If you’re a service member or veteran with student loan debt, you may be in luck. A federal Public Service Loan Forgiveness program (PSLF) that originally forgave few loans has been revamped to include more people. Complaints of veterans prompted the Department of Education to rewrite the rules to “restore the promise”
Aboard the battleship USS California, Dec 7, 1941. The time: 7:55am. Wayne Shelnutt was nursing a hot cup of coffee after breakfast when someone screamed, “What is that airplane doing up there?” Wayne walked a few steps to the door and looked up. A plane with a big red ball painted on
← BACK TO VBC BLOG The Cold War Origins of NORAD’s Santa Tracker by Todd DePastino This Christmas Eve, the North American Aerospace Defense Command (NORAD) will track Santa Claus’s progress around the globe, as it has since 1955. That was the year Air Force Colonel Harry Shoup received
by Todd DePastino Courtesy asomf.org Calling all 82nd Airborne Veterans! Tonight we talk All American Division history with author and veteran Bob Dvorchak. Legend has it that the 82nd Airborne Division got its nickname, “All American,” because, back in World War I, it was the sole Army division with
WWII D-Day Veteran Warren Goss shared this Thanksgiving story with us. The VBC wishes everyone a happy and healthy Thanksgiving! ATTEND AN EVENT SUBSCRIBE TO VBC BULLETIN
by Shaun Hall Video from DARPA via AirForceMag.com Paratroopers are often asked at the Veterans Breakfast Club, "Why jump out of a perfectly good airplane?" But did you know that besides dropping everything from rations to troops to equipment, C-130s are being used to catch objects in mid-flight? Recently a C-130 caught a
