2006 VFW Magazine - Veterans of Foreign Wars
2006 VFW Magazine - Veterans of Foreign Wars
2006 VFW Magazine - Veterans of Foreign Wars
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<strong>VFW</strong> <strong>Magazine</strong>’s<br />
Coverage <strong>of</strong> the War on Terrorism<br />
A helpful index <strong>of</strong> articles from November 2001 through<br />
April <strong>2006</strong> shows the extent <strong>of</strong> <strong>VFW</strong> reporting on terrorism<br />
in general and the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq in particular.<br />
<strong>VFW</strong> has published 155 articles, including<br />
22 cover stories, since November 2001.<br />
Terrorism (General)<br />
2001<br />
CP: Waging War on Terrorism, Nov<br />
Marshalling Military Might, Nov<br />
Is America Ready for a War on<br />
Terrorism, Nov<br />
2002<br />
Death at the Pentagon: A Memorial<br />
Tribute, Jan<br />
From the Ashes Comes the Rebirth <strong>of</strong><br />
Patriotism, Jan<br />
Rendering Relief in Terrorism’s Wake, Jan<br />
<strong>VFW</strong>-led K-9 Team First on Scene, Jan<br />
CP: War, <strong>Veterans</strong> & Benefits, Feb<br />
‘Stiletto’ Strikes on ‘Sleeper Cells’ in<br />
Somalia, Feb<br />
DELTA Force: Secret Wielders <strong>of</strong> Death,<br />
Mar<br />
Airmen on the Ground: Air Force’s 720th<br />
Special Tactics Group, Apr<br />
Forgotten Front—Lebanon, Apr<br />
How Kids Cope with the Specter <strong>of</strong><br />
Terrorism, Apr<br />
Lebanese Madman Leaves Trail <strong>of</strong> Terror,<br />
Apr<br />
Monumental Decisions, May<br />
‘Shoulder-to-Shoulder’: Combatting<br />
Terrorists in the Philippines, May<br />
CP: Keeping the Flame Alive, June/July<br />
Green Berets Now in Georgia, June/July<br />
‘Silent Option’: Navy’s Elite SEALs,<br />
June/July<br />
Pre-empting Terrorism in Yemen, Aug<br />
Tip <strong>of</strong> the Anti-Terrorism Spear, Aug<br />
Tracking the ‘Red Wolves <strong>of</strong> Radfan’<br />
(Yemen), Aug<br />
Boosting Troop Morale, <strong>VFW</strong> Style, Sep<br />
Prisoners <strong>of</strong> Terror, Sep<br />
Radical Islamist War on Americans, Sep<br />
‘A Campaign That Knows No<br />
Boundaries,’ Oct<br />
Shadow Warriors Stalk at Night, Oct<br />
CP: ‘War <strong>of</strong> the Imagination,’ Nov<br />
Americans Killed by al Qaeda in the<br />
Philippines and Kuwait, Dec<br />
2003<br />
Horn <strong>of</strong> Africa to Serve as Base <strong>of</strong><br />
Operations, Jan<br />
2004<br />
VA Activates Crisis Response Team for<br />
Homeland Security, Jan<br />
Pentagon Issues Latest <strong>VFW</strong>-Eligible<br />
Campaign Medal, May<br />
New List Helps Identify Eligible Terrorism<br />
War <strong>Veterans</strong>, Aug<br />
2005<br />
Pentagon Victims Remembered at<br />
Arlington, Mar<br />
Afghanistan War<br />
2001<br />
This is the Enemy, Nov<br />
Ranger Raid Launches Ground<br />
Operations, Dec<br />
2002<br />
Afghanistan Foes on the Run, Jan<br />
Special Ops Pave the Way, Jan<br />
101st Airborne Replaces Marines in<br />
Afghanistan, Feb<br />
‘Strike Swiftly and Deeply,’ Feb<br />
