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VA’s suicide prevention hotline expanding to third site
Expansion of the Veterans Crisis Line to a new Kansas office this fall is expected to boost staffing for the service by about 100 new employees.
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How Vietnam dramatically changed our views on honor and war
In this essay, a State University of New York professor writes about the importance of understanding how Vietnam set a pattern for finding honor in inconclusive or lost wars.
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Ken Burns interview: The story behind his Vietnam War docu-series
Ken Burns explains why it was time to tell this war story.
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VA to make beds available to non-veterans in hurricane’s aftermath
Department officials can make facilities available to non-veterans in cases of emergency.
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DoD fires Armed Forces Retirement Home boss over refusal to enact new revenue plan
The move comes as Defense Department officials look for new ways to pay for the home’s two locations, which serve about 1,000 former enlisted members.
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Ashford University gets OK to keep GI Bill students
The announcement comes after a tumultuous summer for the online for-profit school, which was, at one time, scheduled to lose its eligibility to receive VA funds in August
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Remains of Air Force colonel killed in Vietnam identified
Col. Ronald Scott’s actions on a mission a month before he was declared missing earned him a Silver Star.
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Report: Number of veterans in federal jobs rose slightly last year
Veterans made up nearly one-third of the federal workforce in fiscal 2016, up significantly over the previous seven years.
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New ad campaign reopens fight over VA privatization claims
The ads, which will air in 13 states, blast unspecified plans threatening to shift needed VA funds to private-sector doctors.
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Task force appointed to recommend New Hampshire veterans hospital changes
The Manchester VA Medical Center appointed a 12-member task force Wednesday to make recommendations on the future of New Hampshire’s only veterans hospital in the wake of whistleblower allegations of substandard treatment and conditions.
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VA’s suicide prevention hotline expanding to third site
Expansion of the Veterans Crisis Line to a new Kansas office this fall is expected to boost staffing for the service by about 100 new employees.
-
How Vietnam dramatically changed our views on honor and war
In this essay, a State University of New York professor writes about the importance of understanding how Vietnam set a pattern for finding honor in inconclusive or lost wars.
-
Ken Burns interview: The story behind his Vietnam War docu-series
Ken Burns explains why it was time to tell this war story.
-
VA to make beds available to non-veterans in hurricane’s aftermath
Department officials can make facilities available to non-veterans in cases of emergency.
-
DoD fires Armed Forces Retirement Home boss over refusal to enact new revenue plan
The move comes as Defense Department officials look for new ways to pay for the home’s two locations, which serve about 1,000 former enlisted members.
-
Ashford University gets OK to keep GI Bill students
The announcement comes after a tumultuous summer for the online for-profit school, which was, at one time, scheduled to lose its eligibility to receive VA funds in August
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Remains of Air Force colonel killed in Vietnam identified
Col. Ronald Scott’s actions on a mission a month before he was declared missing earned him a Silver Star.
-
Report: Number of veterans in federal jobs rose slightly last year
Veterans made up nearly one-third of the federal workforce in fiscal 2016, up significantly over the previous seven years.
-
New ad campaign reopens fight over VA privatization claims
The ads, which will air in 13 states, blast unspecified plans threatening to shift needed VA funds to private-sector doctors.
-
Task force appointed to recommend New Hampshire veterans hospital changes
The Manchester VA Medical Center appointed a 12-member task force Wednesday to make recommendations on the future of New Hampshire’s only veterans hospital in the wake of whistleblower allegations of substandard treatment and conditions.
-
VA’s suicide prevention hotline expanding to third site
Expansion of the Veterans Crisis Line to a new Kansas office this fall is expected to boost staffing for the service by about 100 new employees.
-
How Vietnam dramatically changed our views on honor and war
In this essay, a State University of New York professor writes about the importance of understanding how Vietnam set a pattern for finding honor in inconclusive or lost wars.
-
Ken Burns interview: The story behind his Vietnam War docu-series
Ken Burns explains why it was time to tell this war story.
-
VA to make beds available to non-veterans in hurricane’s aftermath
Department officials can make facilities available to non-veterans in cases of emergency.
-
DoD fires Armed Forces Retirement Home boss over refusal to enact new revenue plan
The move comes as Defense Department officials look for new ways to pay for the home’s two locations, which serve about 1,000 former enlisted members.
-
Ashford University gets OK to keep GI Bill students
The announcement comes after a tumultuous summer for the online for-profit school, which was, at one time, scheduled to lose its eligibility to receive VA funds in August
-
Remains of Air Force colonel killed in Vietnam identified
Col. Ronald Scott’s actions on a mission a month before he was declared missing earned him a Silver Star.
-
Report: Number of veterans in federal jobs rose slightly last year
Veterans made up nearly one-third of the federal workforce in fiscal 2016, up significantly over the previous seven years.
-
New ad campaign reopens fight over VA privatization claims
The ads, which will air in 13 states, blast unspecified plans threatening to shift needed VA funds to private-sector doctors.
-
Task force appointed to recommend New Hampshire veterans hospital changes
The Manchester VA Medical Center appointed a 12-member task force Wednesday to make recommendations on the future of New Hampshire’s only veterans hospital in the wake of whistleblower allegations of substandard treatment and conditions.
