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Tens of thousands of US vets living overseas left to find COVID vaccine doses on their own
VA officials will reimburse veterans for vaccine costs through the department’s Foreign Medical Program, but not help them find vaccine appointments.
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Army vet marching 1,800 miles to fight veteran suicide
Former Army Capt. Greg Washington will begin his walk on Friday in Mississippi.
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Veterans group shifts focus from military voting to bigger election reforms
Former military leaders with Operation Protect Democracy will now advocate for more voting access for all Americans, not just troops.
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Sweeping health and benefits changes could come soon for vets suffering toxic exposure ills
The Senate Veterans’ Affairs Committee chairman said he wants a comprehensive legislative plan on the issue by the end of May.
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Air Force veteran pleads guilty in scams to fleece other veterans
She used a variety of schemes to defraud vets, including taking VA grant money for herself.
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VA officials see dip in vaccine appointments, urge vets to get doses
VA has administered about 5 million shots in the last five months but has seen a decrease in appointments in recent weeks.
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No, SOCCENT Twitter wasn’t hacked as the command initially said
Officials from SOCCENT apologized for the tweet.
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This week in Congress: Biden’s first address to lawmakers
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of April 26, 2021.
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NCAA leader nominated for VA deputy secretary post
Donald Remy, an Army veteran and chief operating officer for the sports league, was picked to serve as the second-highest official in VA.
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Advocates renew push to end the military’s remarriage penalty for spouses of fallen troops
Under current law, surviving spouses can lost access to a host of military benefits if they remarry before age 55 .
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Tens of thousands of US vets living overseas left to find COVID vaccine doses on their own
VA officials will reimburse veterans for vaccine costs through the department’s Foreign Medical Program, but not help them find vaccine appointments.
-
Army vet marching 1,800 miles to fight veteran suicide
Former Army Capt. Greg Washington will begin his walk on Friday in Mississippi.
-
Veterans group shifts focus from military voting to bigger election reforms
Former military leaders with Operation Protect Democracy will now advocate for more voting access for all Americans, not just troops.
-
Sweeping health and benefits changes could come soon for vets suffering toxic exposure ills
The Senate Veterans’ Affairs Committee chairman said he wants a comprehensive legislative plan on the issue by the end of May.
-
Air Force veteran pleads guilty in scams to fleece other veterans
She used a variety of schemes to defraud vets, including taking VA grant money for herself.
-
VA officials see dip in vaccine appointments, urge vets to get doses
VA has administered about 5 million shots in the last five months but has seen a decrease in appointments in recent weeks.
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No, SOCCENT Twitter wasn’t hacked as the command initially said
Officials from SOCCENT apologized for the tweet.
-
This week in Congress: Biden’s first address to lawmakers
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of April 26, 2021.
-
NCAA leader nominated for VA deputy secretary post
Donald Remy, an Army veteran and chief operating officer for the sports league, was picked to serve as the second-highest official in VA.
-
Advocates renew push to end the military’s remarriage penalty for spouses of fallen troops
Under current law, surviving spouses can lost access to a host of military benefits if they remarry before age 55 .
-
Tens of thousands of US vets living overseas left to find COVID vaccine doses on their own
VA officials will reimburse veterans for vaccine costs through the department’s Foreign Medical Program, but not help them find vaccine appointments.
-
Army vet marching 1,800 miles to fight veteran suicide
Former Army Capt. Greg Washington will begin his walk on Friday in Mississippi.
-
Veterans group shifts focus from military voting to bigger election reforms
Former military leaders with Operation Protect Democracy will now advocate for more voting access for all Americans, not just troops.
-
Sweeping health and benefits changes could come soon for vets suffering toxic exposure ills
The Senate Veterans’ Affairs Committee chairman said he wants a comprehensive legislative plan on the issue by the end of May.
-
Air Force veteran pleads guilty in scams to fleece other veterans
She used a variety of schemes to defraud vets, including taking VA grant money for herself.
-
VA officials see dip in vaccine appointments, urge vets to get doses
VA has administered about 5 million shots in the last five months but has seen a decrease in appointments in recent weeks.
-
No, SOCCENT Twitter wasn’t hacked as the command initially said
Officials from SOCCENT apologized for the tweet.
-
This week in Congress: Biden’s first address to lawmakers
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of April 26, 2021.
-
NCAA leader nominated for VA deputy secretary post
Donald Remy, an Army veteran and chief operating officer for the sports league, was picked to serve as the second-highest official in VA.
-
Advocates renew push to end the military’s remarriage penalty for spouses of fallen troops
Under current law, surviving spouses can lost access to a host of military benefits if they remarry before age 55 .
