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Over 40 medals were given to veterans -- or, for veterans who couldn't travel or have passed away, their family members -- during the ceremony.

The Landing Point will have a job training facility, and a farmers co-op with a half-acre of garden space from the nearby Food For Thought project.

A documentary released this week to YouTube features stories from some Wyoming veterans.

Veterans and their families dedicated the combat cross at Veterans Park at East Yellowstone Highway and First Street on Memorial Day.

According to the Governor's press release issued Wednesday, the program provided tuition assistance to 162 veterans at Wyoming's seven community colleges and the University of Wyoming.

The American Legion and other veterans worked for two years to raise the money to buy the statue and obtain the permits from the city.

"Nobody really wants to deal with it straight on because it's kind of a touchy subject, said Smith, who served two deployments with the Wyoming Army National Guard in Iraq.

The war in Viet Nam began in 1965 when President Johnson escalated the US advisory role in the conflict with first bombing in 1964, the first US Marine combat troops in 1965.

Staff Sgt. John Cudney wanted to, but couldn't, serve lunch to some guys 43 years ago. Cudney and five other soldiers had just arrived by plane from Vietnam to an enclosed hangar at Travis Air Force Base in California after midnight one day in November 1972, he said...

#22KILL is a program under a veteran nonprofit called Honor Courage Commitment, Inc. The #22KILL initiative is to simply show your ongoing support for the U.S. military and the veterans who have served. Saturday, July 25th and Sunday, July 26th, there will be a benefit ride to raise money and awareness for this fantastic organization.

#22KILL is a program under a veteran nonprofit called Honor Courage Commitment, Inc. The #22KILL initiative is to simply show your ongoing support for the U.S. military and the veterans who have served. Saturday, September 13th, there will be a benefit ride to raise money and awareness for this fantastic organization.

The Casper Vet Center is here to provide continuous support for all combat veterans and their families. All services are free of charge and include individual, group and family counseling. The Vet Center can also help answer questions regarding benefits, disability and compensation.