Helping those who gave so much to America.
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We Must Remember the Korean War
The Korean War was a significant moment in history that left a lasting imprint on the world. Even though it is sometimes referred to as “The Forgotten War,” the conflict in Korea must be remembered and why it was so important. The war that raged from 1950 to 1953 on the Korean Peninsula was not…
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It Took 60 Years for This Vietnam Vet to Get the Honor He Earned
He was denied the medal he earned for nearly 60 years.
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The Twilight Zone is Still the Best For Your Halloween Viewing
The original Twilight Zone is the show you should be watching this Halloween.
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The 1950s Had the Best Halloween Candies. Here’s Proof.
Have you tried these classic candies from the 1950s? They are perfect for Halloween.
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The Spooky History of The WWII Ghost Army?
The Ghost Army was a one-of-a-kind WWII unit.
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A Groundbreaking Female WW2 Pilot Reflects on Her Service
WWII veteran Jerrie Badger was part of an historic groundbreaking moment.
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Do You Remember These 1950s Dances?
We kind of miss these 1950s dances. What about you?
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Vietnam Vets Deserve Better Treatment
After everything they suffered through overseas and at home, It’s time we treat these veterans better.
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The Best Places to Retire Around the World
These are the best places to retire in 2024 according to The Annual Global Retirement Index
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Why the Elder Relief Act is Crucial for Oldder Americans
Older Americans need the Elder Relief Act to help offset rising costs in retirement.
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Frightful Flashback: The Scariest Movies of The 1950s
Have you seen these scary movies from the 1950s? We highly recommend them for your Halloween watchlist.
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Hero Highlight: Honoring Richard Keep
Richard “Dick” Keep Is a WW2 hero who was just honored ahead of his 100th birthday.
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American Retirees Need The Elder Relief Act Now!
American retirees need help. Social Security is failing and older Americans need The Elder Relief Act.
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The Revolutionary Art of The 1950s
the 1950s revolutionized art.
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The Korean War: The Harrowing Battle of Chosin
The Korean War Battle of Chosin was an especially brutal chapter in our history books.
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Volunteers Rebuild Elderly Woman’s Home After Devastating Fire
Community volunteers come to the rescue when elderly Portland woman’s longtime home is seriously damaged in a fire.
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Do You Know These Interesting Korean War Facts
Did you know these Korean War Facts?
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Frightful Flashback: ’40s Films to Rewatch This Halloween
Check out these 1940s horror movies and add them to your Halloween watchlist ASAP!
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Staying Active For Your Health
Physical activity and mental stimulation can be a life-saver for retirees.
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3 Tips to Fight Loneliness During Retirement
Loneliness in retirement is a very real problem. These tips can help make it a little easier to enjoy your golden years.
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What’s the Magic Number For Retirement?
There’s a magic number to be able to retire comfortably. What’s yours?
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These 1950s Stars Changed the Entertainment World
These five stars are among the most influential entertainers of all time.
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“Never Forget.” What does That mean in 2024?
“Never Forget.” Those words have taken on special meaning for all Americans over the last two decades. Who would have ever thought that one event could resonate so strongly that such common words could have no other meaning? It’s interesting, however, that we remind ourselves to never forget something that’s so deeply ingrained into our…
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Facts About Retirement Planning That You Need to Know
Retirement planning is essential, but their are a few things you may not know.
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Best Spots to Retire on Social Security in Missouri
Are these towns in Missouri really livable on only Social Security?
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Remember Billie Holiday?
Remembering the life and career of Billie Holiday
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WWII History From the Battle of Attu Rediscovered
An 80-year-old piece of history just re-emerged in Alaska.
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Your Social Security Checks May Be Wrong Says Former SSA Insider
While Social Security is a vital lifeline for millions of Americans, recipients may not be getting the right amount. Former Social Security Administration manager Ed Weir has a YouTube channel devoted to understanding Social Security, and he recently posted a video dealing with incorrect Social Security checks. An expert in this arena, Weir points out several…
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“I don’t like it.” WW2 Vet Discusses the State of America Today.
