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What the controversial ‘accountability’ Marine officer is up to next
Hint: It will not mean running for political office in 2022, as many have speculated.
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They jumped into Normandy or ran into enemy fire. Here are the heroes and leaders we lost in 2021.
From former secretaries of state to Medal of Honor recipients, a look back at the legacies they leave behind.
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COVID-19 cases within VA hit new pandemic highs
The department recorded more than 27,000 cases on Thursday morning, almost 30 percent above its January high.
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Times Square New Year’s celebrations to include reminder of support for veterans
A message of support from the group Vets4Warriors will be visible during celebrations at the well-known site.
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Plans for National Mall memorial for Global War on Terror, DC tribute to Medal of Honor recipients move ahead
Both military monuments are still several years from groundbreaking.
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Richard Marcinko, first commanding officer of SEAL Team Six, dies
Retired Navy SEAL and the first commanding officer of SEAL Team Six, Richard “Dick” Marcinko, has died, according to a post on the Navy Seal Museum’s Facebook page.
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Service dogs help Iowa veterans, first responders
IOWA (Inspiring Our Warriors of America) Service Dogs provides mobility and psychiatric service dogs to first responders and veterans at no cost.
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Lack of a federal budget deal endangers veterans, VA secretary warns
The White House has asked for $270 billion in VA spending for the current fiscal year. Without the planned increases, “I can’t rule out impacts on individual veterans’ lives,” said Veterans Affairs Secretary Denis McDonough.
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GI Bill housing stipend protections enacted for vets whose classes were upended by the pandemic
The special authorities to protect student veterans were set to expire Tuesday night.
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Veterans Affairs COVID cases since start of pandemic top 400,000
The last 100,000 coronavirus cases in the VA system have come in just four months.
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What the controversial ‘accountability’ Marine officer is up to next
Hint: It will not mean running for political office in 2022, as many have speculated.
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They jumped into Normandy or ran into enemy fire. Here are the heroes and leaders we lost in 2021.
From former secretaries of state to Medal of Honor recipients, a look back at the legacies they leave behind.
-
COVID-19 cases within VA hit new pandemic highs
The department recorded more than 27,000 cases on Thursday morning, almost 30 percent above its January high.
-
Times Square New Year’s celebrations to include reminder of support for veterans
A message of support from the group Vets4Warriors will be visible during celebrations at the well-known site.
-
Plans for National Mall memorial for Global War on Terror, DC tribute to Medal of Honor recipients move ahead
Both military monuments are still several years from groundbreaking.
-
Richard Marcinko, first commanding officer of SEAL Team Six, dies
Retired Navy SEAL and the first commanding officer of SEAL Team Six, Richard “Dick” Marcinko, has died, according to a post on the Navy Seal Museum’s Facebook page.
-
Service dogs help Iowa veterans, first responders
IOWA (Inspiring Our Warriors of America) Service Dogs provides mobility and psychiatric service dogs to first responders and veterans at no cost.
-
Lack of a federal budget deal endangers veterans, VA secretary warns
The White House has asked for $270 billion in VA spending for the current fiscal year. Without the planned increases, “I can’t rule out impacts on individual veterans’ lives,” said Veterans Affairs Secretary Denis McDonough.
-
GI Bill housing stipend protections enacted for vets whose classes were upended by the pandemic
The special authorities to protect student veterans were set to expire Tuesday night.
-
Veterans Affairs COVID cases since start of pandemic top 400,000
The last 100,000 coronavirus cases in the VA system have come in just four months.
-
What the controversial ‘accountability’ Marine officer is up to next
Hint: It will not mean running for political office in 2022, as many have speculated.
-
They jumped into Normandy or ran into enemy fire. Here are the heroes and leaders we lost in 2021.
From former secretaries of state to Medal of Honor recipients, a look back at the legacies they leave behind.
-
COVID-19 cases within VA hit new pandemic highs
The department recorded more than 27,000 cases on Thursday morning, almost 30 percent above its January high.
-
Times Square New Year’s celebrations to include reminder of support for veterans
A message of support from the group Vets4Warriors will be visible during celebrations at the well-known site.
-
Plans for National Mall memorial for Global War on Terror, DC tribute to Medal of Honor recipients move ahead
Both military monuments are still several years from groundbreaking.
-
Richard Marcinko, first commanding officer of SEAL Team Six, dies
Retired Navy SEAL and the first commanding officer of SEAL Team Six, Richard “Dick” Marcinko, has died, according to a post on the Navy Seal Museum’s Facebook page.
-
Service dogs help Iowa veterans, first responders
IOWA (Inspiring Our Warriors of America) Service Dogs provides mobility and psychiatric service dogs to first responders and veterans at no cost.
-
Lack of a federal budget deal endangers veterans, VA secretary warns
The White House has asked for $270 billion in VA spending for the current fiscal year. Without the planned increases, “I can’t rule out impacts on individual veterans’ lives,” said Veterans Affairs Secretary Denis McDonough.
-
GI Bill housing stipend protections enacted for vets whose classes were upended by the pandemic
The special authorities to protect student veterans were set to expire Tuesday night.
-
Veterans Affairs COVID cases since start of pandemic top 400,000
The last 100,000 coronavirus cases in the VA system have come in just four months.
