... reason. I don't remember why they were release on Arbor Day, but today they were release in memory of Arkansas service members who have been killed since Sept. 11, 2001. I was thinking to myself on Arbor Day how strange it was to release ...

... Fallen Heroes Memorial Ride/Ceremony will take place Saturday. This event honors the memory of all Arkansas service members who have paid the ultimate price for our freedom since 9/11/2001, in the global war on terrorism. The ride will ...

... personally leave a wreath at the Tomb of the Unknowns, a marble structure holding the remains of unidentified U.S. service members who died during war. Presidents then have aides deliver wreaths to other memorials or monuments, generally including ...

... troops. He has raised hundreds of thousands of dollars for the Yellow Ribbon Fund (a charity that assists injured service members and their families), and he's a board member of DonorsChoose.org, which is raising money for the education ...

... prosecutors decide whether to press terrorism charges against his killer. It appears Long was the first American service member to die as a result of a terrorist attack since Sept. 11, 2001. Though others have perished during wars in Afghanistan ...

... pandemic and initiate the "cash for clunkers" auto program. Also in the measure is $534 million for 185,000 service members who have had their enlistments involuntarily extended since Sept. 11, 2001. They will receive $500 a month for ...

... the national stage was over. On her Twitter page Friday evening, Palin wrote that she was remembering America's service members on the eve of Fourth of July. "Thinking of our vets who kept us free & our troops keeping us free today: THANK ...

... caring for the injured "covered service member" will be allowed up to 26 work ... 12-month period." Covered service members include a spouse, child, parent ... blood relative other than the service member's spouse, parent, or child ...

... person and they only will have the privilege on Super Bowl Sunday. ... The order marks the first time all American service members in Iraq will be allowed to break the ban on liquor in combat zones without risking being court-martialed. "Feels ...

... Without the large reserve, he added, "We'd be in very serious trouble." But smaller civilian charities for service members and veterans say they are swamped by the desperate needs of recent years, with requests far outstripping ability ...