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These four military dogs just received the nation’s highest honor
The award highlights extraordinary valor and service.
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VA Choice program won’t run out of money this week
VA officials had previously warned the program could halt if new legislation wasn’t finalized by May 31.
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Opinion: Honor the fallen by saving the living
This veteran is pleading for the help of representatives from all branches of government, doctors, psychiatrists, psychotherapists and other veterans.
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Military Appreciation Month discount update: SeaWorld, Busch Gardens, professional fights, Hooters and more
Get your links to food, entertainment and more deals for Memorial Day weekend and beyond.
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Air Force will bring back up to 1,000 retirees to plug gap in pilots, other rated officers
The Air Force announces a major expansion of the recall program.
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VA seeks relief for borrowers in Hawaii, North Carolina disaster areas
VA is requesting lenience from lenders holding VA-backed mortgages in the aftermath of tornadoes and volcanic activity.
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Groups seek information on World War I vets from families
The Brazos County World War I Centennial Committee hopes to collect photographs, records, images of artifacts and stories of locally connected World War I vets while the surviving progeny still retain these memories of their ancestors.
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Vietnam War veteran to get Distinguished Service Cross for heroism
A Tucson man who served in the U.S. Army and fought in the Vietnam War will be presented the nation’s second-highest military award during a ceremony Tuesday at Fort Huachuca in Sierra Vista.
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Veterans fear Congress has forgotten about the military’s burn pit problems
They’re pushing for new legislation to require better monitoring into health problems related to burn pit exposure.
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VA finalizes contract to bring electronic health records in line with military systems
The multi-year and multi-billion-dollar effort could have wide ranging impact on all of American health care.
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These four military dogs just received the nation’s highest honor
The award highlights extraordinary valor and service.
-
VA Choice program won’t run out of money this week
VA officials had previously warned the program could halt if new legislation wasn’t finalized by May 31.
-
Opinion: Honor the fallen by saving the living
This veteran is pleading for the help of representatives from all branches of government, doctors, psychiatrists, psychotherapists and other veterans.
-
Military Appreciation Month discount update: SeaWorld, Busch Gardens, professional fights, Hooters and more
Get your links to food, entertainment and more deals for Memorial Day weekend and beyond.
-
Air Force will bring back up to 1,000 retirees to plug gap in pilots, other rated officers
The Air Force announces a major expansion of the recall program.
-
VA seeks relief for borrowers in Hawaii, North Carolina disaster areas
VA is requesting lenience from lenders holding VA-backed mortgages in the aftermath of tornadoes and volcanic activity.
-
Groups seek information on World War I vets from families
The Brazos County World War I Centennial Committee hopes to collect photographs, records, images of artifacts and stories of locally connected World War I vets while the surviving progeny still retain these memories of their ancestors.
-
Vietnam War veteran to get Distinguished Service Cross for heroism
A Tucson man who served in the U.S. Army and fought in the Vietnam War will be presented the nation’s second-highest military award during a ceremony Tuesday at Fort Huachuca in Sierra Vista.
-
Veterans fear Congress has forgotten about the military’s burn pit problems
They’re pushing for new legislation to require better monitoring into health problems related to burn pit exposure.
-
VA finalizes contract to bring electronic health records in line with military systems
The multi-year and multi-billion-dollar effort could have wide ranging impact on all of American health care.
-
These four military dogs just received the nation’s highest honor
The award highlights extraordinary valor and service.
-
VA Choice program won’t run out of money this week
VA officials had previously warned the program could halt if new legislation wasn’t finalized by May 31.
-
Opinion: Honor the fallen by saving the living
This veteran is pleading for the help of representatives from all branches of government, doctors, psychiatrists, psychotherapists and other veterans.
-
Military Appreciation Month discount update: SeaWorld, Busch Gardens, professional fights, Hooters and more
Get your links to food, entertainment and more deals for Memorial Day weekend and beyond.
-
Air Force will bring back up to 1,000 retirees to plug gap in pilots, other rated officers
The Air Force announces a major expansion of the recall program.
-
VA seeks relief for borrowers in Hawaii, North Carolina disaster areas
VA is requesting lenience from lenders holding VA-backed mortgages in the aftermath of tornadoes and volcanic activity.
-
Groups seek information on World War I vets from families
The Brazos County World War I Centennial Committee hopes to collect photographs, records, images of artifacts and stories of locally connected World War I vets while the surviving progeny still retain these memories of their ancestors.
-
Vietnam War veteran to get Distinguished Service Cross for heroism
A Tucson man who served in the U.S. Army and fought in the Vietnam War will be presented the nation’s second-highest military award during a ceremony Tuesday at Fort Huachuca in Sierra Vista.
-
Veterans fear Congress has forgotten about the military’s burn pit problems
They’re pushing for new legislation to require better monitoring into health problems related to burn pit exposure.
-
VA finalizes contract to bring electronic health records in line with military systems
The multi-year and multi-billion-dollar effort could have wide ranging impact on all of American health care.
