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The new push for getting more women to sign up for VA benefits
Pennsylvania Rep. Chrissy Houlahan wants the military to expand transition programs to make more women aware of their available resources.
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VA secretary’s health care fight could affect the department for decades to come
Only eight months into the job, VA Secretary Robert Wilkie’s moves now could define his department for generations to come.
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Troops and vets must do these 9 things to succeed in college, experts say
Whether you’re on active duty or have already transitioned out of the military, chances are you have some good education benefits at your fingertips.So how do you make sure you don’t waste them and become a college dropout?
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Families of fallen Guard, reservists push for expanded scholarship benefits
Rules for VA education benefits still exclude non-active-duty service members.
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This week in Congress: The rush before spring break
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of April 8, 2019.
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Lawmakers seek treatments for veterans exposed to chemicals
Veterans with health problems caused by exposure to toxic chemicals known as PFAS would be eligible for federal health care services under legislation proposed in Congress.
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Vietnam vet who died Christmas Eve is finally laid to rest
When a Vietnam War veteran died Christmas Eve with no family nearby, a community of veterans, a friend and military supporters in North Carolina stepped up to make sure he was finally laid to rest with military honors.
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Vet employment stays strong in March
Post-9/11 veterans had a productive March in terms of job hunting, according to the most recent Bureau of Labor Statistics employment data.
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This man may have gotten more vets into Ivy League schools than anyone else
Dean Awn was known as “an institution as it pertains to student veterans’ success.”
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Veterans education, employment programs could be shifted to a new transition-focused VA office
Lawmakers are reviving plans for a fourth administration within VA to relieve pressure on the benefits workload and highlight other programs.
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The new push for getting more women to sign up for VA benefits
Pennsylvania Rep. Chrissy Houlahan wants the military to expand transition programs to make more women aware of their available resources.
-
VA secretary’s health care fight could affect the department for decades to come
Only eight months into the job, VA Secretary Robert Wilkie’s moves now could define his department for generations to come.
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Troops and vets must do these 9 things to succeed in college, experts say
Whether you’re on active duty or have already transitioned out of the military, chances are you have some good education benefits at your fingertips.So how do you make sure you don’t waste them and become a college dropout?
-
Families of fallen Guard, reservists push for expanded scholarship benefits
Rules for VA education benefits still exclude non-active-duty service members.
-
This week in Congress: The rush before spring break
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of April 8, 2019.
-
Lawmakers seek treatments for veterans exposed to chemicals
Veterans with health problems caused by exposure to toxic chemicals known as PFAS would be eligible for federal health care services under legislation proposed in Congress.
-
Vietnam vet who died Christmas Eve is finally laid to rest
When a Vietnam War veteran died Christmas Eve with no family nearby, a community of veterans, a friend and military supporters in North Carolina stepped up to make sure he was finally laid to rest with military honors.
-
Vet employment stays strong in March
Post-9/11 veterans had a productive March in terms of job hunting, according to the most recent Bureau of Labor Statistics employment data.
-
This man may have gotten more vets into Ivy League schools than anyone else
Dean Awn was known as “an institution as it pertains to student veterans’ success.”
-
Veterans education, employment programs could be shifted to a new transition-focused VA office
Lawmakers are reviving plans for a fourth administration within VA to relieve pressure on the benefits workload and highlight other programs.
-
The new push for getting more women to sign up for VA benefits
Pennsylvania Rep. Chrissy Houlahan wants the military to expand transition programs to make more women aware of their available resources.
-
VA secretary’s health care fight could affect the department for decades to come
Only eight months into the job, VA Secretary Robert Wilkie’s moves now could define his department for generations to come.
-
Troops and vets must do these 9 things to succeed in college, experts say
Whether you’re on active duty or have already transitioned out of the military, chances are you have some good education benefits at your fingertips.So how do you make sure you don’t waste them and become a college dropout?
-
Families of fallen Guard, reservists push for expanded scholarship benefits
Rules for VA education benefits still exclude non-active-duty service members.
-
This week in Congress: The rush before spring break
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of April 8, 2019.
-
Lawmakers seek treatments for veterans exposed to chemicals
Veterans with health problems caused by exposure to toxic chemicals known as PFAS would be eligible for federal health care services under legislation proposed in Congress.
-
Vietnam vet who died Christmas Eve is finally laid to rest
When a Vietnam War veteran died Christmas Eve with no family nearby, a community of veterans, a friend and military supporters in North Carolina stepped up to make sure he was finally laid to rest with military honors.
-
Vet employment stays strong in March
Post-9/11 veterans had a productive March in terms of job hunting, according to the most recent Bureau of Labor Statistics employment data.
-
This man may have gotten more vets into Ivy League schools than anyone else
Dean Awn was known as “an institution as it pertains to student veterans’ success.”
-
Veterans education, employment programs could be shifted to a new transition-focused VA office
Lawmakers are reviving plans for a fourth administration within VA to relieve pressure on the benefits workload and highlight other programs.
