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VA reform plans at risk as White House slow to fill top leadership posts
Besides Secretary McDonough, no nominees have been announced for VA leadership positions.
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Her military career cut short inspires advocacy and nonprofit addressing epidemic facing veterans and first responders
After a military career cut short by trauma, this West Point graduate co-founded an organization to address the increasing suicide rates among first responders.
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Veterans, families may need to get COVID vaccine boosters later this year
New VA research shows immunity from current vaccines may only last seven to nine months, and that the virus could spawn different variations in coming months.
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With a half million personnel records backlogged, VA promises vaccines for archive staffers to catch up
A backlog of more than 500,000 requests has accumulated in the last year.
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Student veterans, your GI Bill benefits will be easier to access this fall. Here’s how
The changes are part of a multi-year effort to provide faster and easier access to GI Bill benefits.
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VA to begin pilot programs to get COVID vaccines to all vets, spouses, caregivers
More than 33 million veterans and family members are now eligible to get the vaccine through VA.
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Teaching at a military service academy enriched my leadership
The influence that civilian staff and faculty have on military institutions can also go the other way, says the author of this commentary.
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7 tips for veterans who want to work in the media and entertainment industry
A Marine veteran shares some tips to smooth the transition for those veteran creatives not quite sure how to break into the media and entertainment industry.
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National Vietnam Veterans Day celebrations adapt for second year in pandemic
Vietnam Veterans Day is March 29.
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Renewed push to make more Guard, Reserve missions count towards GI Bill benefits
The move would make more education benefits available to thousands of part-time troops.
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VA reform plans at risk as White House slow to fill top leadership posts
Besides Secretary McDonough, no nominees have been announced for VA leadership positions.
-
Her military career cut short inspires advocacy and nonprofit addressing epidemic facing veterans and first responders
After a military career cut short by trauma, this West Point graduate co-founded an organization to address the increasing suicide rates among first responders.
-
Veterans, families may need to get COVID vaccine boosters later this year
New VA research shows immunity from current vaccines may only last seven to nine months, and that the virus could spawn different variations in coming months.
-
With a half million personnel records backlogged, VA promises vaccines for archive staffers to catch up
A backlog of more than 500,000 requests has accumulated in the last year.
-
Student veterans, your GI Bill benefits will be easier to access this fall. Here’s how
The changes are part of a multi-year effort to provide faster and easier access to GI Bill benefits.
-
VA to begin pilot programs to get COVID vaccines to all vets, spouses, caregivers
More than 33 million veterans and family members are now eligible to get the vaccine through VA.
-
Teaching at a military service academy enriched my leadership
The influence that civilian staff and faculty have on military institutions can also go the other way, says the author of this commentary.
-
7 tips for veterans who want to work in the media and entertainment industry
A Marine veteran shares some tips to smooth the transition for those veteran creatives not quite sure how to break into the media and entertainment industry.
-
National Vietnam Veterans Day celebrations adapt for second year in pandemic
Vietnam Veterans Day is March 29.
-
Renewed push to make more Guard, Reserve missions count towards GI Bill benefits
The move would make more education benefits available to thousands of part-time troops.
-
VA reform plans at risk as White House slow to fill top leadership posts
Besides Secretary McDonough, no nominees have been announced for VA leadership positions.
-
Her military career cut short inspires advocacy and nonprofit addressing epidemic facing veterans and first responders
After a military career cut short by trauma, this West Point graduate co-founded an organization to address the increasing suicide rates among first responders.
-
Veterans, families may need to get COVID vaccine boosters later this year
New VA research shows immunity from current vaccines may only last seven to nine months, and that the virus could spawn different variations in coming months.
-
With a half million personnel records backlogged, VA promises vaccines for archive staffers to catch up
A backlog of more than 500,000 requests has accumulated in the last year.
-
Student veterans, your GI Bill benefits will be easier to access this fall. Here’s how
The changes are part of a multi-year effort to provide faster and easier access to GI Bill benefits.
-
VA to begin pilot programs to get COVID vaccines to all vets, spouses, caregivers
More than 33 million veterans and family members are now eligible to get the vaccine through VA.
-
Teaching at a military service academy enriched my leadership
The influence that civilian staff and faculty have on military institutions can also go the other way, says the author of this commentary.
-
7 tips for veterans who want to work in the media and entertainment industry
A Marine veteran shares some tips to smooth the transition for those veteran creatives not quite sure how to break into the media and entertainment industry.
-
National Vietnam Veterans Day celebrations adapt for second year in pandemic
Vietnam Veterans Day is March 29.
-
Renewed push to make more Guard, Reserve missions count towards GI Bill benefits
The move would make more education benefits available to thousands of part-time troops.
