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Last update: 6 hours agoMemorial Day crackdown on fraud and remembrance: A 78-year-old man was sentenced to 2½ years in prison for stealing a Vietnam veteran’s identity to siphon more than $860,000 in U.S. federal benefits over 25 years—an unusually long-running case that ended only after the veteran’s death in 2018. Honor Flights expand access for Vietnam-era veterans: An all-female “Flight of Honor” brought 120 women veterans from Florida to Washington, D.C., after organizers noticed women were missing from past Honor Flight arrivals. Community tributes keep rolling: Across the U.S., Memorial Day observances and motorcycle rides continue to link veterans and families to the Vietnam Veterans Memorial—while Honor Flight Arizona launched its first stand-alone charter from Phoenix to cut wait times for veterans. Logistics deal with Vietnam links: AD Ports Group signed to buy Germany-based MBS Logistics for DHS300 million, citing MBS’s network across China, Vietnam and the U.S.
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