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Troops would automatically be enrolled in VA health care under House plan
The move could affect about 60,000 separating service members annually.
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Everyone wants to help military toxic exposure victims. Not all want to pay.
Lawmakers support the idea but face problems paying for the nearly $300 billion plan.
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No firings yet for VA workers who refuse COVID vaccines, despite continued warnings
Officials had said firings could start this month for staffers who missed vaccination deadlines last fall.
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VA approved thousands of ineligible doctors — now lawmakers want changes
More than 600 deceased providers were included on VA’s Community Care list.
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91st Brigade Engineer Bn. drove all night to honor death of oldest WWII vet
“When you Google or see the 91st Battalion mentioned in the news, it’s usually related to Mr. Brooks,” said battalion commander, Lt. Col. Patrick J. Sullivan.
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Oldest WWII veteran remembered in museum service
Lawrence Brooks was the oldest surviving World War II veteran until his death on Jan. 5 at age 112.
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Tuskegee Airman Brig. Gen. Charles McGee dies at 102
Brig. Gen. Charles Edward McGee was one of the last surviving members of the Tuskegee Airmen.
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Yellow ribbons honoring troops removed from town green amid speech dispute
Litchfield officials are concerned that allowing the ribbons opens the door to any displays of free speech, no matter how hateful or offensive.
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New $16 billion VA medical records system delayed again. This time by COVID
Plans to deploy the software in Ohio in March are being pushed back almost two months.
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GI Bill eligibility for Guard, reserve would expand under House-passed measure
The bill still must be approved by the Senate before becoming law.
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Troops would automatically be enrolled in VA health care under House plan
The move could affect about 60,000 separating service members annually.
-
Everyone wants to help military toxic exposure victims. Not all want to pay.
Lawmakers support the idea but face problems paying for the nearly $300 billion plan.
-
No firings yet for VA workers who refuse COVID vaccines, despite continued warnings
Officials had said firings could start this month for staffers who missed vaccination deadlines last fall.
-
VA approved thousands of ineligible doctors — now lawmakers want changes
More than 600 deceased providers were included on VA’s Community Care list.
-
91st Brigade Engineer Bn. drove all night to honor death of oldest WWII vet
“When you Google or see the 91st Battalion mentioned in the news, it’s usually related to Mr. Brooks,” said battalion commander, Lt. Col. Patrick J. Sullivan.
-
Oldest WWII veteran remembered in museum service
Lawrence Brooks was the oldest surviving World War II veteran until his death on Jan. 5 at age 112.
-
Tuskegee Airman Brig. Gen. Charles McGee dies at 102
Brig. Gen. Charles Edward McGee was one of the last surviving members of the Tuskegee Airmen.
-
Yellow ribbons honoring troops removed from town green amid speech dispute
Litchfield officials are concerned that allowing the ribbons opens the door to any displays of free speech, no matter how hateful or offensive.
-
New $16 billion VA medical records system delayed again. This time by COVID
Plans to deploy the software in Ohio in March are being pushed back almost two months.
-
GI Bill eligibility for Guard, reserve would expand under House-passed measure
The bill still must be approved by the Senate before becoming law.
-
Troops would automatically be enrolled in VA health care under House plan
The move could affect about 60,000 separating service members annually.
-
Everyone wants to help military toxic exposure victims. Not all want to pay.
Lawmakers support the idea but face problems paying for the nearly $300 billion plan.
-
No firings yet for VA workers who refuse COVID vaccines, despite continued warnings
Officials had said firings could start this month for staffers who missed vaccination deadlines last fall.
-
VA approved thousands of ineligible doctors — now lawmakers want changes
More than 600 deceased providers were included on VA’s Community Care list.
-
91st Brigade Engineer Bn. drove all night to honor death of oldest WWII vet
“When you Google or see the 91st Battalion mentioned in the news, it’s usually related to Mr. Brooks,” said battalion commander, Lt. Col. Patrick J. Sullivan.
-
Oldest WWII veteran remembered in museum service
Lawrence Brooks was the oldest surviving World War II veteran until his death on Jan. 5 at age 112.
-
Tuskegee Airman Brig. Gen. Charles McGee dies at 102
Brig. Gen. Charles Edward McGee was one of the last surviving members of the Tuskegee Airmen.
-
Yellow ribbons honoring troops removed from town green amid speech dispute
Litchfield officials are concerned that allowing the ribbons opens the door to any displays of free speech, no matter how hateful or offensive.
-
New $16 billion VA medical records system delayed again. This time by COVID
Plans to deploy the software in Ohio in March are being pushed back almost two months.
-
GI Bill eligibility for Guard, reserve would expand under House-passed measure
The bill still must be approved by the Senate before becoming law.
