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This admiral’s brown water strategy blasted the Viet Cong out of the Mekong Delta waters
Vice Adm. Elmo “Bud” Zumwalt realized he had to inject new vigor into waterborne operations and devise a more effective strategy to abandon search-and-destroy tactics.
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IT hiccups plague Forever GI Bill implementation
Recently separated veterans may be getting inaccurate information about education benefits in the mail, potentially causing “mass confusion” among veterans about their eligibility.
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Congress again facing a looming VA care funding crisis
Money for VA Choice operations is set to run out in mid-January, forcing Congress to pass a program fix for the third time since last spring.
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How North Vietnam’s P-4s missed the mark
Modifications to the aluminum-hulled vessels improved the P-4’s air defense but had a downside.
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He’s on a mission to capture every last WWII vet’s wartime stories
Every day, the ponytailed 19-year-old son of Indian immigrants interviews at least one American combat veteran of World War II.
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Veterans seek class action lawsuit over 1966 H-bombs accident
Veterans who say they responded to a 1966 accident involving U.S. hydrogen bombs in Spain and then became ill from radiation exposure asked a federal appeals court on Monday to allow a class action lawsuit against the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs.
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This week in Congress: Closing in on 2018
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of Dec. 11.
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Veteran unemployment rises in November
After two months of record lows, veteran unemployment ticked upward last month, according to the latest U.S. labor statistics released Friday.
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VA reverses course, won’t alter homeless program funding
The department had planned to shift program funding into general use accounts, a move that worried veterans advocates.
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Veterans advocates rally at US Capitol for expanded caregiver benefits
Veterans groups want caregivers from all eras to be eligible for stipends and other assistance, but the plan would cost billions in coming years.
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This admiral’s brown water strategy blasted the Viet Cong out of the Mekong Delta waters
Vice Adm. Elmo “Bud” Zumwalt realized he had to inject new vigor into waterborne operations and devise a more effective strategy to abandon search-and-destroy tactics.
-
IT hiccups plague Forever GI Bill implementation
Recently separated veterans may be getting inaccurate information about education benefits in the mail, potentially causing “mass confusion” among veterans about their eligibility.
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Congress again facing a looming VA care funding crisis
Money for VA Choice operations is set to run out in mid-January, forcing Congress to pass a program fix for the third time since last spring.
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How North Vietnam’s P-4s missed the mark
Modifications to the aluminum-hulled vessels improved the P-4’s air defense but had a downside.
-
He’s on a mission to capture every last WWII vet’s wartime stories
Every day, the ponytailed 19-year-old son of Indian immigrants interviews at least one American combat veteran of World War II.
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Veterans seek class action lawsuit over 1966 H-bombs accident
Veterans who say they responded to a 1966 accident involving U.S. hydrogen bombs in Spain and then became ill from radiation exposure asked a federal appeals court on Monday to allow a class action lawsuit against the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs.
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This week in Congress: Closing in on 2018
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of Dec. 11.
-
Veteran unemployment rises in November
After two months of record lows, veteran unemployment ticked upward last month, according to the latest U.S. labor statistics released Friday.
-
VA reverses course, won’t alter homeless program funding
The department had planned to shift program funding into general use accounts, a move that worried veterans advocates.
-
Veterans advocates rally at US Capitol for expanded caregiver benefits
Veterans groups want caregivers from all eras to be eligible for stipends and other assistance, but the plan would cost billions in coming years.
-
This admiral’s brown water strategy blasted the Viet Cong out of the Mekong Delta waters
Vice Adm. Elmo “Bud” Zumwalt realized he had to inject new vigor into waterborne operations and devise a more effective strategy to abandon search-and-destroy tactics.
-
IT hiccups plague Forever GI Bill implementation
Recently separated veterans may be getting inaccurate information about education benefits in the mail, potentially causing “mass confusion” among veterans about their eligibility.
-
Congress again facing a looming VA care funding crisis
Money for VA Choice operations is set to run out in mid-January, forcing Congress to pass a program fix for the third time since last spring.
-
How North Vietnam’s P-4s missed the mark
Modifications to the aluminum-hulled vessels improved the P-4’s air defense but had a downside.
-
He’s on a mission to capture every last WWII vet’s wartime stories
Every day, the ponytailed 19-year-old son of Indian immigrants interviews at least one American combat veteran of World War II.
-
Veterans seek class action lawsuit over 1966 H-bombs accident
Veterans who say they responded to a 1966 accident involving U.S. hydrogen bombs in Spain and then became ill from radiation exposure asked a federal appeals court on Monday to allow a class action lawsuit against the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs.
-
This week in Congress: Closing in on 2018
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of Dec. 11.
-
Veteran unemployment rises in November
After two months of record lows, veteran unemployment ticked upward last month, according to the latest U.S. labor statistics released Friday.
-
VA reverses course, won’t alter homeless program funding
The department had planned to shift program funding into general use accounts, a move that worried veterans advocates.
-
Veterans advocates rally at US Capitol for expanded caregiver benefits
Veterans groups want caregivers from all eras to be eligible for stipends and other assistance, but the plan would cost billions in coming years.