This Iwo Jima vet served proudly in WWII, but doesn’t like what he sees in America today.
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Who Remembers These Great 1960s Songs?
Do you remember these 1960s classics?
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Historians Called Out These ‘Inaccurate’ WWII Movies
These films fail to capture the realities of the WWII era.
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The Mystery of WWII’s Forgotten Battle
Do you know about this forgotten WWII battle of the Pacific?
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WW2 Vet Remembers the Battle of the Bulge
Looking back at one of WW2’s biggest battles through the eyes of someone who was there.
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Do You Remember These 1960s Toys and Games?
These toys and games really made a splash in the 1960s. Do you remember them?
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Actor Opens Up About Lasting PTSD After Vietnam Service
He may have had a successful film career, but this actor is still haunted by his experiences in Vietnam.
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Young WW II History Buff Visits Normandy With 98-Year-Old Vet
This young WW II history buff got the experience of a lifetime when he visited Normandy with a WWII hero
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TV Changed Forever Thanks to This ’60s Sci-Fi Classic
This 1960s series changed the world.
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Pets May Be More Important for Older Americans Than You Think
Pets provide many benefits for older people.
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Do You Remember These Songs from the Early ’70s?
These 1970s songs are still great today.
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What’s so Great About The Greatest Generation?
Do you know why we call them the greatest generation?
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Do You Get Everything You Earned in Retirement?
Social Security Benefits do not go far enough for many Americans. Are you getting what you earned in retirement?
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Retiring Abroad Appeals to Americans Sick of Broken System
More Americans are looking to retire abroad because American retirement is no longer affordable.
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The Summer Olympics Through History
Looking back at the fascinating history of the Summer Olympics.
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Adopted as a Baby After WWII, DNA Helped This Woman Find Long-Lost Family
Elana Milman was displaced by the war as a child. As an adult, she has been on a journey to connect with her birth parents. Thanks to DNA, she found Family she didn’t know she had.
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Check out these 1950s Firsts
The 1950s were a time of innovation. Here are some of our favorite 1950s firsts.
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Remembering Marilyn Monroe
Marilyn Monroe may have lived a tragically short life, but in a short time, she changed the face of Hollywood forever. In addition to her contributions as a world-famous pin-up model and actress, she was an inspiration to generations of Americans. She became the image of success. She inspired young women to reach for their…
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Real Life 12-Year-Old WWII Hero (Part 2)
Recently we told you about how Calvin Graham became the youngest person to serve in World War II. (In case you missed it, you can check out Part 1 here.) Graham was only 12 years old when he enlisted with the United States Navy. His actions in battle made him a true hero before he…
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3 Tips to Protect Your Retirement in a Recession
These 3 retirement tips are important to remember if you find yourself in a recession.
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The Shocking True Story of a 12-Year-Old WW2 Vet
At only 12-years-old, he fought in WW2 and earned a Purple Heart.
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Nostalgic Pictures That Will Take You Back in Time.
These phots remind us of times that are long-gone.
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World War II and the Greatest Generation
Members of the greatest generation changed the world during World war II
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Forget Fireworks. These Classic Pin-Up Models Were Really Explosive
These Pin-Up models definitely left their mark on pop culture.
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Something to Remember This July 4th
Remember what we are celebrating this 4th of July
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WW2-Era Bunkers Are Still Standing Near St. Louis
These historic WW2-era bunkers are still standing strong today in the St. Luis area.
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This Action Star Was a Real Korean War Vet. Do You Know His name?
He’s a famous action star, but you may not know his full story.
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The Korean War and the American Farm
Did you know that the Korean War had a serious impact on American farms?
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Our Legislation Would Boost Retirement Benefits for Older Americans
American seniors need this vital legislation
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Remember Jack Benny?
Do you remember this comedy legend?
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WWII Veteran George Arnstein’s Unique Story
This German-born WWII veteran shares a unique historical perspective in this one-of-a-kind video.
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What is The Elder Relief Act?
Members of the greatest generation deserve so much more than they get in retirement. Fortunately, change may be on the horizon.
