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Elite Ukrainian snipers describe their war from the shadows
Ukrainian snipers Artyom and Yevhen are training at a quarry-turned-makeshift-firing range in eastern Ukraine.
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Advocates sue DoD to find out what sickened troops at Uzbek air base
More than 15,000 troops who served at the Uzbekistan base may have been exposed to a host of toxic chemicals.
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VA rushes fix for payment problem before the rent is due
Roughly 280,000 student veterans and dependents could have faced a delay in benefits.
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Departing VA deputy sees progress, success in department changes
Donald Remy is set to step down from his leadership post at VA on April 1.
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Error delays monthly housing payments for GI Bill students
Stipends expected to reach students’ bank accounts on Friday will instead take several more days to process, officials warned.
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Transgender vets call for more protections from Congress, VA
Advocates want VA to move ahead with plans to provide gender-affirming surgery to transgender veterans, a policy change first promised in summer 2021.
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Vet agency chief calls onboarding times for new hires ‘indefensible’
Physicians can wait as long as a year to start working even after they’ve been hired, department officials acknowledged.
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Senate votes to repeal Iraq war authorizations
Some Iraq war veterans have rallied around the bipartisan vote to repeal the 2002 authorization as Congress seeks to reassert its war powers authorities.
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Vet Agency hopes for more state-run cemeteries for burial options
Nearly 17 million veterans live within 75 miles of a national or state cemetery they can choose for burial.
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Lawmakers move to save VA’s high-tech job training program
The VET TEC program is set to expire this year.
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Elite Ukrainian snipers describe their war from the shadows
Ukrainian snipers Artyom and Yevhen are training at a quarry-turned-makeshift-firing range in eastern Ukraine.
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Advocates sue DoD to find out what sickened troops at Uzbek air base
More than 15,000 troops who served at the Uzbekistan base may have been exposed to a host of toxic chemicals.
-
VA rushes fix for payment problem before the rent is due
Roughly 280,000 student veterans and dependents could have faced a delay in benefits.
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Departing VA deputy sees progress, success in department changes
Donald Remy is set to step down from his leadership post at VA on April 1.
-
Error delays monthly housing payments for GI Bill students
Stipends expected to reach students’ bank accounts on Friday will instead take several more days to process, officials warned.
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Transgender vets call for more protections from Congress, VA
Advocates want VA to move ahead with plans to provide gender-affirming surgery to transgender veterans, a policy change first promised in summer 2021.
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Vet agency chief calls onboarding times for new hires ‘indefensible’
Physicians can wait as long as a year to start working even after they’ve been hired, department officials acknowledged.
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Senate votes to repeal Iraq war authorizations
Some Iraq war veterans have rallied around the bipartisan vote to repeal the 2002 authorization as Congress seeks to reassert its war powers authorities.
-
Vet Agency hopes for more state-run cemeteries for burial options
Nearly 17 million veterans live within 75 miles of a national or state cemetery they can choose for burial.
-
Lawmakers move to save VA’s high-tech job training program
The VET TEC program is set to expire this year.
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Elite Ukrainian snipers describe their war from the shadows
Ukrainian snipers Artyom and Yevhen are training at a quarry-turned-makeshift-firing range in eastern Ukraine.
-
Advocates sue DoD to find out what sickened troops at Uzbek air base
More than 15,000 troops who served at the Uzbekistan base may have been exposed to a host of toxic chemicals.
-
VA rushes fix for payment problem before the rent is due
Roughly 280,000 student veterans and dependents could have faced a delay in benefits.
-
Departing VA deputy sees progress, success in department changes
Donald Remy is set to step down from his leadership post at VA on April 1.
-
Error delays monthly housing payments for GI Bill students
Stipends expected to reach students’ bank accounts on Friday will instead take several more days to process, officials warned.
-
Transgender vets call for more protections from Congress, VA
Advocates want VA to move ahead with plans to provide gender-affirming surgery to transgender veterans, a policy change first promised in summer 2021.
-
Vet agency chief calls onboarding times for new hires ‘indefensible’
Physicians can wait as long as a year to start working even after they’ve been hired, department officials acknowledged.
-
Senate votes to repeal Iraq war authorizations
Some Iraq war veterans have rallied around the bipartisan vote to repeal the 2002 authorization as Congress seeks to reassert its war powers authorities.
-
Vet Agency hopes for more state-run cemeteries for burial options
Nearly 17 million veterans live within 75 miles of a national or state cemetery they can choose for burial.
-
Lawmakers move to save VA’s high-tech job training program
The VET TEC program is set to expire this year.
