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The film's executive producer, Baktash Ahadi spoke with WAER's John Smith ahead of a local screening of Retrograde.
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A 2022 study from the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs finds suicide rates decreased for veterans in 2020 compared to 2019. However, it still ranked as the second-leading cause of death for veterans under age 45.
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In honor of Armistice Day, community members were invited to Billings Park in Syracuse Friday to show their support for veterans and for those who died in wars.
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The Central New York chapter of Disabled American Veterans has seen a drop in drivers for their transportation service, but they hope turning to their community for help might change that.
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The Veterans Legal Clinic at Syracuse University's College of Law offers free services to veterans to help them receive the necessary benefits.
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Syracuse University Veteran Career Service is holding a virtual career meet-up for veterans soon, which can be register at SU. Jack Myers and his company help the veterans' development in media industry by providing higher positions for veterans.
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Syracuse University and Le Moyne College held and event to examine "Moral Injury", a sense of damaged conscience many feel. The concept is linked to the abrupt withdrawal, leaving afghan translators and other helpers behind, and uncertainty of the value of their service. Syracuse has the Moral Injury Project.
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Syracuse University's Institute of Veterans and Military Families working with City of Syracuse to launch Syracuse Serves. The program will help veterans navigate the range of assistance programs available, including follow-through to see if the help is accessed and effective.
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American Gold Star Mothers here in Central New York were recognized on Thursday at the Onondaga County War Memorial with a new exhibit in their honor. The…
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Volunteers at the Syracuse VA Medical Center say if it wasn’t for the service they provide through the Disabled American Veterans, many would never make…