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Lawmakers unveil planned VA health reforms, but department leaders want more
Proposals before Congress would allow more veterans to seek care at private-sector doctors’ offices with VA officials picking up the bill.
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Special Forces medic receives Medal of Honor for top secret mission
On Sept. 11, 1970, then-Sgt. Gary “Mike” Rose was the only medic among a group of 136 men who were inserted by helicopter in Laos.
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Outside conservative groups entering the fight over VA health care reforms
In a letter to House lawmakers, a new coalition of mostly non-veterans groups are advocating for sweeping changes to VA health care.
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This week in Congress: Starting debate on VA health reforms
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of Oct. 23.
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National memorial to female vets marks its 20th anniversary
The 33,000 square-foot (3,066 square-meter) memorial, known formally as the Women in Military Service for America Memorial, is celebrating its 20th anniversary this weekend with a series of events.
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Training on vet suicides set at Nevada prisons
Out of a tragedy, the state of Nevada is launching a new suicide training protocol for prison workers to help jailed combat veterans.
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Not all veterans will be eligible for new ID cards
VA officials decided not to issue the new IDs to veterans with other-than-honorable discharges, upsetting advocates.
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Advocates: Leave Gold Star families out of politics
Recent scandals scandals involving the president’s handling of condolences for fallen troops overseas have brought those families back into the spotlight.
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Massachusetts Iwo Jima memorial vandalized again
Police in Massachusetts are investigating the latest case of vandalism to an Iwo Jima memorial.
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Federal union slams VA health reforms as dangerous for vets
AFGE officials said the new Vets CARE plan would send billions in needed funds from VA accounts to private-sector physicians.
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Lawmakers unveil planned VA health reforms, but department leaders want more
Proposals before Congress would allow more veterans to seek care at private-sector doctors’ offices with VA officials picking up the bill.
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Special Forces medic receives Medal of Honor for top secret mission
On Sept. 11, 1970, then-Sgt. Gary “Mike” Rose was the only medic among a group of 136 men who were inserted by helicopter in Laos.
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Outside conservative groups entering the fight over VA health care reforms
In a letter to House lawmakers, a new coalition of mostly non-veterans groups are advocating for sweeping changes to VA health care.
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This week in Congress: Starting debate on VA health reforms
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of Oct. 23.
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National memorial to female vets marks its 20th anniversary
The 33,000 square-foot (3,066 square-meter) memorial, known formally as the Women in Military Service for America Memorial, is celebrating its 20th anniversary this weekend with a series of events.
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Training on vet suicides set at Nevada prisons
Out of a tragedy, the state of Nevada is launching a new suicide training protocol for prison workers to help jailed combat veterans.
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Not all veterans will be eligible for new ID cards
VA officials decided not to issue the new IDs to veterans with other-than-honorable discharges, upsetting advocates.
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Advocates: Leave Gold Star families out of politics
Recent scandals scandals involving the president’s handling of condolences for fallen troops overseas have brought those families back into the spotlight.
-
Massachusetts Iwo Jima memorial vandalized again
Police in Massachusetts are investigating the latest case of vandalism to an Iwo Jima memorial.
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Federal union slams VA health reforms as dangerous for vets
AFGE officials said the new Vets CARE plan would send billions in needed funds from VA accounts to private-sector physicians.
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Lawmakers unveil planned VA health reforms, but department leaders want more
Proposals before Congress would allow more veterans to seek care at private-sector doctors’ offices with VA officials picking up the bill.
-
Special Forces medic receives Medal of Honor for top secret mission
On Sept. 11, 1970, then-Sgt. Gary “Mike” Rose was the only medic among a group of 136 men who were inserted by helicopter in Laos.
-
Outside conservative groups entering the fight over VA health care reforms
In a letter to House lawmakers, a new coalition of mostly non-veterans groups are advocating for sweeping changes to VA health care.
-
This week in Congress: Starting debate on VA health reforms
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of Oct. 23.
-
National memorial to female vets marks its 20th anniversary
The 33,000 square-foot (3,066 square-meter) memorial, known formally as the Women in Military Service for America Memorial, is celebrating its 20th anniversary this weekend with a series of events.
-
Training on vet suicides set at Nevada prisons
Out of a tragedy, the state of Nevada is launching a new suicide training protocol for prison workers to help jailed combat veterans.
-
Not all veterans will be eligible for new ID cards
VA officials decided not to issue the new IDs to veterans with other-than-honorable discharges, upsetting advocates.
-
Advocates: Leave Gold Star families out of politics
Recent scandals scandals involving the president’s handling of condolences for fallen troops overseas have brought those families back into the spotlight.
-
Massachusetts Iwo Jima memorial vandalized again
Police in Massachusetts are investigating the latest case of vandalism to an Iwo Jima memorial.
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Federal union slams VA health reforms as dangerous for vets
AFGE officials said the new Vets CARE plan would send billions in needed funds from VA accounts to private-sector physicians.
