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Veterans are not broken
There is a myth that veterans are broken. That war has somehow destroyed the mind, body, and soul.
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Here’s one of the people to thank for your GPS
Gladys West was putting together a short bio about herself for a sorority function that recognized senior members of the group. She noted her 42-year career at the Navy base at Dahlgren and devoted one short-and-sweet line to the fact she was part of the team that developed the Global Positioning System in the 1950s…
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VA’s Oregon director removed amid promised cleanup of low-performing vet health centers
The facility’s top leader for the last three-plus years was forced out but not fired for lingering care problems there.
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Studies show shortfalls in veterans’ mental health care needs
A pair of studies released this week say more research and mental health care is needed to ensure veterans are receiving adequate assistance after leaving the ranks.
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VA reveals hundreds of additional firings following Trump’s State of the Union
Revised numbers from Veterans Affairs officials put department firings since last summer at more than 1,700 individuals.
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Veterans group creates PSA to follow rejected Super Bowl ad
AMVETS has created a 30-second public service announcement to elaborate on their print ad that was rejected by the NFL for including the message “#PleaseStand.”
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Wisconsin lawmakers seek to create ‘Green Alerts’ for vulnerable vets
Wisconsin might become the first state in the nation to create a Green Alert system for missing vulnerable veterans, reports the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel. The system would be similar to state Amber and Silver alerts for missing children and older adults, respectively.
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VA backs Trump’s State of the Union comments about accountability law’s impact
Trump claimed about 1,500 VA employees have been fired since the new law was passed, but the actual figure is less than 900.
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The Marine gunny who kept his men alive at Hue City
Retired Marine John Canley’s actions during the battle of Hue City in Vietnam in 1968 has him one step away from receiving a Medal of Honor.
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More than 133,000 vets may qualify for this tax refund windfall
If you’re one of 133,000 vets whose disability severance was improperly taxed during the last 27 years, you may be in line for a refund.
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Veterans are not broken
There is a myth that veterans are broken. That war has somehow destroyed the mind, body, and soul.
-
Here’s one of the people to thank for your GPS
Gladys West was putting together a short bio about herself for a sorority function that recognized senior members of the group. She noted her 42-year career at the Navy base at Dahlgren and devoted one short-and-sweet line to the fact she was part of the team that developed the Global Positioning System in the 1950s…
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VA’s Oregon director removed amid promised cleanup of low-performing vet health centers
The facility’s top leader for the last three-plus years was forced out but not fired for lingering care problems there.
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Studies show shortfalls in veterans’ mental health care needs
A pair of studies released this week say more research and mental health care is needed to ensure veterans are receiving adequate assistance after leaving the ranks.
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VA reveals hundreds of additional firings following Trump’s State of the Union
Revised numbers from Veterans Affairs officials put department firings since last summer at more than 1,700 individuals.
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Veterans group creates PSA to follow rejected Super Bowl ad
AMVETS has created a 30-second public service announcement to elaborate on their print ad that was rejected by the NFL for including the message “#PleaseStand.”
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Wisconsin lawmakers seek to create ‘Green Alerts’ for vulnerable vets
Wisconsin might become the first state in the nation to create a Green Alert system for missing vulnerable veterans, reports the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel. The system would be similar to state Amber and Silver alerts for missing children and older adults, respectively.
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VA backs Trump’s State of the Union comments about accountability law’s impact
Trump claimed about 1,500 VA employees have been fired since the new law was passed, but the actual figure is less than 900.
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The Marine gunny who kept his men alive at Hue City
Retired Marine John Canley’s actions during the battle of Hue City in Vietnam in 1968 has him one step away from receiving a Medal of Honor.
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More than 133,000 vets may qualify for this tax refund windfall
If you’re one of 133,000 vets whose disability severance was improperly taxed during the last 27 years, you may be in line for a refund.
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Veterans are not broken
There is a myth that veterans are broken. That war has somehow destroyed the mind, body, and soul.
-
Here’s one of the people to thank for your GPS
Gladys West was putting together a short bio about herself for a sorority function that recognized senior members of the group. She noted her 42-year career at the Navy base at Dahlgren and devoted one short-and-sweet line to the fact she was part of the team that developed the Global Positioning System in the 1950s…
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VA’s Oregon director removed amid promised cleanup of low-performing vet health centers
The facility’s top leader for the last three-plus years was forced out but not fired for lingering care problems there.
-
Studies show shortfalls in veterans’ mental health care needs
A pair of studies released this week say more research and mental health care is needed to ensure veterans are receiving adequate assistance after leaving the ranks.
-
VA reveals hundreds of additional firings following Trump’s State of the Union
Revised numbers from Veterans Affairs officials put department firings since last summer at more than 1,700 individuals.
-
Veterans group creates PSA to follow rejected Super Bowl ad
AMVETS has created a 30-second public service announcement to elaborate on their print ad that was rejected by the NFL for including the message “#PleaseStand.”
-
Wisconsin lawmakers seek to create ‘Green Alerts’ for vulnerable vets
Wisconsin might become the first state in the nation to create a Green Alert system for missing vulnerable veterans, reports the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel. The system would be similar to state Amber and Silver alerts for missing children and older adults, respectively.
-
VA backs Trump’s State of the Union comments about accountability law’s impact
Trump claimed about 1,500 VA employees have been fired since the new law was passed, but the actual figure is less than 900.
-
The Marine gunny who kept his men alive at Hue City
Retired Marine John Canley’s actions during the battle of Hue City in Vietnam in 1968 has him one step away from receiving a Medal of Honor.
-
More than 133,000 vets may qualify for this tax refund windfall
If you’re one of 133,000 vets whose disability severance was improperly taxed during the last 27 years, you may be in line for a refund.