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These are the Most Realistic Classic WW2 Movies According to Historians.
Classic WW2 movies had a tough job in capturing the realities of war. These films were some of the best at bringing the war to life on the big screen.
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Have You Seen this 101-Year-Old TikTok Star?
This TikTok star is going strong and gaining followers as he approaches his 102nd birthday.
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Hero Highlight: D-Day Veteran William Cameron
D-Day veteran William Cameron saved countless lives during the battle of Normandy.
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Frightening ’50s Flicks That Hold Up Today
These ’50s drive-in classics are still great in 2024. Have you seen all of these?
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American Vets Can Claim Ambassador for Peace Medal for Service in Korea
Many Americans are eligible for the Korean Ambassador for Peace Medal and might not even know it.
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Retirement Advice From an ‘Un-Retiree.’
This expert thinks we’ve been getting bad retirement advice for years. Here’s what he has to say.
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Unsung WWII Hero to Become Subject of New Film
Her story is finally being told, and it just might reach a much larger audience.
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Hero Highlight: WW II Hero Turned Famous Jazz Musician
This famous jazz singer was a war hero and an incredible human.
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Listen to This WWII Veteran’s Story in His Own Words
Daniel Moon is 96 years old, but when he was only 17, he experienced the horrors of WW2. As part of a series on NPR, he sat down to recount his experience on the battlefield. Sergeant Daniel Moon began his military career in 1944 when he joined the United States Navy. Wanting to do his part…
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The Symbolism of the Poppy and Memorial Day
Do you know the fascinating history of the poppy and its association with Memorial Day.
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Retirement May Not Be Affordable for Many Americans
Many of us spend much of our adult lives looking forward to leaving the working world behind and enjoying our retirement. Unfortunately, not only is it often hard to enjoy retirement, but for many, it can be a challenge to even afford basic needs. Why is retirement so hard for Americans who have spent a…
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Florida Man Denied Social Security Benefits After Paying in For a Lifetime
Jimmy Klass received quite a surprise as he prepared for retirement at the age of 66. The Florida resident was approved for and then subsequently denied Social Security retirement benefits. Klass had been working steadily for decades, paying taxes, and contributing to society, but one important detail emerged when it was time to claim retirement…
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Read Rod Serling’s Newly Published Story About WWII Experience
It sounds like an episode of the Twilight Zone. A short story by Rod Serling is published nearly 50 years after his death
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Public Health Crisis in America’s Emergency Rooms Impacts Seniors
A serious problem is affecting people seeking emergency care in hospitals across the U.S. It’s something referred to as ER Boarding. It happens to people of all ages all over the country but leaves the biggest impact on seniors. ER Boarding is when patients are left in Emergency Department rooms and hallways for hours after…
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1950s Sci-Fi Was the Best
These 1950s sci-fi movies still hold up today.
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A Veteran’s Flight Logs Tell Harrowing Stories of WWII
Many war veterans do not speak of their service. This veteran’s impressive history came out decades after WWII.
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The Cost of Living is Too Much for American Seniors
Many older Americans can’t afford the cost of living in 2024
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Free Comic Book Day! Let’s Look at Some 1950s Comics
In honor of Free Comic Book Day, let’s look back at the golden age of comics
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Hero Highlight: D-Day From a Veteran Who Was There
Frank Devita is a WWII veteran with a story to share. Hear it in this month’s Hero Highlight.
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Finally, Closure for the Family of Missing WWII POW
80 years later, his family finally had answers.
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Did you Know These Famous Restaurants Opened Their Doors in the ’50s
You might be surprised to know that these famous eateries opened their doors in the 1950s
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Can We Count on Social Security in Retirement?
Will Social Security be there for us in retirement? Will it be enough?
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In Case You Missed It: Looking Back at History’s Largest Tank Battle
The battle of Kursk was a historically significant and important to Germany’s ultimate defeat.
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Americans Over Age 82 Need ‘The Elder Relief Act’
American seniors need the Elder Relief Act.
