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Wounded veterans still struggle to access mental health support: survey
The annual Wounded Warrior Project survey also found continued stigma against getting help for mental health issues.
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WWII vet honored by France for D-Day contributions
Navy veteran Carl Felton recently received a medal declaring him a knight in the French Legion of Honor, the highest honor awarded by France.
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DoD career transition programs lack evidence they work, study shows
A report published Feb. 17 by the Government Accountability Office shows that the DoD is failing to assess whether career transition programs are actually effective.
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‘Candy Bomber’ who dropped sweets during Berlin Airlift dies
Pilot Gail S. Halvorsen used his own candy ration to regularly drop sweet treats for children, using handkerchiefs as parachutes to carry the to the ground.
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You’re leaving the military. Should you pursue your passion or just find a job?
Dream job or something to pay the bills? How to find work after the military.
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Changes to VA caregiver programs being reconsidered amid complaints
Thousands of families are could lose monthly stipends amid an overhaul of the program that started last fall.
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VA tops 20,000 COVID deaths in less than two years
Almost 2,400 new VA deaths have been reported since Jan. 1.
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Vets’ disability benefits for tinnitus, mental health issues may change
No veterans would lose benefits under the plan, but veterans applying for disability benefits in the future could see a more difficult path to payouts.
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This week in Congress: Another blitz of Pentagon nominees
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of Feb. 14, 2022.
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San Diego sailor killed at Pearl Harbor finally identified
A U.S. Navy sailor killed in the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor has been identified after 80 years thanks to advances in DNA and forensic analysis.
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Wounded veterans still struggle to access mental health support: survey
The annual Wounded Warrior Project survey also found continued stigma against getting help for mental health issues.
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WWII vet honored by France for D-Day contributions
Navy veteran Carl Felton recently received a medal declaring him a knight in the French Legion of Honor, the highest honor awarded by France.
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DoD career transition programs lack evidence they work, study shows
A report published Feb. 17 by the Government Accountability Office shows that the DoD is failing to assess whether career transition programs are actually effective.
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‘Candy Bomber’ who dropped sweets during Berlin Airlift dies
Pilot Gail S. Halvorsen used his own candy ration to regularly drop sweet treats for children, using handkerchiefs as parachutes to carry the to the ground.
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You’re leaving the military. Should you pursue your passion or just find a job?
Dream job or something to pay the bills? How to find work after the military.
-
Changes to VA caregiver programs being reconsidered amid complaints
Thousands of families are could lose monthly stipends amid an overhaul of the program that started last fall.
-
VA tops 20,000 COVID deaths in less than two years
Almost 2,400 new VA deaths have been reported since Jan. 1.
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Vets’ disability benefits for tinnitus, mental health issues may change
No veterans would lose benefits under the plan, but veterans applying for disability benefits in the future could see a more difficult path to payouts.
-
This week in Congress: Another blitz of Pentagon nominees
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of Feb. 14, 2022.
-
San Diego sailor killed at Pearl Harbor finally identified
A U.S. Navy sailor killed in the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor has been identified after 80 years thanks to advances in DNA and forensic analysis.
-
Wounded veterans still struggle to access mental health support: survey
The annual Wounded Warrior Project survey also found continued stigma against getting help for mental health issues.
-
WWII vet honored by France for D-Day contributions
Navy veteran Carl Felton recently received a medal declaring him a knight in the French Legion of Honor, the highest honor awarded by France.
-
DoD career transition programs lack evidence they work, study shows
A report published Feb. 17 by the Government Accountability Office shows that the DoD is failing to assess whether career transition programs are actually effective.
-
‘Candy Bomber’ who dropped sweets during Berlin Airlift dies
Pilot Gail S. Halvorsen used his own candy ration to regularly drop sweet treats for children, using handkerchiefs as parachutes to carry the to the ground.
-
You’re leaving the military. Should you pursue your passion or just find a job?
Dream job or something to pay the bills? How to find work after the military.
-
Changes to VA caregiver programs being reconsidered amid complaints
Thousands of families are could lose monthly stipends amid an overhaul of the program that started last fall.
-
VA tops 20,000 COVID deaths in less than two years
Almost 2,400 new VA deaths have been reported since Jan. 1.
-
Vets’ disability benefits for tinnitus, mental health issues may change
No veterans would lose benefits under the plan, but veterans applying for disability benefits in the future could see a more difficult path to payouts.
-
This week in Congress: Another blitz of Pentagon nominees
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of Feb. 14, 2022.
-
San Diego sailor killed at Pearl Harbor finally identified
A U.S. Navy sailor killed in the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor has been identified after 80 years thanks to advances in DNA and forensic analysis.
