Veterans in technology

• SAN FRANCISCO -- I knew what I wanted to do when I got out of the military, said Nick Frost, a 24-year-old U.S. Navy veteran in an interview with The Huffington Post. But for those who dont, returning home can be a confusing time.
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• While some of the staggering costs of VA treatment are unavoidable, especially costs related to expensive medical technology, other costs are preventable.
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• And its working. Navy veteran Dave Guerras company Puente Technology, LLC now has four federal contracts and 20 employees.
(ABC 27)
• A Navy veteran is making a miraculous recovery from a terrible accident. Darion Nelson was thrown out of a truck in a wreck while serving in Kuwait. He landed face-first and inhaled sand. The lack of oxygen led to a severe brain injury.
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• Not every veteran reacts the same way Escaping injury, Lee is now a Drexel University senior studying information technology. On Monday, he wont be thinking about war. At least, hell be trying not to.
(Philadelphia Daily News)
• from airplanes to the computer on which she watched an online video honoring veterans.
(Green Bay Press-Gazette)
• The VA reports there are about 158,000 veterans who are blind or visually impaired living in the U.S.
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• Artaflex Inc.
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• Emory Finefrock: Blind 89-Year old WWII Navy veteran who will be the principle blind relay operator working on Memorial day. Allen Ford: Deaf Army captain who is currently a professor at Rochester Institute of Technology.
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