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Articles in Sept, 2004 issue of VFW Magazine

• Senate panel Ups VA home loans
  by Tim Dyhouse
• Six Yemenis charged in Cole bombing
  by Tim Dyhouse
• 'There is life after war': Somalia veteran uses disabilities to offer hope to wounded returning from war
  by Janie Blankenship
• Two Afghanistan war soldiers die
  by Tim Dyhouse
• Time to head to the classrooms
• GI Bill needs 21st Century upgrade: VFW wants a new GI Bill that pays the full costs of a veteran's education. Here's a report on how this legislative objective is progressing
  by Tim Dyhouse
• U.S. troops moving out of Seoul
  by Tim Dyhouse
• Young vets voice their views on VFW'S future: to maintain an influential membership, VFW must look to younger veterans for advice
• Can we learn from the experiences of other organizations? Recently, a fascinating article entitled "Elusive Reforms" was brought to my attention. Written by an experienced leader within Masonry, it offered a wealth of wisdom applicable to our ow
• Iraq—a final salute: VFW magazine presents this memorial listing in tribute to the 69 Americans killed between May 22 and July 1, 2004, in Iraq
• Can they connect on campus? Today's generation of college students remains out of touch with veterans and their values
  by Laura McDaniel
• Readers ask why no eligibility for overseas Cold War veterans?
  by Jeff Mack
• States memorialize their Vietnam War dead
  by Julie Carter
• Nation at war, but not Americans
• Campus Veterans Clubs boosts camaraderie and careers: clubs of veterans are beginning to sprout up on campuses across the country. They fill a void by providing vital practical and emotional services. VFW magazine is the first to report on this growing mo
  by Laura McDaniel
• Jest a minute
• 'Deserter' surfaces in Japan
• Taking the lead: Vietnam vets bring their leadership skills and vision to VFW
  by Scott Westcott
• 2004 Ad
• Books of interest to veterans
• Reunions & claims
• Vietnam battle accounts
• 1 in 6 Iraq vets have PTSD
  by Tim Dyhouse
• August's question: should VA be responsible for providing care for age-related medical conditions if they are not service-connected?
  by Vincent Pellegrino
• Medallions for next-of-Kin permitted
• Deadly struggle in the hills: the first battle of Khe Sanh: in the spring of 1967, elements of the 3rd and 9th Marines clashed with the North Vietnamese Army in the "Hill Fights."
  by Al Hemingway
• House boosts VA health care budget
  by Tim Dyhouse
• Veterans sought for ALS registry
  by Tim Dyhouse
• Delving into the deep south
  by Shannon Hanson
• House OKs cost-of-living increase
  by Tim Dyhouse
• Vets preference working, says OPM
  by Tim Dyhouse
• Black listed cancer treatment could save your life