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Navy veteran walking to honor those lost in 1983 Beirut bombing
The deadly terrorist attack killed 241 servicemen, including 220 Marines, 18 sailors and three Army soldiers
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Can DoD fix the painfully long wait for reviews of bad-paper discharges?
The military’s three review boards have a combined backlog of nearly 26,000 cases that have been pending for nearly a year.
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Family of Marine veteran who died at Tomah VA cut ads praising Baldwin
The parents and widow of a Marine veteran who died at the Tomah Veterans Affairs Medical Center appear in a pair of television ads that debuted Thursday praising Democratic Sen. Tammy Baldwin and calling attacks against her “shameful.”
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Why the VA is botching cash housing stipends for 360,000 GI Bill users
Because of technical problems at the VA, hundreds of thousands of GI Bill users are still receiving the wrong amount of money for their housing stipends.
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Wilkie touts a calmer, reformed VA in his first congressional test
Just two months into his tenure leading VA, the new secretary promised significant culture changes for the department.
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VA: Suicide rate for younger veterans increased by more than 10 percent
The new report from Veterans Affairs researchers shows mixed results from suicide prevention initiatives.
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‘Like school in a third world country’: One year after Hurricane Maria, student vets in Puerto Rico overcome daily struggles
For a tight knit community of student veterans at the Inter American University of Puerto Rico School of Law, classes have started again and life has taken on a new normal. But for many of them, the devastation isn’t done taking its toll.
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Duncan Hunter won’t face trial before the November election
The Republican congressman is facing indictment on charges he misused campaign funds for personal purchases.
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Advocates start work on what — and where — the Global War on Terror Memorial will be
Over the next few months, officials will survey veterans and other Americans on their vision for the national memorial.
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This week in Congress: The defense scramble before mid term elections
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of Sept. 24.
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Navy veteran walking to honor those lost in 1983 Beirut bombing
The deadly terrorist attack killed 241 servicemen, including 220 Marines, 18 sailors and three Army soldiers
-
Can DoD fix the painfully long wait for reviews of bad-paper discharges?
The military’s three review boards have a combined backlog of nearly 26,000 cases that have been pending for nearly a year.
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Family of Marine veteran who died at Tomah VA cut ads praising Baldwin
The parents and widow of a Marine veteran who died at the Tomah Veterans Affairs Medical Center appear in a pair of television ads that debuted Thursday praising Democratic Sen. Tammy Baldwin and calling attacks against her “shameful.”
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Why the VA is botching cash housing stipends for 360,000 GI Bill users
Because of technical problems at the VA, hundreds of thousands of GI Bill users are still receiving the wrong amount of money for their housing stipends.
-
Wilkie touts a calmer, reformed VA in his first congressional test
Just two months into his tenure leading VA, the new secretary promised significant culture changes for the department.
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VA: Suicide rate for younger veterans increased by more than 10 percent
The new report from Veterans Affairs researchers shows mixed results from suicide prevention initiatives.
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‘Like school in a third world country’: One year after Hurricane Maria, student vets in Puerto Rico overcome daily struggles
For a tight knit community of student veterans at the Inter American University of Puerto Rico School of Law, classes have started again and life has taken on a new normal. But for many of them, the devastation isn’t done taking its toll.
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Duncan Hunter won’t face trial before the November election
The Republican congressman is facing indictment on charges he misused campaign funds for personal purchases.
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Advocates start work on what — and where — the Global War on Terror Memorial will be
Over the next few months, officials will survey veterans and other Americans on their vision for the national memorial.
-
This week in Congress: The defense scramble before mid term elections
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of Sept. 24.
-
Navy veteran walking to honor those lost in 1983 Beirut bombing
The deadly terrorist attack killed 241 servicemen, including 220 Marines, 18 sailors and three Army soldiers
-
Can DoD fix the painfully long wait for reviews of bad-paper discharges?
The military’s three review boards have a combined backlog of nearly 26,000 cases that have been pending for nearly a year.
-
Family of Marine veteran who died at Tomah VA cut ads praising Baldwin
The parents and widow of a Marine veteran who died at the Tomah Veterans Affairs Medical Center appear in a pair of television ads that debuted Thursday praising Democratic Sen. Tammy Baldwin and calling attacks against her “shameful.”
-
Why the VA is botching cash housing stipends for 360,000 GI Bill users
Because of technical problems at the VA, hundreds of thousands of GI Bill users are still receiving the wrong amount of money for their housing stipends.
-
Wilkie touts a calmer, reformed VA in his first congressional test
Just two months into his tenure leading VA, the new secretary promised significant culture changes for the department.
-
VA: Suicide rate for younger veterans increased by more than 10 percent
The new report from Veterans Affairs researchers shows mixed results from suicide prevention initiatives.
-
‘Like school in a third world country’: One year after Hurricane Maria, student vets in Puerto Rico overcome daily struggles
For a tight knit community of student veterans at the Inter American University of Puerto Rico School of Law, classes have started again and life has taken on a new normal. But for many of them, the devastation isn’t done taking its toll.
-
Duncan Hunter won’t face trial before the November election
The Republican congressman is facing indictment on charges he misused campaign funds for personal purchases.
-
Advocates start work on what — and where — the Global War on Terror Memorial will be
Over the next few months, officials will survey veterans and other Americans on their vision for the national memorial.
-
This week in Congress: The defense scramble before mid term elections
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of Sept. 24.
