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Feds seek tougher sentences for veterans who stormed Capitol
Do troops and veterans deserve leniency because they served their country or tougher punishment because they swore an oath to defend it?
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National Veterans Small Business Week launched by Small Business Administration
The SBA is highlighting the 1.8 million veteran entrepreneurs in the U.S. economy seeking to let all veterans know about resources available.
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Fleet Forces commander nominated as next Joint Chiefs vice chairman
Navy Adm. Christopher Grady, who has served in the Fleet Forces role for the last three years, would replace retiring Vice Chairman Air Force Gen. John Hyten.
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New White House suicide prevention plan for troops, vets emphasizes gun safety
The plan comes 16 months after the last White House roadmap to end suicide among veterans and troops.
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White House continues tradition of observing ‘Veterans and Military Families month’ throughout November
Government officials will spend the month horoning the sacrifices of veterans and their families.
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Mississippi Marine veteran posthumously awarded congressional medal
Embra Jackson Sr. enlisted in 1943 and was among more than 20,000 Black men who joined the Marines from 1942 to 1949.
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This week in Congress: Only four weeks of legislative work left in 2021
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of Nov. 1, 2021.
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Former VA medical center supervisor sentenced in $200k kickback scheme
According to court documents, William H. Precht, 54, of Kent, Ohio was sentenced to 37 months imprisonment and ordered to pay $1,259,390.66 in restitution after pleading guilty to the 28 charges against him.
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VA Secretary pledges improved support for caregivers
His comments came as major changes for the department’s caregiver programs loom.
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VA implements new artificial intelligence strategy to improve veteran care
The strategy was designed by the VA to meet four major objectives.
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Feds seek tougher sentences for veterans who stormed Capitol
Do troops and veterans deserve leniency because they served their country or tougher punishment because they swore an oath to defend it?
-
National Veterans Small Business Week launched by Small Business Administration
The SBA is highlighting the 1.8 million veteran entrepreneurs in the U.S. economy seeking to let all veterans know about resources available.
-
Fleet Forces commander nominated as next Joint Chiefs vice chairman
Navy Adm. Christopher Grady, who has served in the Fleet Forces role for the last three years, would replace retiring Vice Chairman Air Force Gen. John Hyten.
-
New White House suicide prevention plan for troops, vets emphasizes gun safety
The plan comes 16 months after the last White House roadmap to end suicide among veterans and troops.
-
White House continues tradition of observing ‘Veterans and Military Families month’ throughout November
Government officials will spend the month horoning the sacrifices of veterans and their families.
-
Mississippi Marine veteran posthumously awarded congressional medal
Embra Jackson Sr. enlisted in 1943 and was among more than 20,000 Black men who joined the Marines from 1942 to 1949.
-
This week in Congress: Only four weeks of legislative work left in 2021
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of Nov. 1, 2021.
-
Former VA medical center supervisor sentenced in $200k kickback scheme
According to court documents, William H. Precht, 54, of Kent, Ohio was sentenced to 37 months imprisonment and ordered to pay $1,259,390.66 in restitution after pleading guilty to the 28 charges against him.
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VA Secretary pledges improved support for caregivers
His comments came as major changes for the department’s caregiver programs loom.
-
VA implements new artificial intelligence strategy to improve veteran care
The strategy was designed by the VA to meet four major objectives.
-
Feds seek tougher sentences for veterans who stormed Capitol
Do troops and veterans deserve leniency because they served their country or tougher punishment because they swore an oath to defend it?
-
National Veterans Small Business Week launched by Small Business Administration
The SBA is highlighting the 1.8 million veteran entrepreneurs in the U.S. economy seeking to let all veterans know about resources available.
-
Fleet Forces commander nominated as next Joint Chiefs vice chairman
Navy Adm. Christopher Grady, who has served in the Fleet Forces role for the last three years, would replace retiring Vice Chairman Air Force Gen. John Hyten.
-
New White House suicide prevention plan for troops, vets emphasizes gun safety
The plan comes 16 months after the last White House roadmap to end suicide among veterans and troops.
-
White House continues tradition of observing ‘Veterans and Military Families month’ throughout November
Government officials will spend the month horoning the sacrifices of veterans and their families.
-
Mississippi Marine veteran posthumously awarded congressional medal
Embra Jackson Sr. enlisted in 1943 and was among more than 20,000 Black men who joined the Marines from 1942 to 1949.
-
This week in Congress: Only four weeks of legislative work left in 2021
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of Nov. 1, 2021.
-
Former VA medical center supervisor sentenced in $200k kickback scheme
According to court documents, William H. Precht, 54, of Kent, Ohio was sentenced to 37 months imprisonment and ordered to pay $1,259,390.66 in restitution after pleading guilty to the 28 charges against him.
-
VA Secretary pledges improved support for caregivers
His comments came as major changes for the department’s caregiver programs loom.
-
VA implements new artificial intelligence strategy to improve veteran care
The strategy was designed by the VA to meet four major objectives.
