Chocago Sun Times: Yoshio ‘Yosh’ Yamada, Englewood High coach held in WWII Japanese American camp, dead at 94 After being held at the Topaz internment camp, he was drafted into the Army, where, he later wrote, ‘I served the very country that had imprisoned me.’
Military.com: On American Soil: 70 Years Later, a Korean War Hero is Laid to Rest; A Generation Offers Its ‘Final Account’ of Nazi Germany and more ->
DoD: Biden Awards Medal of Honor to Retired Ranger for Korean War Heroism; Courageous Survivors, Leaders Are the Cornerstone of Sexual Assault Reform; First US general of Vietnamese descent recalls harrowing escape from war and more ->
Task & Purpose: Soldier trained as advisor on sexual assault is arrested for rape He was not serving as a SHARP rep at the time of his arrest.; Why this US military survival school is the most feared of them all This is a Pass/Fail kind of course.; As the War in Afghanistan nears its end, a Marine’s guilt intensifies “My mind won’t let go,” writes a Marine veteran of Afghanistan. “The farther I get from those days, the heavier my guilt.” Friends don’t let friends drink and play with samurai swords — 9 amazingly dumb stories of military life “Nobody had a mental breakdown, but it was apparently epic.” And more ->
By David Goldstein, The War Horse: “Nearly All” VA Claims for Gulf War Illness “Improperly Denied”
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