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Articles in Sept, 2003 issue of VFW Magazine

• Reunions & claims
• U.S. pays North Korea for MIA searches
  by Tim Dyhouse
• VA death benefits fall short: VA says survivor benefits for fallen warriors are improving, but VFW feels more needs to be done for their families
• Legendary Bob Hope dies at 100
• Korean, Vietnam war remains returned
  by Tim Dyhouse
• Hepatitis C treatment wanting at VA: while nearly 200,000 veterans are afflicted with the liver disease, relatively few are receiving care
  by Allison Wright
• National Home meeting Oct. 25
• Navy helicopter crash kills four
  by Tim Dyhouse
• Sharing the martial heritage of the Southwest
  by Shannon Hanson
• Service academies politically correct?
• 'America has no finer ally than the United Kingdom: these words, spoken by Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld, reflect the views of most Americans. As he also said, "our two nations stood together during two world wars, the Cold War, in Afghanistan an
  by Trevor Royle
• Employers seeking veterans
  by Tim Dyhouse
• Book corner
• Business opportunities for vets
  by Tim Dyhouse
• 1920 Ad
• A final salute: in tribute to the Americans killed from July 2 to August 1 in Iraq, VFW magazine presents this memorial listing
• POW network helps find answers: a dedicated Missouri couple makes information on former POWs readily available to the public
  by Amy Houts
• 1941 Ad
  by Trevor Royle
• VA funding bill 'betrays' veterans
  by Tim Dyhouse
• Ex-POWs rate special benefits
• Courage under communist captivity: American POWs in Korea—despite suffering nearly a 40% death rate—endured extreme hardship with dignity
  by Susan Katz Keating
• House OKs cemetery, chiropractic bills
  by Tim Dyhouse
• Ignorance of recent events endangers America: students today are failing U.S. history. But more important, they will fail the nation in the future unless this trend is reversed
  by Ernest W. Lefever
• North Carolina Post hosts 750 soldiers: service members and their families from Ft. Bragg, N.C., enjoyed a day of games, music and food during a military appreciation picnic hosted by Post 9103 in Spring Lake; N.C
• VA will fill private prescriptions
  by Tim Dyhouse
• Student project honors war dead: middle-schoolers in Coventry, Conn., have set a standard worthy of emulation—memorializing the war dead of their state. Their latest endeavor pays tribute to residents who died in the Korean War
  by Gail Braccidiferro
• 'Cleaning up' Post membership rolls: it's extremely important for Posts to physically contact their members, both for accurate member tallies and to build rapport with estranged members
• Pentagon finished with SHAD test vets
  by Tim Dyhouse
• Pentagon evaluating overseas troops' medical needs: with memories of the Persian Gulf War all too fresh, the Pentagon has taken measures to ensure that this time there will be no mystery ailments
  by Janie Blankenship
• Jest a minute