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This week in Congress: Lawmakers confront Pentagon leaders on Afghanistan
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of Sept. 27, 2021.
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‘I do seek help’, SECVA says on walk for military suicide awareness
SECVA Denis McDonough joined about two dozen Gold Star families on a walk for military suicide awareness Saturday.
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Military couple turned farmers helps veterans and other entrepreneurs sell their goods
Justin and Tara Brant held the grand opening of Black Swamp Artisanal Market in downtown Dover.
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A VA hospital barred a veteran’s service dog. After the vet’s suicide, it changed its policy
An investigation looked into two VA facilities that didn’t provide adequate mental health care.
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Lack of oversight caused VA to overspend by tens of millions on prosthetics: watchdog
An OIG report has found the VHA is overspending on prosthetics.
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Veterans at Revolutionary battlefield dig find camaraderie
The meticulous field work gave the veterans a familiar sense of camaraderie and mission.
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Advocates push for space on National Mall to honor Global War on Terror troops
Plans for construction of the memorial are already underway, but Congress still has to approve the prominent location.
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VA zeroes in on gun safety as a way to reduce veteran suicides
Roughly 70 percent of veteran suicide deaths in 2019 involved a firearm.
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Thousands of caregivers may lose monthly stipends under new VA review
Nearly 20,000 caregivers of injured veterans will have their cases re-examined to see if they still qualify for the benefit.
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Veterans benefits could see a big cost-of-living boost later this year
Outside groups estimate the increase could be more than 6.0 percent for the first time in decades.
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This week in Congress: Lawmakers confront Pentagon leaders on Afghanistan
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of Sept. 27, 2021.
-
‘I do seek help’, SECVA says on walk for military suicide awareness
SECVA Denis McDonough joined about two dozen Gold Star families on a walk for military suicide awareness Saturday.
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Military couple turned farmers helps veterans and other entrepreneurs sell their goods
Justin and Tara Brant held the grand opening of Black Swamp Artisanal Market in downtown Dover.
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A VA hospital barred a veteran’s service dog. After the vet’s suicide, it changed its policy
An investigation looked into two VA facilities that didn’t provide adequate mental health care.
-
Lack of oversight caused VA to overspend by tens of millions on prosthetics: watchdog
An OIG report has found the VHA is overspending on prosthetics.
-
Veterans at Revolutionary battlefield dig find camaraderie
The meticulous field work gave the veterans a familiar sense of camaraderie and mission.
-
Advocates push for space on National Mall to honor Global War on Terror troops
Plans for construction of the memorial are already underway, but Congress still has to approve the prominent location.
-
VA zeroes in on gun safety as a way to reduce veteran suicides
Roughly 70 percent of veteran suicide deaths in 2019 involved a firearm.
-
Thousands of caregivers may lose monthly stipends under new VA review
Nearly 20,000 caregivers of injured veterans will have their cases re-examined to see if they still qualify for the benefit.
-
Veterans benefits could see a big cost-of-living boost later this year
Outside groups estimate the increase could be more than 6.0 percent for the first time in decades.
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This week in Congress: Lawmakers confront Pentagon leaders on Afghanistan
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of Sept. 27, 2021.
-
‘I do seek help’, SECVA says on walk for military suicide awareness
SECVA Denis McDonough joined about two dozen Gold Star families on a walk for military suicide awareness Saturday.
-
Military couple turned farmers helps veterans and other entrepreneurs sell their goods
Justin and Tara Brant held the grand opening of Black Swamp Artisanal Market in downtown Dover.
-
A VA hospital barred a veteran’s service dog. After the vet’s suicide, it changed its policy
An investigation looked into two VA facilities that didn’t provide adequate mental health care.
-
Lack of oversight caused VA to overspend by tens of millions on prosthetics: watchdog
An OIG report has found the VHA is overspending on prosthetics.
-
Veterans at Revolutionary battlefield dig find camaraderie
The meticulous field work gave the veterans a familiar sense of camaraderie and mission.
-
Advocates push for space on National Mall to honor Global War on Terror troops
Plans for construction of the memorial are already underway, but Congress still has to approve the prominent location.
-
VA zeroes in on gun safety as a way to reduce veteran suicides
Roughly 70 percent of veteran suicide deaths in 2019 involved a firearm.
-
Thousands of caregivers may lose monthly stipends under new VA review
Nearly 20,000 caregivers of injured veterans will have their cases re-examined to see if they still qualify for the benefit.
-
Veterans benefits could see a big cost-of-living boost later this year
Outside groups estimate the increase could be more than 6.0 percent for the first time in decades.
