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Caregivers rejected for VA financial aid could get new appeal chances
The U.S. Court of Appeals for Veterans Claims says families should get a chance to take their cases to the Board of Veterans’ Appeals, which handles other benefits disputes.
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Multiple VA medical centers may be rebuilt under Biden’s infrastructure plan
VA officials estimate 10 to 15 facilities could be completely replaced under spending plans outlined in the package.
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Separating troops with uncertain career plans to be targeted for extra employment help
About 6,700 troops and some additional spouses will get focused support in finding new job ideas and resources through the program.
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This week in Congress: Details on the Afghanistan withdrawal plan
Defense and veteran hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of April 19, 2021.
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As Biden improves support with vets, Afghanistan plan a plus to some
Results from around the country last year suggest Biden has an edge with some military voters unlike his recent predecessors.
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Military Times launches new online obituary platform
Publishing an online obit is a service that Military Times will offer free of charge.
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Bill would give US vets of 1966 Spain hydrogen bomb accident benefits
The VA denied them disability benefits based on radiation exposure estimates compiled by the Air Force.
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VA dumps plans to stop students from adding non-degree classes to keep GI Bill benefits
Department leaders had planned a policy change in August which could have cost some veterans thousands in education benefits.
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Troops exposed to Agent Orange outside of Vietnam could be in line for presumptive benefits
A new measure introduced Thursday would cover veterans who served in Thailand, Laos, and Cambodia during the Vietnam War.
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Montana high court cancels parole conditions in stolen valor case
The two men appealed the conditions last year. American Civil Liberties Union of Montana had called the conditions degrading and unconstitutional.
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Caregivers rejected for VA financial aid could get new appeal chances
The U.S. Court of Appeals for Veterans Claims says families should get a chance to take their cases to the Board of Veterans’ Appeals, which handles other benefits disputes.
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Multiple VA medical centers may be rebuilt under Biden’s infrastructure plan
VA officials estimate 10 to 15 facilities could be completely replaced under spending plans outlined in the package.
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Separating troops with uncertain career plans to be targeted for extra employment help
About 6,700 troops and some additional spouses will get focused support in finding new job ideas and resources through the program.
-
This week in Congress: Details on the Afghanistan withdrawal plan
Defense and veteran hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of April 19, 2021.
-
As Biden improves support with vets, Afghanistan plan a plus to some
Results from around the country last year suggest Biden has an edge with some military voters unlike his recent predecessors.
-
Military Times launches new online obituary platform
Publishing an online obit is a service that Military Times will offer free of charge.
-
Bill would give US vets of 1966 Spain hydrogen bomb accident benefits
The VA denied them disability benefits based on radiation exposure estimates compiled by the Air Force.
-
VA dumps plans to stop students from adding non-degree classes to keep GI Bill benefits
Department leaders had planned a policy change in August which could have cost some veterans thousands in education benefits.
-
Troops exposed to Agent Orange outside of Vietnam could be in line for presumptive benefits
A new measure introduced Thursday would cover veterans who served in Thailand, Laos, and Cambodia during the Vietnam War.
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Montana high court cancels parole conditions in stolen valor case
The two men appealed the conditions last year. American Civil Liberties Union of Montana had called the conditions degrading and unconstitutional.
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Caregivers rejected for VA financial aid could get new appeal chances
The U.S. Court of Appeals for Veterans Claims says families should get a chance to take their cases to the Board of Veterans’ Appeals, which handles other benefits disputes.
-
Multiple VA medical centers may be rebuilt under Biden’s infrastructure plan
VA officials estimate 10 to 15 facilities could be completely replaced under spending plans outlined in the package.
-
Separating troops with uncertain career plans to be targeted for extra employment help
About 6,700 troops and some additional spouses will get focused support in finding new job ideas and resources through the program.
-
This week in Congress: Details on the Afghanistan withdrawal plan
Defense and veteran hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of April 19, 2021.
-
As Biden improves support with vets, Afghanistan plan a plus to some
Results from around the country last year suggest Biden has an edge with some military voters unlike his recent predecessors.
-
Military Times launches new online obituary platform
Publishing an online obit is a service that Military Times will offer free of charge.
-
Bill would give US vets of 1966 Spain hydrogen bomb accident benefits
The VA denied them disability benefits based on radiation exposure estimates compiled by the Air Force.
-
VA dumps plans to stop students from adding non-degree classes to keep GI Bill benefits
Department leaders had planned a policy change in August which could have cost some veterans thousands in education benefits.
-
Troops exposed to Agent Orange outside of Vietnam could be in line for presumptive benefits
A new measure introduced Thursday would cover veterans who served in Thailand, Laos, and Cambodia during the Vietnam War.
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Montana high court cancels parole conditions in stolen valor case
The two men appealed the conditions last year. American Civil Liberties Union of Montana had called the conditions degrading and unconstitutional.
