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Officer killed in Capitol attack was an Air National Guard vet
Brian Sicknick was a former staff sergeant with the New Jersey Air National Guard and deployed overseas during his time in the military.
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Veterans unemployment shows improvement amid negative reports on U.S. job market
The unemployment rate among all American veterans was 5.3 percent in December.
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Former defense secretaries Mattis, Esper decry attack on the Capitol and Trump’s rhetoric
One woman killed and numerous police injured as pro-Trump rioters attempted to disrupt congressional proceedings.
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After a years-long fight, veterans will see new medical malpractice protections
The change was prompted by Marine Corps veteran Brian Tally, who was unable to file a claim after his injuries because of VA bureaucratic mistakes.
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DoD SkillBridge: The best military transition program you didn’t know existed
Servicemembers can spend the last 180 days of their contract working at a civilian internship without losing benefits or pay.
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New law expands VA loan eligibility for Guard, COVID-19 vets
Many National Guard troops who completed COVID-19 orders in 2020 are now eligible for the VA loan. Are you?
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Women veterans, students would see expanded services and benefits under new law
The sweeping veterans policy measure was passed in mid-December but wasn’t signed into law until Tuesday.
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The VA has vaccinated nearly a third of its workforce
Employees at 195 Department of Veterans Affairs medical facilities have begun to receive initial doses of the COVID-19 vaccine.
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VA’s coronavirus deaths have now surpassed totals from Iraq, Afghanistan wars
More than 6,700 Veterans Affairs patients have died from virus complications in the last 10 months.
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New in 2021: Confirmation timing for new DoD, VA secretaries could be tricky
Uncertainty over Senate control could push hearings, votes well past the inauguration.
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Officer killed in Capitol attack was an Air National Guard vet
Brian Sicknick was a former staff sergeant with the New Jersey Air National Guard and deployed overseas during his time in the military.
-
Veterans unemployment shows improvement amid negative reports on U.S. job market
The unemployment rate among all American veterans was 5.3 percent in December.
-
Former defense secretaries Mattis, Esper decry attack on the Capitol and Trump’s rhetoric
One woman killed and numerous police injured as pro-Trump rioters attempted to disrupt congressional proceedings.
-
After a years-long fight, veterans will see new medical malpractice protections
The change was prompted by Marine Corps veteran Brian Tally, who was unable to file a claim after his injuries because of VA bureaucratic mistakes.
-
DoD SkillBridge: The best military transition program you didn’t know existed
Servicemembers can spend the last 180 days of their contract working at a civilian internship without losing benefits or pay.
-
New law expands VA loan eligibility for Guard, COVID-19 vets
Many National Guard troops who completed COVID-19 orders in 2020 are now eligible for the VA loan. Are you?
-
Women veterans, students would see expanded services and benefits under new law
The sweeping veterans policy measure was passed in mid-December but wasn’t signed into law until Tuesday.
-
The VA has vaccinated nearly a third of its workforce
Employees at 195 Department of Veterans Affairs medical facilities have begun to receive initial doses of the COVID-19 vaccine.
-
VA’s coronavirus deaths have now surpassed totals from Iraq, Afghanistan wars
More than 6,700 Veterans Affairs patients have died from virus complications in the last 10 months.
-
New in 2021: Confirmation timing for new DoD, VA secretaries could be tricky
Uncertainty over Senate control could push hearings, votes well past the inauguration.
-
Officer killed in Capitol attack was an Air National Guard vet
Brian Sicknick was a former staff sergeant with the New Jersey Air National Guard and deployed overseas during his time in the military.
-
Veterans unemployment shows improvement amid negative reports on U.S. job market
The unemployment rate among all American veterans was 5.3 percent in December.
-
Former defense secretaries Mattis, Esper decry attack on the Capitol and Trump’s rhetoric
One woman killed and numerous police injured as pro-Trump rioters attempted to disrupt congressional proceedings.
-
After a years-long fight, veterans will see new medical malpractice protections
The change was prompted by Marine Corps veteran Brian Tally, who was unable to file a claim after his injuries because of VA bureaucratic mistakes.
-
DoD SkillBridge: The best military transition program you didn’t know existed
Servicemembers can spend the last 180 days of their contract working at a civilian internship without losing benefits or pay.
-
New law expands VA loan eligibility for Guard, COVID-19 vets
Many National Guard troops who completed COVID-19 orders in 2020 are now eligible for the VA loan. Are you?
-
Women veterans, students would see expanded services and benefits under new law
The sweeping veterans policy measure was passed in mid-December but wasn’t signed into law until Tuesday.
-
The VA has vaccinated nearly a third of its workforce
Employees at 195 Department of Veterans Affairs medical facilities have begun to receive initial doses of the COVID-19 vaccine.
-
VA’s coronavirus deaths have now surpassed totals from Iraq, Afghanistan wars
More than 6,700 Veterans Affairs patients have died from virus complications in the last 10 months.
-
New in 2021: Confirmation timing for new DoD, VA secretaries could be tricky
Uncertainty over Senate control could push hearings, votes well past the inauguration.
