Camp Lejeune Water, 4 Veterans revisit Battle of the Bulge, Wreaths Across America

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Proposed eligibility expansion for Veterans exposed to contaminated water at Camp Lejeune

From 1953 to 1987, water sources at the base were contaminated with industrial solvents that are correlated with certain health conditions.

Honoring, remembering, teaching: Wreaths Across America 2015

More than 200,000 Veterans had their names spoken out loud at Arlington National Cemetery on Saturday. Countless more were remembered at VA national cemeteries and state cemeteries across the nation.

[VIDEO] Four Veterans, four perspectives of the Battle of the Bulge

Living History web series honors those who served. Watch the full 36 minute series.

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