Topic: Eric Shinseki - CSMonitor.com

Opinion This Memorial Day, supporting veterans is a matter of national security

This Memorial Day, Americans should realize that supporting veterans with jobs and education isn't just about repaying our debt to them. The care of veterans and their families is also a national security imperative if the US is to maintain an effective all-volunteer force.

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Once bumped by Barack, Michelle Obama continues gratitude tour

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