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Spike in veteran calls expected with launch of new three-digit suicide prevention line this summer
Veterans Affairs officials have hired hundreds of additional staffers to help with the increased workload.
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Thousands of student veterans left in limbo after school loses GI Bill eligibility
The move followed a California decision to revoke the operating license for University of Arizona Global Campus.
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An opportunity to build a health care network for today’s veterans — and tomorrow’s
A recent report recommended a nearly $2 trillion infrastructure overhaul for the Department of Veterans Affairs health care system.
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Marine veteran ‘wrongfully detained’ in Russia reportedly ends hunger strike
The former Marine Corps presidential guard member is serving a nine-year prison sentence.
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This week in Congress: Austin and Milley face questions over the FY23 budget
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of April 4, 2022.
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Veterans unemployment drops to lowest level in three years
About 8.7 million veterans reported steady employment in March, up more than 200,000 from a year ago.
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KW Military aims to help veterans launch real estate careers
Keller Williams Military program designed to help veterans launch real estate careers.
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Veterans groups, community leaders need to play a key role in countering extremism, experts warn
Advocates war that veterans without support can become easy targets for groups with violent and racist ideology.
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5 ways to make Veterans Affairs more friendly to trans veterans
March 31 is Transgender Day of Visibility.
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Women leaving the military face extra challenges — but they don’t have to do it alone
Whether a woman transitions from the military into parenting, a civilian career, or both, she can feel overwhelmed. Here are some places to turn.
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Spike in veteran calls expected with launch of new three-digit suicide prevention line this summer
Veterans Affairs officials have hired hundreds of additional staffers to help with the increased workload.
-
Thousands of student veterans left in limbo after school loses GI Bill eligibility
The move followed a California decision to revoke the operating license for University of Arizona Global Campus.
-
An opportunity to build a health care network for today’s veterans — and tomorrow’s
A recent report recommended a nearly $2 trillion infrastructure overhaul for the Department of Veterans Affairs health care system.
-
Marine veteran ‘wrongfully detained’ in Russia reportedly ends hunger strike
The former Marine Corps presidential guard member is serving a nine-year prison sentence.
-
This week in Congress: Austin and Milley face questions over the FY23 budget
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of April 4, 2022.
-
Veterans unemployment drops to lowest level in three years
About 8.7 million veterans reported steady employment in March, up more than 200,000 from a year ago.
-
KW Military aims to help veterans launch real estate careers
Keller Williams Military program designed to help veterans launch real estate careers.
-
Veterans groups, community leaders need to play a key role in countering extremism, experts warn
Advocates war that veterans without support can become easy targets for groups with violent and racist ideology.
-
5 ways to make Veterans Affairs more friendly to trans veterans
March 31 is Transgender Day of Visibility.
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Women leaving the military face extra challenges — but they don’t have to do it alone
Whether a woman transitions from the military into parenting, a civilian career, or both, she can feel overwhelmed. Here are some places to turn.
-
Spike in veteran calls expected with launch of new three-digit suicide prevention line this summer
Veterans Affairs officials have hired hundreds of additional staffers to help with the increased workload.
-
Thousands of student veterans left in limbo after school loses GI Bill eligibility
The move followed a California decision to revoke the operating license for University of Arizona Global Campus.
-
An opportunity to build a health care network for today’s veterans — and tomorrow’s
A recent report recommended a nearly $2 trillion infrastructure overhaul for the Department of Veterans Affairs health care system.
-
Marine veteran ‘wrongfully detained’ in Russia reportedly ends hunger strike
The former Marine Corps presidential guard member is serving a nine-year prison sentence.
-
This week in Congress: Austin and Milley face questions over the FY23 budget
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of April 4, 2022.
-
Veterans unemployment drops to lowest level in three years
About 8.7 million veterans reported steady employment in March, up more than 200,000 from a year ago.
-
KW Military aims to help veterans launch real estate careers
Keller Williams Military program designed to help veterans launch real estate careers.
-
Veterans groups, community leaders need to play a key role in countering extremism, experts warn
Advocates war that veterans without support can become easy targets for groups with violent and racist ideology.
-
5 ways to make Veterans Affairs more friendly to trans veterans
March 31 is Transgender Day of Visibility.
-
Women leaving the military face extra challenges — but they don’t have to do it alone
Whether a woman transitions from the military into parenting, a civilian career, or both, she can feel overwhelmed. Here are some places to turn.
