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New eligibility rules for Arlington cemetery would exclude most non-combat veterans
The proposed changes are designed to extend use of the cemetery for several more decades.
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Advocates demand White House speed up timeline for ‘blue water’ Vietnam veterans benefits
VA officials say they’ll begin processing cases in January, but critics want that to happen sooner.
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Trump’s Ukraine scandal could be ‘impeachable offense’ key national security Democrats, veterans warn
Five freshman lawmakers who served in the military for the first time this week said they may support impeachment hearings against the president.
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New plan would dramatically expand GI Bill family transfer rules for troops, veterans
The Senate proposal would drop deadlines for adding dependents to the Post-9/11 GI Bill program.
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This week in Congress: VA policy talk before fall break
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of Sept. 23, 2019.
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Veteran suicides increase despite host of prevention, mental health efforts
About 17 veterans a day die by suicide, according to a new VA report.
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AMVETS plans massive Memorial Day motorcycle rally to replace Rolling Thunder’s ride
The new “Rolling to Remember” Demonstration Run will take place over Memorial Day weekend 2020.
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VA concedes its debt collection systems leave veterans confused, frustrated
Last fiscal year, VA overpayments totaled roughly $1.6 billion, prompting 600,000 debt collection letters to veterans.
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At 98, D-Day vet jumps again, with eyes on the big 100
Jump by jump, 98-year-old D-Day veteran Tom Rice is nudging closer to his goal of leaping out of planes at age 100.
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Progress on recovering missing troops, but still a daunting task ahead
Officials from the Defense POW/MIA Accounting Agency identified more than 200 missing service members this fiscal year.
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New eligibility rules for Arlington cemetery would exclude most non-combat veterans
The proposed changes are designed to extend use of the cemetery for several more decades.
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Advocates demand White House speed up timeline for ‘blue water’ Vietnam veterans benefits
VA officials say they’ll begin processing cases in January, but critics want that to happen sooner.
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Trump’s Ukraine scandal could be ‘impeachable offense’ key national security Democrats, veterans warn
Five freshman lawmakers who served in the military for the first time this week said they may support impeachment hearings against the president.
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New plan would dramatically expand GI Bill family transfer rules for troops, veterans
The Senate proposal would drop deadlines for adding dependents to the Post-9/11 GI Bill program.
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This week in Congress: VA policy talk before fall break
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of Sept. 23, 2019.
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Veteran suicides increase despite host of prevention, mental health efforts
About 17 veterans a day die by suicide, according to a new VA report.
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AMVETS plans massive Memorial Day motorcycle rally to replace Rolling Thunder’s ride
The new “Rolling to Remember” Demonstration Run will take place over Memorial Day weekend 2020.
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VA concedes its debt collection systems leave veterans confused, frustrated
Last fiscal year, VA overpayments totaled roughly $1.6 billion, prompting 600,000 debt collection letters to veterans.
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At 98, D-Day vet jumps again, with eyes on the big 100
Jump by jump, 98-year-old D-Day veteran Tom Rice is nudging closer to his goal of leaping out of planes at age 100.
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Progress on recovering missing troops, but still a daunting task ahead
Officials from the Defense POW/MIA Accounting Agency identified more than 200 missing service members this fiscal year.
-
New eligibility rules for Arlington cemetery would exclude most non-combat veterans
The proposed changes are designed to extend use of the cemetery for several more decades.
-
Advocates demand White House speed up timeline for ‘blue water’ Vietnam veterans benefits
VA officials say they’ll begin processing cases in January, but critics want that to happen sooner.
-
Trump’s Ukraine scandal could be ‘impeachable offense’ key national security Democrats, veterans warn
Five freshman lawmakers who served in the military for the first time this week said they may support impeachment hearings against the president.
-
New plan would dramatically expand GI Bill family transfer rules for troops, veterans
The Senate proposal would drop deadlines for adding dependents to the Post-9/11 GI Bill program.
-
This week in Congress: VA policy talk before fall break
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of Sept. 23, 2019.
-
Veteran suicides increase despite host of prevention, mental health efforts
About 17 veterans a day die by suicide, according to a new VA report.
-
AMVETS plans massive Memorial Day motorcycle rally to replace Rolling Thunder’s ride
The new “Rolling to Remember” Demonstration Run will take place over Memorial Day weekend 2020.
-
VA concedes its debt collection systems leave veterans confused, frustrated
Last fiscal year, VA overpayments totaled roughly $1.6 billion, prompting 600,000 debt collection letters to veterans.
-
At 98, D-Day vet jumps again, with eyes on the big 100
Jump by jump, 98-year-old D-Day veteran Tom Rice is nudging closer to his goal of leaping out of planes at age 100.
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Progress on recovering missing troops, but still a daunting task ahead
Officials from the Defense POW/MIA Accounting Agency identified more than 200 missing service members this fiscal year.
