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Memorial Day veterans’ motorcycle ride set to return in May, if Pentagon approves
About 10,000 riders are expected to take part in the veterans advocacy event next month.
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Thousands of name errors possible in new Korean War remembrance wall, advocates fear
Data errors mean that there could be hundreds of mistakes included on the planned Wall of Remembrance at the Korean War Veterans Memorial in the nation’s capital.
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Finding housing for veterans without homes could cut emergency care costs: study
Researchers argued for more aggressive intervention to help veterans experiencing homelessness.
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VA suicide prevention staff face burnout as workload rises, watchdog warns
The Government Accountability Office said more oversight is needed to make sure staffing and responsibilities need to be more carefully watched.
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Military must reject “slavery and treason” of Confederate base names, commissioner warns
The former head of the history department at the U.S. Military Academy called the Confederate flag a symbol of “treason” in a recent interview.
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Burn pit advocate, Navy vet, Lauren Price dies after long fight with cancer
Lauren Price, 56, worked closely with lawmakers on proposals to help military toxic exposure victims and their caregivers.
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More veterans finding work as unemployment rates drop again
The unemployment rate among all U.S. veterans last month was 5.0 percent.
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VA COVID cases rising; vets groups tapped by White House for vaccination outreach
Veterans groups will help talk to their members and community leaders about the importance of getting vaccines in arms.
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Nearly $20 billion for VA hospital upgrades in Biden infrastructure plan
The $2 trillion plan includes about $18 billion for VA infrastructure work.
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Bidens pay tribute at Vietnam Veterans Memorial
March 29 is National Vietnam War Veterans Day, which commemorates the date in 1973 when the U.S. Military Assistance Command in Vietnam was disestablished.
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Memorial Day veterans’ motorcycle ride set to return in May, if Pentagon approves
About 10,000 riders are expected to take part in the veterans advocacy event next month.
-
Thousands of name errors possible in new Korean War remembrance wall, advocates fear
Data errors mean that there could be hundreds of mistakes included on the planned Wall of Remembrance at the Korean War Veterans Memorial in the nation’s capital.
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Finding housing for veterans without homes could cut emergency care costs: study
Researchers argued for more aggressive intervention to help veterans experiencing homelessness.
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VA suicide prevention staff face burnout as workload rises, watchdog warns
The Government Accountability Office said more oversight is needed to make sure staffing and responsibilities need to be more carefully watched.
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Military must reject “slavery and treason” of Confederate base names, commissioner warns
The former head of the history department at the U.S. Military Academy called the Confederate flag a symbol of “treason” in a recent interview.
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Burn pit advocate, Navy vet, Lauren Price dies after long fight with cancer
Lauren Price, 56, worked closely with lawmakers on proposals to help military toxic exposure victims and their caregivers.
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More veterans finding work as unemployment rates drop again
The unemployment rate among all U.S. veterans last month was 5.0 percent.
-
VA COVID cases rising; vets groups tapped by White House for vaccination outreach
Veterans groups will help talk to their members and community leaders about the importance of getting vaccines in arms.
-
Nearly $20 billion for VA hospital upgrades in Biden infrastructure plan
The $2 trillion plan includes about $18 billion for VA infrastructure work.
-
Bidens pay tribute at Vietnam Veterans Memorial
March 29 is National Vietnam War Veterans Day, which commemorates the date in 1973 when the U.S. Military Assistance Command in Vietnam was disestablished.
-
Memorial Day veterans’ motorcycle ride set to return in May, if Pentagon approves
About 10,000 riders are expected to take part in the veterans advocacy event next month.
-
Thousands of name errors possible in new Korean War remembrance wall, advocates fear
Data errors mean that there could be hundreds of mistakes included on the planned Wall of Remembrance at the Korean War Veterans Memorial in the nation’s capital.
-
Finding housing for veterans without homes could cut emergency care costs: study
Researchers argued for more aggressive intervention to help veterans experiencing homelessness.
-
VA suicide prevention staff face burnout as workload rises, watchdog warns
The Government Accountability Office said more oversight is needed to make sure staffing and responsibilities need to be more carefully watched.
-
Military must reject “slavery and treason” of Confederate base names, commissioner warns
The former head of the history department at the U.S. Military Academy called the Confederate flag a symbol of “treason” in a recent interview.
-
Burn pit advocate, Navy vet, Lauren Price dies after long fight with cancer
Lauren Price, 56, worked closely with lawmakers on proposals to help military toxic exposure victims and their caregivers.
-
More veterans finding work as unemployment rates drop again
The unemployment rate among all U.S. veterans last month was 5.0 percent.
-
VA COVID cases rising; vets groups tapped by White House for vaccination outreach
Veterans groups will help talk to their members and community leaders about the importance of getting vaccines in arms.
-
Nearly $20 billion for VA hospital upgrades in Biden infrastructure plan
The $2 trillion plan includes about $18 billion for VA infrastructure work.
-
Bidens pay tribute at Vietnam Veterans Memorial
March 29 is National Vietnam War Veterans Day, which commemorates the date in 1973 when the U.S. Military Assistance Command in Vietnam was disestablished.
