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Marine vet freed from Russia in 2022 injured while fighting in Ukraine
The State Department says Marine veteran Trevor Reed, who was released from Russia in a prisoner swap last year, was injured while fighting in Ukraine.
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VA to review link between military toxin and additional cancers
Three new cancers could be added to the list of presumptive conditions for VA disability benefits.
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Connecting military-affiliated students and civilians on campus
When coming to campus, those that are military-affiliated may feel isolated from their civilian counterparts.
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Biden threatens VA budget bill veto over limits on abortion, LGBT care
The plan calls for roughly $320 billion in veterans program and benefits spending next fiscal year.
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Congress set to rush through defense work ahead of August recess
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of July 24, 2023.
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Nonprofit trains service dogs for veterans battling PTSD
Northwest Battle Buddies has paired 212 veterans with service dogs to help them cope with life beyond the battlefield.
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Navigating education benefits as a student veteran: The role of school
Education benefits are one way U.S. veterans are shown appreciation. However, navigating these benefits as a student veteran can be tricky.
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Sailor killed at Pearl Harbor laid to rest in home state
Ensign Stanley W. Allen received a funeral with full military honors.
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Republican senator blocks historic VA leadership nominee
Tanya Bradsher is in line to be the first woman confirmed to the Veterans Affairs Deputy Secretary post.
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Bill to protect veterans’ gun rights prompts heated debate in House
Republicans say reforms are needed to restore faith in VA systems. Democrats say the changes could cost lives.
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Marine vet freed from Russia in 2022 injured while fighting in Ukraine
The State Department says Marine veteran Trevor Reed, who was released from Russia in a prisoner swap last year, was injured while fighting in Ukraine.
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VA to review link between military toxin and additional cancers
Three new cancers could be added to the list of presumptive conditions for VA disability benefits.
-
Connecting military-affiliated students and civilians on campus
When coming to campus, those that are military-affiliated may feel isolated from their civilian counterparts.
-
Biden threatens VA budget bill veto over limits on abortion, LGBT care
The plan calls for roughly $320 billion in veterans program and benefits spending next fiscal year.
-
Congress set to rush through defense work ahead of August recess
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of July 24, 2023.
-
Nonprofit trains service dogs for veterans battling PTSD
Northwest Battle Buddies has paired 212 veterans with service dogs to help them cope with life beyond the battlefield.
-
Navigating education benefits as a student veteran: The role of school
Education benefits are one way U.S. veterans are shown appreciation. However, navigating these benefits as a student veteran can be tricky.
-
Sailor killed at Pearl Harbor laid to rest in home state
Ensign Stanley W. Allen received a funeral with full military honors.
-
Republican senator blocks historic VA leadership nominee
Tanya Bradsher is in line to be the first woman confirmed to the Veterans Affairs Deputy Secretary post.
-
Bill to protect veterans’ gun rights prompts heated debate in House
Republicans say reforms are needed to restore faith in VA systems. Democrats say the changes could cost lives.
-
Marine vet freed from Russia in 2022 injured while fighting in Ukraine
The State Department says Marine veteran Trevor Reed, who was released from Russia in a prisoner swap last year, was injured while fighting in Ukraine.
-
VA to review link between military toxin and additional cancers
Three new cancers could be added to the list of presumptive conditions for VA disability benefits.
-
Connecting military-affiliated students and civilians on campus
When coming to campus, those that are military-affiliated may feel isolated from their civilian counterparts.
-
Biden threatens VA budget bill veto over limits on abortion, LGBT care
The plan calls for roughly $320 billion in veterans program and benefits spending next fiscal year.
-
Congress set to rush through defense work ahead of August recess
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of July 24, 2023.
-
Nonprofit trains service dogs for veterans battling PTSD
Northwest Battle Buddies has paired 212 veterans with service dogs to help them cope with life beyond the battlefield.
-
Navigating education benefits as a student veteran: The role of school
Education benefits are one way U.S. veterans are shown appreciation. However, navigating these benefits as a student veteran can be tricky.
-
Sailor killed at Pearl Harbor laid to rest in home state
Ensign Stanley W. Allen received a funeral with full military honors.
-
Republican senator blocks historic VA leadership nominee
Tanya Bradsher is in line to be the first woman confirmed to the Veterans Affairs Deputy Secretary post.
-
Bill to protect veterans’ gun rights prompts heated debate in House
Republicans say reforms are needed to restore faith in VA systems. Democrats say the changes could cost lives.
