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Marine vet’s execution date set after 21 years on death row
The former Marine Corps recruiter was convicted in the 2000 rape and killing of a 16-year-old waitress.
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VA suicide prevention efforts need more focus on gun safety training
The VA Inspector General found problems with gun safety training completion and follow-through.
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Lawmaker pushes plan to cap attorney fees for Camp Lejeune lawsuits
VA officials and veterans advocates have warned that many veterans may be taken advantage of by lawyers filing suits related to water contamination there.
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Did VA’s health records problems cause two patient deaths in Ohio?
Republican lawmakers want more details on the deaths and assurances that the new VA records system won’t cause more harm.
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Leah Kilpatrick: TAP into available programs to prepare for transition
In this essay, Leah Kilpatrick explains how transitioning service members can make the most of the Transition Assistance Program.
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Adam Driver’s non-profit brings Broadway to vets, service members
Every year, the non-profit organization provides active duty, reserve, veteran and other military-affiliated personnel the chance to experience Broadway.
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How one university is helping veterans through higher education
Leaders at the university are continuing to find ways to value, engage and mentor veterans as they transition out of service.
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VA secretary makes promise: ‘We will be vets’ best advocates’
In an exclusive interview, Denis McDonough outlined the challenges facing his department and how he hopes to fix them.
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This week in Congress: Still waiting on election results
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of Nov. 14, 2022.
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Many vets are landing jobs, but the transition can be tough
Leaving the military can be one of the most difficult transitions a person can make.
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Marine vet’s execution date set after 21 years on death row
The former Marine Corps recruiter was convicted in the 2000 rape and killing of a 16-year-old waitress.
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VA suicide prevention efforts need more focus on gun safety training
The VA Inspector General found problems with gun safety training completion and follow-through.
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Lawmaker pushes plan to cap attorney fees for Camp Lejeune lawsuits
VA officials and veterans advocates have warned that many veterans may be taken advantage of by lawyers filing suits related to water contamination there.
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Did VA’s health records problems cause two patient deaths in Ohio?
Republican lawmakers want more details on the deaths and assurances that the new VA records system won’t cause more harm.
-
Leah Kilpatrick: TAP into available programs to prepare for transition
In this essay, Leah Kilpatrick explains how transitioning service members can make the most of the Transition Assistance Program.
-
Adam Driver’s non-profit brings Broadway to vets, service members
Every year, the non-profit organization provides active duty, reserve, veteran and other military-affiliated personnel the chance to experience Broadway.
-
How one university is helping veterans through higher education
Leaders at the university are continuing to find ways to value, engage and mentor veterans as they transition out of service.
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VA secretary makes promise: ‘We will be vets’ best advocates’
In an exclusive interview, Denis McDonough outlined the challenges facing his department and how he hopes to fix them.
-
This week in Congress: Still waiting on election results
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of Nov. 14, 2022.
-
Many vets are landing jobs, but the transition can be tough
Leaving the military can be one of the most difficult transitions a person can make.
-
Marine vet’s execution date set after 21 years on death row
The former Marine Corps recruiter was convicted in the 2000 rape and killing of a 16-year-old waitress.
-
VA suicide prevention efforts need more focus on gun safety training
The VA Inspector General found problems with gun safety training completion and follow-through.
-
Lawmaker pushes plan to cap attorney fees for Camp Lejeune lawsuits
VA officials and veterans advocates have warned that many veterans may be taken advantage of by lawyers filing suits related to water contamination there.
-
Did VA’s health records problems cause two patient deaths in Ohio?
Republican lawmakers want more details on the deaths and assurances that the new VA records system won’t cause more harm.
-
Leah Kilpatrick: TAP into available programs to prepare for transition
In this essay, Leah Kilpatrick explains how transitioning service members can make the most of the Transition Assistance Program.
-
Adam Driver’s non-profit brings Broadway to vets, service members
Every year, the non-profit organization provides active duty, reserve, veteran and other military-affiliated personnel the chance to experience Broadway.
-
How one university is helping veterans through higher education
Leaders at the university are continuing to find ways to value, engage and mentor veterans as they transition out of service.
-
VA secretary makes promise: ‘We will be vets’ best advocates’
In an exclusive interview, Denis McDonough outlined the challenges facing his department and how he hopes to fix them.
-
This week in Congress: Still waiting on election results
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of Nov. 14, 2022.
-
Many vets are landing jobs, but the transition can be tough
Leaving the military can be one of the most difficult transitions a person can make.
