge scene in ‘1917′ says about war
Dean-Charles Chapman, left, and George MacKay. (Universal) The sniper duel that follows isn’t stylized or elegant. It’s sloppy, disorienting, real. Schofield takes cover, fires wildly and ...
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The Vietnam war made American culture bolder and more varied
The images of the fall of Saigon, on April 30th 1975, are indelible. A helicopter takes off from the roof of the United States embassy, leaving behind a long line of would-be evacuees. Victorious ...