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Sailors bounced from recruit training thanks to dependent medical records, parents say
The Navy has clarified how it can access the medical history of sailors and Marines whose parents are, or were, in uniform.
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Court ruling could extend disability benefits to thousands of injured veterans
Under the old rules, veterans had to have a clear medical explanation for their pain in order to be eligible for disability payouts.
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Two words that can cost you thousands while selling a home
What do those real estate cliches really mean to potential buyers? You might not want to know.
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More universities to offer Hacking for Defense program
The Hacking 4 Defense program is preparing the next generation of technologists and policy experts to solve the Pentagon’s toughest problems.
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Vets group wants acting VA secretary out, calling his assignment a legal worry
Officials from AMVETS say the president must follow the law and put the current VA deputy secretary in charge.
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Wisconsin becomes first state with ‘Green Alerts’ for vulnerable vets
veterans who might be in need of assistance, WMTV/NBC15.com has reported.
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Vietnamese refugee creates monument for veterans
Nearly three years ago, Thy Cavagnaro set off on a mission: find every Vietnam War veteran in Barnegat and thank him for his service.
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Have a VA loan? You can’t be charged these fees at closing
Lenders can’t charge VA-backed borrowers for certain costs.
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VA extends request for moratorium on foreclosures after 2017 hurricanes
The agency wants lenders to hold off for 270 days.
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Budget act also addresses strip clubs, base closings, VA dog experiments, more
The $1.3 trillion budget measure passed by Congress last week has several significant policy changes to accompany the $700 billion appropriation for defense.
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Sailors bounced from recruit training thanks to dependent medical records, parents say
The Navy has clarified how it can access the medical history of sailors and Marines whose parents are, or were, in uniform.
-
Court ruling could extend disability benefits to thousands of injured veterans
Under the old rules, veterans had to have a clear medical explanation for their pain in order to be eligible for disability payouts.
-
Two words that can cost you thousands while selling a home
What do those real estate cliches really mean to potential buyers? You might not want to know.
-
More universities to offer Hacking for Defense program
The Hacking 4 Defense program is preparing the next generation of technologists and policy experts to solve the Pentagon’s toughest problems.
-
Vets group wants acting VA secretary out, calling his assignment a legal worry
Officials from AMVETS say the president must follow the law and put the current VA deputy secretary in charge.
-
Wisconsin becomes first state with ‘Green Alerts’ for vulnerable vets
veterans who might be in need of assistance, WMTV/NBC15.com has reported.
-
Vietnamese refugee creates monument for veterans
Nearly three years ago, Thy Cavagnaro set off on a mission: find every Vietnam War veteran in Barnegat and thank him for his service.
-
Have a VA loan? You can’t be charged these fees at closing
Lenders can’t charge VA-backed borrowers for certain costs.
-
VA extends request for moratorium on foreclosures after 2017 hurricanes
The agency wants lenders to hold off for 270 days.
-
Budget act also addresses strip clubs, base closings, VA dog experiments, more
The $1.3 trillion budget measure passed by Congress last week has several significant policy changes to accompany the $700 billion appropriation for defense.
-
Sailors bounced from recruit training thanks to dependent medical records, parents say
The Navy has clarified how it can access the medical history of sailors and Marines whose parents are, or were, in uniform.
-
Court ruling could extend disability benefits to thousands of injured veterans
Under the old rules, veterans had to have a clear medical explanation for their pain in order to be eligible for disability payouts.
-
Two words that can cost you thousands while selling a home
What do those real estate cliches really mean to potential buyers? You might not want to know.
-
More universities to offer Hacking for Defense program
The Hacking 4 Defense program is preparing the next generation of technologists and policy experts to solve the Pentagon’s toughest problems.
-
Vets group wants acting VA secretary out, calling his assignment a legal worry
Officials from AMVETS say the president must follow the law and put the current VA deputy secretary in charge.
-
Wisconsin becomes first state with ‘Green Alerts’ for vulnerable vets
veterans who might be in need of assistance, WMTV/NBC15.com has reported.
-
Vietnamese refugee creates monument for veterans
Nearly three years ago, Thy Cavagnaro set off on a mission: find every Vietnam War veteran in Barnegat and thank him for his service.
-
Have a VA loan? You can’t be charged these fees at closing
Lenders can’t charge VA-backed borrowers for certain costs.
-
VA extends request for moratorium on foreclosures after 2017 hurricanes
The agency wants lenders to hold off for 270 days.
-
Budget act also addresses strip clubs, base closings, VA dog experiments, more
The $1.3 trillion budget measure passed by Congress last week has several significant policy changes to accompany the $700 billion appropriation for defense.
