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90,000 ‘blue water’ Vietnam veterans in line for disability benefits after Justice officials drop appeal
The move all but ends a years long legal fight over presumptive benefits for up to 90,000 Vietnam veterans.
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Chasing demons: 75 years on, D-Day haunts, drives its vets
They are back, some for the first time since war stole their innocence 75 years ago on Normandy’s D-Day beaches.
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Advocates worry that the public will forget about homeless veterans
About 38,000 veterans nationwide are without stable housing, an estimate that is down nearly half from 2010.
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A more accurate, completely digital DD 214 is on its way
A new military discharge document could be streamlined, easier to correct and available online.
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House lawmakers back big military pay raise, block plans to cut 18,000 defense medical jobs
The draft of the annual defense authorization bill also includes new protections for sexual assault victims and new help for unemployed military spouses.
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Veteran, Gitmo whistleblower investigates burn pits and their victims in new book
Hickman advises veterans to seek treatment and reach out to advocacy groups that can help.
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This week in Congress: NDAA season in the House
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of June 3, 2019.
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With major changes a week away, VA secretary confident his department is ready
New community care rules that will allow hundreds of thousands of veterans to receive care outside the VA medical system go into effect on June 6.
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Here’s why these vets are turning to yoga
Many veterans have taken advantage of yoga as a technique to calm inner turmoil and as an alternative to destructive forms of self-medicating.
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This state will turn vet MPs into police officers with just 2 weeks of training
Instead of going through the usual 12-week training process, Army and Marine police officers are now eligible to take a two-week course before their final exams.
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90,000 ‘blue water’ Vietnam veterans in line for disability benefits after Justice officials drop appeal
The move all but ends a years long legal fight over presumptive benefits for up to 90,000 Vietnam veterans.
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Chasing demons: 75 years on, D-Day haunts, drives its vets
They are back, some for the first time since war stole their innocence 75 years ago on Normandy’s D-Day beaches.
-
Advocates worry that the public will forget about homeless veterans
About 38,000 veterans nationwide are without stable housing, an estimate that is down nearly half from 2010.
-
A more accurate, completely digital DD 214 is on its way
A new military discharge document could be streamlined, easier to correct and available online.
-
House lawmakers back big military pay raise, block plans to cut 18,000 defense medical jobs
The draft of the annual defense authorization bill also includes new protections for sexual assault victims and new help for unemployed military spouses.
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Veteran, Gitmo whistleblower investigates burn pits and their victims in new book
Hickman advises veterans to seek treatment and reach out to advocacy groups that can help.
-
This week in Congress: NDAA season in the House
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of June 3, 2019.
-
With major changes a week away, VA secretary confident his department is ready
New community care rules that will allow hundreds of thousands of veterans to receive care outside the VA medical system go into effect on June 6.
-
Here’s why these vets are turning to yoga
Many veterans have taken advantage of yoga as a technique to calm inner turmoil and as an alternative to destructive forms of self-medicating.
-
This state will turn vet MPs into police officers with just 2 weeks of training
Instead of going through the usual 12-week training process, Army and Marine police officers are now eligible to take a two-week course before their final exams.
-
90,000 ‘blue water’ Vietnam veterans in line for disability benefits after Justice officials drop appeal
The move all but ends a years long legal fight over presumptive benefits for up to 90,000 Vietnam veterans.
-
Chasing demons: 75 years on, D-Day haunts, drives its vets
They are back, some for the first time since war stole their innocence 75 years ago on Normandy’s D-Day beaches.
-
Advocates worry that the public will forget about homeless veterans
About 38,000 veterans nationwide are without stable housing, an estimate that is down nearly half from 2010.
-
A more accurate, completely digital DD 214 is on its way
A new military discharge document could be streamlined, easier to correct and available online.
-
House lawmakers back big military pay raise, block plans to cut 18,000 defense medical jobs
The draft of the annual defense authorization bill also includes new protections for sexual assault victims and new help for unemployed military spouses.
-
Veteran, Gitmo whistleblower investigates burn pits and their victims in new book
Hickman advises veterans to seek treatment and reach out to advocacy groups that can help.
-
This week in Congress: NDAA season in the House
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of June 3, 2019.
-
With major changes a week away, VA secretary confident his department is ready
New community care rules that will allow hundreds of thousands of veterans to receive care outside the VA medical system go into effect on June 6.
-
Here’s why these vets are turning to yoga
Many veterans have taken advantage of yoga as a technique to calm inner turmoil and as an alternative to destructive forms of self-medicating.
-
This state will turn vet MPs into police officers with just 2 weeks of training
Instead of going through the usual 12-week training process, Army and Marine police officers are now eligible to take a two-week course before their final exams.
