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FOR THIS WEEK | = | $1,833.96 | | | |  | | Featured for this Week | | Women continue to make great strides serving our country. After officially being allowed to serve in combat in 2016, women in the military continue to make great strides, inspiring others and future generations.
This March, Women's History Month, underscores these accomplishments and brings stories of service to life.
Groups such as the VA’s Center for Women’s Veterans, The National Women’s History Project, and the Women in Military Service for America Memorial, celebrate women’s contributions to our democracy and armed forces.
| | | |  | | Scott's View | | March 20th will mark nineteen years since Allied forces moved into Iraq. It has popularly been called by its military mission name, Operation Iraqi Freedom, but it re-ignited a series of escalations that date back to 1990.
With a nation still in pain from the 9/11 attacks a year and half earlier, our nation’s military involvement intensified as hundreds of thousands of troops moved into the region. Our official pullout was in 2011, but history continues to draw our nation back in harm’s way, with a blast at the American Consulate in Iraq just last week. About 2,500 soldiers remain in Iraq to this day.
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