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Scams targeting veterans’ pensions, benefits raise worry among VA officials
VA leaders said veterans should be cautious of unsolicited calls, texts and emails that could lead to serious financial problems.
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Afghanistan vet relives moment he helped NYC subway shooting victim
Thomas Fischer said he used his military training from the US Army to assist the victim, who was shot in the lower right ankle.
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Veterans of terrorist attacks and families push for access to Afghanistan funds
At issue is about $3.5 billion in money from the Afghan central bank the White House has set aside to settle lawsuits.
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Wounded veteran who oversaw construction of Korean War memorial dies at 96
Weber served during World War II and the Korean War.
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Hospital Corpsman First Class Sully unleashes healing power on veterans
The beloved former companion to the late President George H.W. Bush visits veterans at Armed Forces Retirement Home.
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How to leverage your connections to land a civilian job
Networking is critical to building a civilian career.
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VA leaders failing to report problematic physicians to state authorities
A watchdog warned the lack of reporting by department officials could leave the public at risk.
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The Jack Ryan career path: How veterans can join the CIA
Jack Ryan may be fiction but an economics expert or a veteran with a strong knowledge of military strategy can be just as valuable a part of the CIA as an operative.
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VA secretary promises improvements in medical wait time data
An inspector general report this week said VA’s patient wait time data is inconsistent and misleading.
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‘We fought for liberty:’ Michigan WWII vets welcome memorial
The Michigan WWII Legacy Memorial will be one of the few state-specific World War II memorials in the country.
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Scams targeting veterans’ pensions, benefits raise worry among VA officials
VA leaders said veterans should be cautious of unsolicited calls, texts and emails that could lead to serious financial problems.
-
Afghanistan vet relives moment he helped NYC subway shooting victim
Thomas Fischer said he used his military training from the US Army to assist the victim, who was shot in the lower right ankle.
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Veterans of terrorist attacks and families push for access to Afghanistan funds
At issue is about $3.5 billion in money from the Afghan central bank the White House has set aside to settle lawsuits.
-
Wounded veteran who oversaw construction of Korean War memorial dies at 96
Weber served during World War II and the Korean War.
-
Hospital Corpsman First Class Sully unleashes healing power on veterans
The beloved former companion to the late President George H.W. Bush visits veterans at Armed Forces Retirement Home.
-
How to leverage your connections to land a civilian job
Networking is critical to building a civilian career.
-
VA leaders failing to report problematic physicians to state authorities
A watchdog warned the lack of reporting by department officials could leave the public at risk.
-
The Jack Ryan career path: How veterans can join the CIA
Jack Ryan may be fiction but an economics expert or a veteran with a strong knowledge of military strategy can be just as valuable a part of the CIA as an operative.
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VA secretary promises improvements in medical wait time data
An inspector general report this week said VA’s patient wait time data is inconsistent and misleading.
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‘We fought for liberty:’ Michigan WWII vets welcome memorial
The Michigan WWII Legacy Memorial will be one of the few state-specific World War II memorials in the country.
-
Scams targeting veterans’ pensions, benefits raise worry among VA officials
VA leaders said veterans should be cautious of unsolicited calls, texts and emails that could lead to serious financial problems.
-
Afghanistan vet relives moment he helped NYC subway shooting victim
Thomas Fischer said he used his military training from the US Army to assist the victim, who was shot in the lower right ankle.
-
Veterans of terrorist attacks and families push for access to Afghanistan funds
At issue is about $3.5 billion in money from the Afghan central bank the White House has set aside to settle lawsuits.
-
Wounded veteran who oversaw construction of Korean War memorial dies at 96
Weber served during World War II and the Korean War.
-
Hospital Corpsman First Class Sully unleashes healing power on veterans
The beloved former companion to the late President George H.W. Bush visits veterans at Armed Forces Retirement Home.
-
How to leverage your connections to land a civilian job
Networking is critical to building a civilian career.
-
VA leaders failing to report problematic physicians to state authorities
A watchdog warned the lack of reporting by department officials could leave the public at risk.
-
The Jack Ryan career path: How veterans can join the CIA
Jack Ryan may be fiction but an economics expert or a veteran with a strong knowledge of military strategy can be just as valuable a part of the CIA as an operative.
-
VA secretary promises improvements in medical wait time data
An inspector general report this week said VA’s patient wait time data is inconsistent and misleading.
-
‘We fought for liberty:’ Michigan WWII vets welcome memorial
The Michigan WWII Legacy Memorial will be one of the few state-specific World War II memorials in the country.
