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VA programs at the center of Congress’ latest health care battle
A plan to change rules regarding veterans seeking community medical care at government expense could have a wide-reaching impact on the national health care debate.
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VA secretary wants full review of veterans benefits programs
The department will form a new benefits advisory board to look at all available veterans benefits and how those programs can be improved.
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New documentary goes behind the scenes of vet-made ‘Range 15.’ Watch the trailer
Star power, blood, laughs, zombies and dozens of veterans come together in ‘Not a War Story.’
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Lawmakers demand answers on Air Force’s mishandling of shooter’s records
Members of Congress are looking into whether the mistakes were an isolated incident or part of a pattern of systemic problems.
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Veterans Day discount update: New grocery offer, free Starbucks, more
Our deals list expands to include more meal options and a discount code for the veteran-owned Black Rifle Coffee Company.
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New PBS documentary explores the history, problems of the VA system
A new PBS documentary goes delves into the inner workings of one of the most important but beleaguered bureaucracies in American society.
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VA secretary calls Texas shooter a criminal, not a veteran
Veterans Affairs Secretary David Shulkin said the shooter’s criminal conviction in the military means “does not deserve to have the same title as the men and women who served this country honorably.”
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WWP survey shows some improvements for injured veterans
More of the group’s members are getting jobs and degrees, and more than half now own homes.
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‘Long Road Home’ miniseries tells the ‘human story’ of deadly Iraq battle
The first episode airs Nov. 7 on the National Geographic channel.
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6 veterans try to cash in, and help disabled vets, on ‘Millionaire’
‘Victories for Veterans’ week starts Monday.
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VA programs at the center of Congress’ latest health care battle
A plan to change rules regarding veterans seeking community medical care at government expense could have a wide-reaching impact on the national health care debate.
-
VA secretary wants full review of veterans benefits programs
The department will form a new benefits advisory board to look at all available veterans benefits and how those programs can be improved.
-
New documentary goes behind the scenes of vet-made ‘Range 15.’ Watch the trailer
Star power, blood, laughs, zombies and dozens of veterans come together in ‘Not a War Story.’
-
Lawmakers demand answers on Air Force’s mishandling of shooter’s records
Members of Congress are looking into whether the mistakes were an isolated incident or part of a pattern of systemic problems.
-
Veterans Day discount update: New grocery offer, free Starbucks, more
Our deals list expands to include more meal options and a discount code for the veteran-owned Black Rifle Coffee Company.
-
New PBS documentary explores the history, problems of the VA system
A new PBS documentary goes delves into the inner workings of one of the most important but beleaguered bureaucracies in American society.
-
VA secretary calls Texas shooter a criminal, not a veteran
Veterans Affairs Secretary David Shulkin said the shooter’s criminal conviction in the military means “does not deserve to have the same title as the men and women who served this country honorably.”
-
WWP survey shows some improvements for injured veterans
More of the group’s members are getting jobs and degrees, and more than half now own homes.
-
‘Long Road Home’ miniseries tells the ‘human story’ of deadly Iraq battle
The first episode airs Nov. 7 on the National Geographic channel.
-
6 veterans try to cash in, and help disabled vets, on ‘Millionaire’
‘Victories for Veterans’ week starts Monday.
-
VA programs at the center of Congress’ latest health care battle
A plan to change rules regarding veterans seeking community medical care at government expense could have a wide-reaching impact on the national health care debate.
-
VA secretary wants full review of veterans benefits programs
The department will form a new benefits advisory board to look at all available veterans benefits and how those programs can be improved.
-
New documentary goes behind the scenes of vet-made ‘Range 15.’ Watch the trailer
Star power, blood, laughs, zombies and dozens of veterans come together in ‘Not a War Story.’
-
Lawmakers demand answers on Air Force’s mishandling of shooter’s records
Members of Congress are looking into whether the mistakes were an isolated incident or part of a pattern of systemic problems.
-
Veterans Day discount update: New grocery offer, free Starbucks, more
Our deals list expands to include more meal options and a discount code for the veteran-owned Black Rifle Coffee Company.
-
New PBS documentary explores the history, problems of the VA system
A new PBS documentary goes delves into the inner workings of one of the most important but beleaguered bureaucracies in American society.
-
VA secretary calls Texas shooter a criminal, not a veteran
Veterans Affairs Secretary David Shulkin said the shooter’s criminal conviction in the military means “does not deserve to have the same title as the men and women who served this country honorably.”
-
WWP survey shows some improvements for injured veterans
More of the group’s members are getting jobs and degrees, and more than half now own homes.
-
‘Long Road Home’ miniseries tells the ‘human story’ of deadly Iraq battle
The first episode airs Nov. 7 on the National Geographic channel.
-
6 veterans try to cash in, and help disabled vets, on ‘Millionaire’
‘Victories for Veterans’ week starts Monday.
