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Former Virginia governor, senator Chuck Robb pens book about being a Marine
Chuck Robb served as a Marine Corps major long before he became a holder of high office.
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New treatment court gives N.C. veterans a second chance
The Catawba County Veterans Treatment Court is unlike most courts.
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Legislation targets GI Bill racial inequities
The legislation would extend the VA Loan Guaranty Program and GI Bill educational assistance to Black WWII veterans and their descendants who are alive at the time of the bill’s enactment.
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Benefits for military burn pit victims could expand dramatically under White House plan
VA officials will go beyond sceintific studies to include other medical sources in evaluating whether certain illnesses are linked to toxic exposure during military service.
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Green Beret turned playwright hopes for healing with Veterans Day movie release
“Last Out” begins streaming on Veterans Day.
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Former Sentinels visit Tomb of the Unknown Soldier for centennial commemoration
The public was invited to pay respects at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier Centennial Commemoration at Arlington National Cemetery.
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Vets should be getting fewer disability benefits, more help in post-military life says former SECVA
Robert Wilkie also criticized his old department as resistant to reform and stuck in the past.
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In Veterans Day message, White House touts improved benefits, services for vets
Presiden Joe Biden also discussed the White House’s Joining Forces campaign in the annual holiday proclamation.
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GWOT memorial made of over 7,000 dog tags will be displayed at Lincoln Memorial
The Fallen Heroes Memorial, sponsored by Veterans and Athletes United and Tunnel to Towers, will be displayed at the Lincoln Memorial from 7 a.m. until 6:30 p.m. Nov. 11, during which the names of the 7063 servicemembers who made the ultimate sacrifice during the Global War on Terror will be read.
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War remembrance tourism fights for life thanks to COVID-19
Another Armistice Day beckons on Nov. 11 and the outlook remains bleak.
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Former Virginia governor, senator Chuck Robb pens book about being a Marine
Chuck Robb served as a Marine Corps major long before he became a holder of high office.
-
New treatment court gives N.C. veterans a second chance
The Catawba County Veterans Treatment Court is unlike most courts.
-
Legislation targets GI Bill racial inequities
The legislation would extend the VA Loan Guaranty Program and GI Bill educational assistance to Black WWII veterans and their descendants who are alive at the time of the bill’s enactment.
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Benefits for military burn pit victims could expand dramatically under White House plan
VA officials will go beyond sceintific studies to include other medical sources in evaluating whether certain illnesses are linked to toxic exposure during military service.
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Green Beret turned playwright hopes for healing with Veterans Day movie release
“Last Out” begins streaming on Veterans Day.
-
Former Sentinels visit Tomb of the Unknown Soldier for centennial commemoration
The public was invited to pay respects at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier Centennial Commemoration at Arlington National Cemetery.
-
Vets should be getting fewer disability benefits, more help in post-military life says former SECVA
Robert Wilkie also criticized his old department as resistant to reform and stuck in the past.
-
In Veterans Day message, White House touts improved benefits, services for vets
Presiden Joe Biden also discussed the White House’s Joining Forces campaign in the annual holiday proclamation.
-
GWOT memorial made of over 7,000 dog tags will be displayed at Lincoln Memorial
The Fallen Heroes Memorial, sponsored by Veterans and Athletes United and Tunnel to Towers, will be displayed at the Lincoln Memorial from 7 a.m. until 6:30 p.m. Nov. 11, during which the names of the 7063 servicemembers who made the ultimate sacrifice during the Global War on Terror will be read.
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War remembrance tourism fights for life thanks to COVID-19
Another Armistice Day beckons on Nov. 11 and the outlook remains bleak.
-
Former Virginia governor, senator Chuck Robb pens book about being a Marine
Chuck Robb served as a Marine Corps major long before he became a holder of high office.
-
New treatment court gives N.C. veterans a second chance
The Catawba County Veterans Treatment Court is unlike most courts.
-
Legislation targets GI Bill racial inequities
The legislation would extend the VA Loan Guaranty Program and GI Bill educational assistance to Black WWII veterans and their descendants who are alive at the time of the bill’s enactment.
-
Benefits for military burn pit victims could expand dramatically under White House plan
VA officials will go beyond sceintific studies to include other medical sources in evaluating whether certain illnesses are linked to toxic exposure during military service.
-
Green Beret turned playwright hopes for healing with Veterans Day movie release
“Last Out” begins streaming on Veterans Day.
-
Former Sentinels visit Tomb of the Unknown Soldier for centennial commemoration
The public was invited to pay respects at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier Centennial Commemoration at Arlington National Cemetery.
-
Vets should be getting fewer disability benefits, more help in post-military life says former SECVA
Robert Wilkie also criticized his old department as resistant to reform and stuck in the past.
-
In Veterans Day message, White House touts improved benefits, services for vets
Presiden Joe Biden also discussed the White House’s Joining Forces campaign in the annual holiday proclamation.
-
GWOT memorial made of over 7,000 dog tags will be displayed at Lincoln Memorial
The Fallen Heroes Memorial, sponsored by Veterans and Athletes United and Tunnel to Towers, will be displayed at the Lincoln Memorial from 7 a.m. until 6:30 p.m. Nov. 11, during which the names of the 7063 servicemembers who made the ultimate sacrifice during the Global War on Terror will be read.
-
War remembrance tourism fights for life thanks to COVID-19
Another Armistice Day beckons on Nov. 11 and the outlook remains bleak.
