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Sailor who died at Pearl Harbor to be buried at Arlington
Electrician’s Mate 3rd Class Roman W. Sadlowski had been accounted for nearly four years ago, according to the Defense POW/MIA Accounting Agency.
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Veterans suicide rate may be double federal estimates, study suggests
Researchers found problems with how military status is recorded and how drug overdoses are classified.
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Defense, VA leaders renew calls to prevent suicides in new message
Both departments have emphasized suicide prevention in recent years, with mixed results.
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Republicans threaten lawsuits, budget penalties over VA abortion move
The department has said it will offer abortions in cases of rape, incest and threats to a veterans’ life or health.
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Veterans hunger bill aims to connect those in need with more resources
One in 10 working-age veterans lived in food-insecure households between 2015 and 2019, including 5% in households with the most severe level of hunger.
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GOP reps fear loan forgiveness plan will hurt military recruiting
The lawmakers are asking White House officials for information on whether military recruiting was considered before making the loan forgiveness plan.
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VA to extend caregiver benefits to ‘legacy’ families until late 2025
Thousands of families had feared being dropped from the program in early 2023.
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Venezuelan government defends detaining Marine veteran for 2 years
Marine veteran Matthew Heath was arrested in 2020 and accused of being a terrorist and spying for then-President Donald Trump.
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Bill would make it easier for vets to get jobs in Merchant Marine
Supporters say the move could help veterans get well-paying jobs with the service.
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Sailor killed at Pearl Harbor is laid to rest, at last
A 21-year-old sailor has been laid to rest at Arlington National Cemetery more than 80 years after he was killed in the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor.
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Sailor who died at Pearl Harbor to be buried at Arlington
Electrician’s Mate 3rd Class Roman W. Sadlowski had been accounted for nearly four years ago, according to the Defense POW/MIA Accounting Agency.
-
Veterans suicide rate may be double federal estimates, study suggests
Researchers found problems with how military status is recorded and how drug overdoses are classified.
-
Defense, VA leaders renew calls to prevent suicides in new message
Both departments have emphasized suicide prevention in recent years, with mixed results.
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Republicans threaten lawsuits, budget penalties over VA abortion move
The department has said it will offer abortions in cases of rape, incest and threats to a veterans’ life or health.
-
Veterans hunger bill aims to connect those in need with more resources
One in 10 working-age veterans lived in food-insecure households between 2015 and 2019, including 5% in households with the most severe level of hunger.
-
GOP reps fear loan forgiveness plan will hurt military recruiting
The lawmakers are asking White House officials for information on whether military recruiting was considered before making the loan forgiveness plan.
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VA to extend caregiver benefits to ‘legacy’ families until late 2025
Thousands of families had feared being dropped from the program in early 2023.
-
Venezuelan government defends detaining Marine veteran for 2 years
Marine veteran Matthew Heath was arrested in 2020 and accused of being a terrorist and spying for then-President Donald Trump.
-
Bill would make it easier for vets to get jobs in Merchant Marine
Supporters say the move could help veterans get well-paying jobs with the service.
-
Sailor killed at Pearl Harbor is laid to rest, at last
A 21-year-old sailor has been laid to rest at Arlington National Cemetery more than 80 years after he was killed in the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor.
-
Sailor who died at Pearl Harbor to be buried at Arlington
Electrician’s Mate 3rd Class Roman W. Sadlowski had been accounted for nearly four years ago, according to the Defense POW/MIA Accounting Agency.
-
Veterans suicide rate may be double federal estimates, study suggests
Researchers found problems with how military status is recorded and how drug overdoses are classified.
-
Defense, VA leaders renew calls to prevent suicides in new message
Both departments have emphasized suicide prevention in recent years, with mixed results.
-
Republicans threaten lawsuits, budget penalties over VA abortion move
The department has said it will offer abortions in cases of rape, incest and threats to a veterans’ life or health.
-
Veterans hunger bill aims to connect those in need with more resources
One in 10 working-age veterans lived in food-insecure households between 2015 and 2019, including 5% in households with the most severe level of hunger.
-
GOP reps fear loan forgiveness plan will hurt military recruiting
The lawmakers are asking White House officials for information on whether military recruiting was considered before making the loan forgiveness plan.
-
VA to extend caregiver benefits to ‘legacy’ families until late 2025
Thousands of families had feared being dropped from the program in early 2023.
-
Venezuelan government defends detaining Marine veteran for 2 years
Marine veteran Matthew Heath was arrested in 2020 and accused of being a terrorist and spying for then-President Donald Trump.
-
Bill would make it easier for vets to get jobs in Merchant Marine
Supporters say the move could help veterans get well-paying jobs with the service.
-
Sailor killed at Pearl Harbor is laid to rest, at last
A 21-year-old sailor has been laid to rest at Arlington National Cemetery more than 80 years after he was killed in the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor.