‘Who Dares Wins’: Britain’s SAS in<br />
Action, Feb<br />
Casualty Count in Afghan Campaign Hits<br />
20, Mar<br />
The Soviet-Afghan War: Breaking the<br />
Hammer & Sickle, Mar<br />
Battle <strong>of</strong> Shahi Kot Valley, May<br />
Marines Recall Christmas on the<br />
Terrorism Front, Dec<br />
2003<br />
A Beacon for Wounded Warriors, Feb<br />
‘Soldiers on Point for the Nation’ (10th<br />
Mt. Div.), Mar<br />
Terrorism Update: Action in Afghanistan,<br />
Apr<br />
Afghanistan: The ‘Forgotten War,’ Nov<br />
2004<br />
‘It’s Not About Revenge Anymore,’ Mar<br />
MIP Recruiting is Thriving in Afghanistan,<br />
Mar<br />
2005<br />
GIs Waging ‘Straight Up War’ in<br />
Afghanistan, Nov/Dec<br />
<strong>2006</strong><br />
Afghanistan: A U.S. Combat Chronology,<br />
2001-<strong>2006</strong>, Mar<br />
<strong>Veterans</strong><br />
(Afghanistan & Iraq War)<br />
2003<br />
CP: Honoring <strong>Veterans</strong>: Past & Present,<br />
June/July<br />
Spirit & Pride Shine Through <strong>VFW</strong> Troop<br />
Efforts, Aug<br />
Pentagon Evaluating Overseas Troops’<br />
Medical Needs, Sep<br />
2004<br />
CP: <strong>VFW</strong> Fills Critical Need Now, Jan<br />
Caring for Troops Tops <strong>VFW</strong>’s Current<br />
Concerns, Feb<br />
CP: Wounded <strong>of</strong> War Demand Respect,<br />
Mar<br />
‘They’re Doing It For Us—We Can’t<br />
Forget That,’ Mar<br />
<strong>VFW</strong> in Germany Supports War<br />
Wounded, Mar<br />
It’s Time the True Heroes <strong>of</strong> Today’s <strong>Wars</strong><br />
Were Honored, Apr<br />
Vietnam Vets Volunteer Themselves to<br />
the Wounded, Apr<br />
‘Always With Honor’ (Dover Mortuary),<br />
May<br />
Tribute to America’s Warriors, May<br />
Coming Home to a Changed World,<br />
June/July<br />
Stress Hard to Combat in War, June/July<br />
America’s Warriors Return, Aug<br />
Patriot, Hero, Role Model, Aug<br />
Students & <strong>Veterans</strong>—Can They Connect<br />
on Campus, Sep<br />
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Iraq Vet Firm in His Beliefs, Nov/Dec<br />
2005<br />
Kansas Town Bears Disproportionate<br />
Burden, Jan<br />
Wounded Troops Have Promising Future,<br />
Feb<br />
Young Vets Speak for Coalition Assisting<br />
Wounded, Feb<br />
1 Million New War Vets: Many Will Need<br />
Care, Mar<br />
Ever-Changing Roles <strong>of</strong> Women in the<br />
Military, Mar<br />
Stress Takes its Toll on Combat <strong>Veterans</strong>,<br />
Mar<br />
Blinded by War, Vets Still Persevere, Apr<br />
Recent War Vets Press Issues <strong>of</strong><br />
Concern, June/July<br />
CP: Time for an Iraq/Afghanistan<br />
Memorial, Aug<br />
GI Appreciates Values <strong>of</strong> <strong>VFW</strong>’s Voice,<br />
Aug<br />
Iraq, Afghanistan Memorials Grace<br />
Bases, Aug<br />
VETS: Helping <strong>Veterans</strong> Find Jobs, Sept<br />
Wounded Marine Helps Others Cope<br />
With Recovery Process, Sept<br />
GI-Turned Country Music Star, Oct<br />
Iraq and Afghanistan Vets: Dominant<br />
Theme at <strong>VFW</strong>’s Convention, Oct<br />
Mississippi Post Raises $24,000 for an<br />
