Military/Veterans – Page 8

Veteran Artist to Make Appearance at NY Comic Con

September 16, 2016

Military/Veterans, Relentlessly Patriotic

New York Comic Con is just around the corner. Comic culture — as well as the movies, books, TV series and the like which surround it — have really become mainstream in the past few years, giving exposure to a g...

More Than Just College — Getting the Most Out of the GI Bill

CPT Tyler Merritt

September 14, 2016

Blog, Military/Veterans, Relentlessly Patriotic

At Nine Line News, we’re singularly focused on helping out fellow veterans and discussing veterans issues. A huge part of that is going over opportunities that too often other resources lack. Part of relentless...

Guns and T-shirts: A Match Made in America

CPT Tyler Merritt

September 13, 2016

2nd Amendment, Blog, Military/Veterans

Some of the best things in life come in pairs, especially your favorite brands. When they pair up, you, the loyal customer, always make out a winner. When it comes to businesses, partnerships can be a great ...

Don’t Just Remember the Fallen – Make A Difference

CPT Tyler Merritt

September 9, 2016

Military/Veterans

One of the best parts about being a veteran is the sense of community that comes with it, no matter where you are or who you’re with. We come together for companionship in our common experience, we come togethe...

Veteran goes mountain to sea to spotlight war’s consequences

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August 16, 2016

Military/Veterans

Jockey’s Ridge State Park marked the first and final steps — and some of the hardest — of an Army veteran’s out-and-back, or “yo-yo,” of the Mountains-to-Sea Trail. Michael Boncek has logged about 2,000 mile...

Memorial Day – A tribute to all who have made the ultimate sacrifice

CPT Tyler Merritt

May 29, 2016

Military/Veterans

Photo: Sue Reich, mother of Maj. Stephen Reich who was killed in 2005 in Afghanistan, holds a photo of her son. Stephen, who played baseball for Team USA, was one of 16 Special Operations Aviation regiment sold...

Runners in Savannah raise money for wounded veteran

JB

May 23, 2016

Military/Veterans

SAVANNAH, Ga. (WJCL) - Hundreds of people went the extra mile in Savannah to raise money for an American hero. Saturday was the 3rd annual Nine Line Run for the Wounded and took place on Hutchinson Island. T...

Fort Stewart Soldier looks to Honor Fallen Friend by Running 100 miles in Gas mask

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May 19, 2016

Military/Veterans

The soldier in the gas mask goes by “Unbreakable.” He’s been seen along Ga. 144 on Saturday mornings, determined and steady as he runs, oxygen intake dramatically reduced and heat building between the black ...

Why I carry everyday (written by a combat veteran)

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April 11, 2016

2nd Amendment, Military/Veterans, Nine Line News

Before I leave my house every morning, I grab the following: wallet, phone, car keys, and above all else, yes, pistol. Why? I think that most people get us (combat veterans) wrong especially when it comes to co...