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100 years later, the question remains: What happened to the USS Cyclops?
The coal hauler ship disappeared 100 years ago this month. What happened to the massive ship and its 309-man crew remains an unsolved mystery.
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Trump considers ousting his VA secretary in Cabinet shuffle
President Donald Trump is considering ousting embattled Veterans Affairs Secretary David Shulkin, who has faced an insurgency within his department and fresh allegations that he used a member of his security detail to run personal errands.
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VA promises full review of all medical testing on dogs, with a goal of ending the practice
The move reverses VA’s strong stance last year defending the medical testing on dogs as necessary and justified.
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Former Army, VA Secretary Togo West dies at age 75
West was the second African American to serve as the top Army civilian and also the second to serve as the nation’s top veterans administrator.
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This week in Congress: Combatant commanders and more budget deadlines
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of March 12.
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Shooter saw vets program as path to heal after deployment
When Albert Wong returned from an Army deployment in Afghanistan in 2013, he knew it had affected him. He had trouble adjusting to regular life, couldn’t sleep at night and was hyper-vigilant about his surroundings.
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California gunman in veteran center killings was ex-patient
Three women who devoted their lives to helping traumatized veterans were killed by a patient who had been kicked out of their Northern California treatment program, authorities and a relative of a victim said.
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Gunman takes hostages at party at largest US veterans home
Napa County Fire captain Chase Beckman says a gunman has taken hostages at a veterans home in California.
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Vets groups oppose new burial restrictions on Arlington Cemetery, but officials see few options
Army officials say expansion plans at the 154-year-old cemetery will only allow burials to last into the late 2040s, requiring more drastic steps.
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IG: Pentagon failed to address financial problems of Armed Forces Retirement Home
The report echoes financial concerns that already played a major role in a top-level firing.
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100 years later, the question remains: What happened to the USS Cyclops?
The coal hauler ship disappeared 100 years ago this month. What happened to the massive ship and its 309-man crew remains an unsolved mystery.
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Trump considers ousting his VA secretary in Cabinet shuffle
President Donald Trump is considering ousting embattled Veterans Affairs Secretary David Shulkin, who has faced an insurgency within his department and fresh allegations that he used a member of his security detail to run personal errands.
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VA promises full review of all medical testing on dogs, with a goal of ending the practice
The move reverses VA’s strong stance last year defending the medical testing on dogs as necessary and justified.
-
Former Army, VA Secretary Togo West dies at age 75
West was the second African American to serve as the top Army civilian and also the second to serve as the nation’s top veterans administrator.
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This week in Congress: Combatant commanders and more budget deadlines
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of March 12.
-
Shooter saw vets program as path to heal after deployment
When Albert Wong returned from an Army deployment in Afghanistan in 2013, he knew it had affected him. He had trouble adjusting to regular life, couldn’t sleep at night and was hyper-vigilant about his surroundings.
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California gunman in veteran center killings was ex-patient
Three women who devoted their lives to helping traumatized veterans were killed by a patient who had been kicked out of their Northern California treatment program, authorities and a relative of a victim said.
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Gunman takes hostages at party at largest US veterans home
Napa County Fire captain Chase Beckman says a gunman has taken hostages at a veterans home in California.
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Vets groups oppose new burial restrictions on Arlington Cemetery, but officials see few options
Army officials say expansion plans at the 154-year-old cemetery will only allow burials to last into the late 2040s, requiring more drastic steps.
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IG: Pentagon failed to address financial problems of Armed Forces Retirement Home
The report echoes financial concerns that already played a major role in a top-level firing.
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100 years later, the question remains: What happened to the USS Cyclops?
The coal hauler ship disappeared 100 years ago this month. What happened to the massive ship and its 309-man crew remains an unsolved mystery.
-
Trump considers ousting his VA secretary in Cabinet shuffle
President Donald Trump is considering ousting embattled Veterans Affairs Secretary David Shulkin, who has faced an insurgency within his department and fresh allegations that he used a member of his security detail to run personal errands.
-
VA promises full review of all medical testing on dogs, with a goal of ending the practice
The move reverses VA’s strong stance last year defending the medical testing on dogs as necessary and justified.
-
Former Army, VA Secretary Togo West dies at age 75
West was the second African American to serve as the top Army civilian and also the second to serve as the nation’s top veterans administrator.
-
This week in Congress: Combatant commanders and more budget deadlines
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of March 12.
-
Shooter saw vets program as path to heal after deployment
When Albert Wong returned from an Army deployment in Afghanistan in 2013, he knew it had affected him. He had trouble adjusting to regular life, couldn’t sleep at night and was hyper-vigilant about his surroundings.
-
California gunman in veteran center killings was ex-patient
Three women who devoted their lives to helping traumatized veterans were killed by a patient who had been kicked out of their Northern California treatment program, authorities and a relative of a victim said.
-
Gunman takes hostages at party at largest US veterans home
Napa County Fire captain Chase Beckman says a gunman has taken hostages at a veterans home in California.
-
Vets groups oppose new burial restrictions on Arlington Cemetery, but officials see few options
Army officials say expansion plans at the 154-year-old cemetery will only allow burials to last into the late 2040s, requiring more drastic steps.
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IG: Pentagon failed to address financial problems of Armed Forces Retirement Home
The report echoes financial concerns that already played a major role in a top-level firing.