Iraq Amputee, Nov/Dec<br />
Robotic Limbs Offer New Hope to<br />
Amputees, Nov/Dec<br />
<strong>2006</strong><br />
Continuing to Serve at VA, Jan<br />
CP: You Are a Veteran—In or Out <strong>of</strong><br />
Uniform, Jan<br />
Brooke Army Medical Center: Treating<br />
the Severely Wounded <strong>of</strong> War, Feb<br />
CP: Supporting the Warriors in Time <strong>of</strong><br />
War, Mar<br />
Kentucky MP Undergoes Baptism <strong>of</strong> Fire,<br />
Mar<br />
News Media War Coverage Slanted, Mar<br />
Remembering Those in Combat, Mar<br />
A GI Bill for the 21st Century, Apr<br />
Caring for the Wounded in the Long Haul,<br />
Apr<br />
Confronting the Emotional Toll, Apr<br />
GI Death and Life Insurance Benefits<br />
More Equitable, Apr<br />
Illinois Serves as Beacon for State<br />
Benefits, Apr<br />
Inspiring Others: Triple Amputees, Apr<br />
Membership: Iraq and Afghanistan Vets<br />
Are Largest Group <strong>of</strong> New Members,<br />
Apr<br />
Portraying Contemporary War Vets in<br />
Popular Culture, Apr<br />
Recognizing and Remembering Today’s<br />
Warriors, Apr<br />
Society & the Soldier, Apr<br />
Sound Off: Public Troop Support, Apr<br />
Succeeding in the Civilian Job Market, Apr<br />
<strong>VFW</strong> Posts Exude Generosity to Latest<br />
Generation <strong>of</strong> Vets, Apr<br />
War Literature Abounds, Apr<br />
Iraq War<br />
2003<br />
CP: Rallying Behind the Troops, May<br />
Battles and Accidents Claim Deadly Toll,<br />
May<br />
‘Just Happy to be Alive,’ May<br />
Nasiriyah: The ‘Wild West,’ May<br />
Remembering Our Fallen, May<br />
Battling for Baghdad, June/July<br />
CP: Living Up to <strong>VFW</strong>’s Mission, Aug<br />
For the Men Who ‘Do the Dying,’ Aug<br />
Jumping into the Iraq War, Aug<br />
‘America Has No Finer Ally Than the<br />
United Kingdom,’ Sep<br />
Pentagon Evaluating Overseas Troops’<br />
Medical Needs, Sep<br />
2004<br />
Black Ops Shine in Iraq War, Feb<br />
Forget the Weekend, They are Full-<br />
Fledged Warriors, Feb<br />
2005<br />
Fallujah: Battle for the ‘City <strong>of</strong> Mosques,’<br />
Feb<br />
Gray-Haired Warriors: Vietnam <strong>Veterans</strong><br />
in Iraq, Apr<br />
Medal <strong>of</strong> Honor Presented, May<br />
Iraq GIs Accomplishing Their Mission, Oct<br />
War Casualties Spread Even, Says GAO<br />
Report, Nov/Dec<br />
<strong>2006</strong><br />
Iraq: A U.S. Combat Chronology, 2003-<br />
<strong>2006</strong>, Mar<br />
Casualty Tributes<br />
2002<br />
American Deaths in the War on Islamist<br />
Terrorism, Nov<br />
2003<br />
Remembering Our Fallen, May<br />
The Final Salute: Americans Killed in Iraq,<br />
Sep<br />
Iraq: A Final Salute, Nov<br />
2004<br />
A Final Salute, Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr, May,<br />
June/July, Aug, Sep, Oct, Nov/Dec<br />
2005<br />
A Final Salute, Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr, May,<br />
June/July, Aug, Sep, Oct, Nov/Dec<br />
<strong>2006</strong><br />
A Final Salute, Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr<br />
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