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Survey: Do you want Arlington National Cemetery to encroach on the Marine Corps War Memorial?
The cemetery wants to know what you think about the proposed expansion.
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Retired 4-star: Just like Vietnam, we pulled out of Iraq too soon
Gen. Peter Pace reflects in a Q&A.
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Bill would dramatically overhaul vets’ life insurance payouts
The service-disabled veterans’ life insurance program is still using 76-year-old tables for its calculations, which critics say are well overdue for updates.
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Survey: 58 percent of IAVA members have lost a veteran to suicide
Those figures are up from past membership surveys, raising concerns about mental health problems in the community.
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Poll: Should Congress relax restrictions on medical marijuana testing?
Veterans groups are rallying efforts to convince Congress to lift restrictions on cannabis testing, hoping their discussions with lawmakers will help pressure members of the Trump administration who remain staunchly opposed.
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Dems press VA for in-depth medical marijuana research
Department officials have said federal law marking marijuana as illegal limits their research options.
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Filipino WWII veterans awarded Congressional Gold Medal
Celestino Almeda joined the Philippine Commonwealth Army in 1941, fought alongside U.S. soldiers during World War II and for nearly a decade has been seeking money the federal government had promised.
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Senate finalizes measure to give vets a 2 percent COLA boost
The cost of living increase is the largest for veterans since 2011.
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In medical marijuana debate, more veterans head to Capitol Hill
Officials from Veterans Cannabis Project say they’re working to “professionalize” the mission of convincing lawmakers to ease marijuana research restrictions.
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Commander of first flight of space shuttle Challenger dies
Paul Weitz, a retired NASA astronaut who commanded the first flight of the space shuttle Challenger and also piloted the Skylab in the early 1970s, has died. He was 85.
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Survey: Do you want Arlington National Cemetery to encroach on the Marine Corps War Memorial?
The cemetery wants to know what you think about the proposed expansion.
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Retired 4-star: Just like Vietnam, we pulled out of Iraq too soon
Gen. Peter Pace reflects in a Q&A.
-
Bill would dramatically overhaul vets’ life insurance payouts
The service-disabled veterans’ life insurance program is still using 76-year-old tables for its calculations, which critics say are well overdue for updates.
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Survey: 58 percent of IAVA members have lost a veteran to suicide
Those figures are up from past membership surveys, raising concerns about mental health problems in the community.
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Poll: Should Congress relax restrictions on medical marijuana testing?
Veterans groups are rallying efforts to convince Congress to lift restrictions on cannabis testing, hoping their discussions with lawmakers will help pressure members of the Trump administration who remain staunchly opposed.
-
Dems press VA for in-depth medical marijuana research
Department officials have said federal law marking marijuana as illegal limits their research options.
-
Filipino WWII veterans awarded Congressional Gold Medal
Celestino Almeda joined the Philippine Commonwealth Army in 1941, fought alongside U.S. soldiers during World War II and for nearly a decade has been seeking money the federal government had promised.
-
Senate finalizes measure to give vets a 2 percent COLA boost
The cost of living increase is the largest for veterans since 2011.
-
In medical marijuana debate, more veterans head to Capitol Hill
Officials from Veterans Cannabis Project say they’re working to “professionalize” the mission of convincing lawmakers to ease marijuana research restrictions.
-
Commander of first flight of space shuttle Challenger dies
Paul Weitz, a retired NASA astronaut who commanded the first flight of the space shuttle Challenger and also piloted the Skylab in the early 1970s, has died. He was 85.
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Survey: Do you want Arlington National Cemetery to encroach on the Marine Corps War Memorial?
The cemetery wants to know what you think about the proposed expansion.
-
Retired 4-star: Just like Vietnam, we pulled out of Iraq too soon
Gen. Peter Pace reflects in a Q&A.
-
Bill would dramatically overhaul vets’ life insurance payouts
The service-disabled veterans’ life insurance program is still using 76-year-old tables for its calculations, which critics say are well overdue for updates.
-
Survey: 58 percent of IAVA members have lost a veteran to suicide
Those figures are up from past membership surveys, raising concerns about mental health problems in the community.
-
Poll: Should Congress relax restrictions on medical marijuana testing?
Veterans groups are rallying efforts to convince Congress to lift restrictions on cannabis testing, hoping their discussions with lawmakers will help pressure members of the Trump administration who remain staunchly opposed.
-
Dems press VA for in-depth medical marijuana research
Department officials have said federal law marking marijuana as illegal limits their research options.
-
Filipino WWII veterans awarded Congressional Gold Medal
Celestino Almeda joined the Philippine Commonwealth Army in 1941, fought alongside U.S. soldiers during World War II and for nearly a decade has been seeking money the federal government had promised.
-
Senate finalizes measure to give vets a 2 percent COLA boost
The cost of living increase is the largest for veterans since 2011.
-
In medical marijuana debate, more veterans head to Capitol Hill
Officials from Veterans Cannabis Project say they’re working to “professionalize” the mission of convincing lawmakers to ease marijuana research restrictions.
-
Commander of first flight of space shuttle Challenger dies
Paul Weitz, a retired NASA astronaut who commanded the first flight of the space shuttle Challenger and also piloted the Skylab in the early 1970s, has died. He was 85.
