-
LIVE COVERAGE on election night: Voting results and the military impact
Bookmark this site for the latest military and defense policy news on election night.
-
Many student veterans risk eviction for late GI Bill payments. So this city is stepping in.
New York City announced a multi-agency effort this week to streamline emergency rent relief for those who rely on the Post-9/11 GI Bill housing stipend.
-
Veteran unemployment falls across the board
The veteran unemployment rate is the lowest it has been in the past year.
-
Will some military retirees miss the boat on new dental coverage?
Advocates are concerned some military retirees will miss the deadline and have to go without dental coverage for a year.
-
Fewer veterans were homeless in 2018, after a worrisome rise last year
About 38,000 veterans struggle with stable housing in America today.
-
Veterans Day: History of a symbol
It is perhaps the most famous poem to come out of the Great War. “In Flanders Field” was written in 20 minutes — just 15 lines in all — but it spoke volumes about those who lost their lives during the First World War on a field near Ypres, Belgium, in May 1915.
-
Why this new veterans museum is like no other
Retired Army Lt. Gen. Michael Ferriter says the new National Veterans Memorial and Museum, which opens Nov. 3, tells the stories of those who serve.
-
Commentary: 5 ways companies can help veterans transition to corporate America
Change is never easy in life, and one of the toughest transitions anyone can go through is a significant career shift. Not all career changes are created equally, though, and one of the most challenging can be the move from active duty military to corporate America.
-
New lawsuit seeks VA compensation for veterans’ unpaid emergency room costs
If successful, the case could be the first class-action suit brought against the VA since a landmark ruling this summer.
-
VA to fast-track benefits appeals for hurricane victims
Veterans in counties hit hard by the fall hurricanes will see their cases advanced quickly in coming months.
-
LIVE COVERAGE on election night: Voting results and the military impact
Bookmark this site for the latest military and defense policy news on election night.
-
Many student veterans risk eviction for late GI Bill payments. So this city is stepping in.
New York City announced a multi-agency effort this week to streamline emergency rent relief for those who rely on the Post-9/11 GI Bill housing stipend.
-
Veteran unemployment falls across the board
The veteran unemployment rate is the lowest it has been in the past year.
-
Will some military retirees miss the boat on new dental coverage?
Advocates are concerned some military retirees will miss the deadline and have to go without dental coverage for a year.
-
Fewer veterans were homeless in 2018, after a worrisome rise last year
About 38,000 veterans struggle with stable housing in America today.
-
Veterans Day: History of a symbol
It is perhaps the most famous poem to come out of the Great War. “In Flanders Field” was written in 20 minutes — just 15 lines in all — but it spoke volumes about those who lost their lives during the First World War on a field near Ypres, Belgium, in May 1915.
-
Why this new veterans museum is like no other
Retired Army Lt. Gen. Michael Ferriter says the new National Veterans Memorial and Museum, which opens Nov. 3, tells the stories of those who serve.
-
Commentary: 5 ways companies can help veterans transition to corporate America
Change is never easy in life, and one of the toughest transitions anyone can go through is a significant career shift. Not all career changes are created equally, though, and one of the most challenging can be the move from active duty military to corporate America.
-
New lawsuit seeks VA compensation for veterans’ unpaid emergency room costs
If successful, the case could be the first class-action suit brought against the VA since a landmark ruling this summer.
-
VA to fast-track benefits appeals for hurricane victims
Veterans in counties hit hard by the fall hurricanes will see their cases advanced quickly in coming months.
-
LIVE COVERAGE on election night: Voting results and the military impact
Bookmark this site for the latest military and defense policy news on election night.
-
Many student veterans risk eviction for late GI Bill payments. So this city is stepping in.
New York City announced a multi-agency effort this week to streamline emergency rent relief for those who rely on the Post-9/11 GI Bill housing stipend.
-
Veteran unemployment falls across the board
The veteran unemployment rate is the lowest it has been in the past year.
-
Will some military retirees miss the boat on new dental coverage?
Advocates are concerned some military retirees will miss the deadline and have to go without dental coverage for a year.
-
Fewer veterans were homeless in 2018, after a worrisome rise last year
About 38,000 veterans struggle with stable housing in America today.
-
Veterans Day: History of a symbol
It is perhaps the most famous poem to come out of the Great War. “In Flanders Field” was written in 20 minutes — just 15 lines in all — but it spoke volumes about those who lost their lives during the First World War on a field near Ypres, Belgium, in May 1915.
-
Why this new veterans museum is like no other
Retired Army Lt. Gen. Michael Ferriter says the new National Veterans Memorial and Museum, which opens Nov. 3, tells the stories of those who serve.
-
Commentary: 5 ways companies can help veterans transition to corporate America
Change is never easy in life, and one of the toughest transitions anyone can go through is a significant career shift. Not all career changes are created equally, though, and one of the most challenging can be the move from active duty military to corporate America.
-
New lawsuit seeks VA compensation for veterans’ unpaid emergency room costs
If successful, the case could be the first class-action suit brought against the VA since a landmark ruling this summer.
-
VA to fast-track benefits appeals for hurricane victims
Veterans in counties hit hard by the fall hurricanes will see their cases advanced quickly in coming months.