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Looking Back at a Music Pioneer
Little Richard was a music pioneer and an American legend
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WWII Ghost Army Receives Honor
The Ghost Army from WWII finally got the recognition they deserved 80 years later.
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Kids Today Wouldn’t Understand These 1960s Toys and Games
toys and games were just built different in the 1960s. Do you remember these?
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Korean War Vet Reflects on Service in The “Forgotten War”
The Korean War is often referred to as “The Forgotten War.” For those who served, it’s something they can never forget.
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In Case You Missed It: A WW2 Vet’s Story
Listen to this man’s WWII story in his own words.
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Hero Highlight: Lewis Millett Sr.
Lewis Millett has a unique story from court marshal to Medal of Honor.
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Do You Still Rock Out to These Elvis Songs?
Elvis never went out of style. These songs are still great today.
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Do Americans Need a Social Security Boost?
Can Social Security recipients get by on current benefits?
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Looking Back at Great Female Heroes During Women’s History Month
For Women’s History Month, let’s look back at the contributions of women from America’s greatest generation.
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Do You Remember Jack Kerouac?
Do you remember the highly influential Jack Keroac?
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Racism Prevented This Hero From Getting His Purple Heart
He was denied his Purple Heart for nearly 80 years.
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Hero Higlight: Doris Miller
Doris Miller was a true American hero
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Honoring The Tuskegee Airmen and Their Incredible Service
The Tuskegee Airmen played an integral role in Allied success during WWII and should never be forgotten.
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Congress Must Pass The Elder Relief Act
Congress must pass the Elder Relief Act. Older Americans are counting on it.
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How WWII Impacted the Civil Rights Movement.
WWII had a huge impact on the civil rights movement in America.
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How Vietnam Vets Were Treated in the ’60s and Today
Have Vietnam vets been treated fairly?
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Celebrate Black History Month: Honoring Heroes of the Greatest Generation
As February dawns upon us, we reflect on the significance of black history in the evolution of America. This Black History Month, we must acknowledge the remarkable contributions of African American heroes who emerged during World War II, collectively known as the Greatest Generation. Their dedication to a nation that failed to recognize them is…
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Maine WW2 Vet Turns 102
One of Maine’s oldest WW2 veterans just turned 102. Let’s celebrate this hero.
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Justice Served as Boise Couple Found Guilty of Trying to Steal Elderly Woman’s Estate
A Boise Idaho couple was arrested and found guilty of using fraud to steal from an elderly woman.
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Is it Possible to Retire on Social Security?
For many of us, we spend much of our working years looking forward to retirement. While it is the dream for many, retiring might not be as easy as you think. A solid retirement plan is important, and overreliance on Social Security is dangerous. In fact, many Americans expect more benefits will be waiting for…
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High School Jazz Duo Brings Live Music to Retirement Homes
Rourke Coffin and Mason Filio, both 17, are talented Jazz musicians who have taken a different approach to live performances. Rourke plays the upright bass, while Mason mans the electric keyboard. What’s interesting is their choice of venue. They may be a little young for the nightclub scene anyway, but playing for local assisted living…
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Why The Greatest Generation was Important for America
Members of the greatest generation gave so much for America.
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Hero Highlight: Vietnam Vet Harry Weber
Harry Weber was a helicopter pilot in Vietnam. Born and raised near Cheyenne, Wyoming, Harry joined the military in 1965 and demonstrated incredible bravery. Harry flew missions in Vietnam from 1968 to 1969 conducting a variety of transport missions. While some were simple drop-off and pick-up flights, others placed him in much more peril. During…
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Frightful Flashback: Best Horror Movies of the ’60s and ’70s
The ’60s and ’70s really upped the game when it comes to movie scares. Here are some of the scariest movies ever made.
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The Elder Relief Act is Lifesaving For Seniors
Older American need the Elder Relief Act. The current Social Security system is not sufficient.
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Seniors Can’t Thrive on Social Security Alone
Social Security benefits do not provide enough for American seniors.
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Elder Fraud is a Growing Concern for Seniors
Cases of elder fraud have increased significantly over the last two years.