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WWP survey shows some improvements for injured veterans
More of the group’s members are getting jobs and degrees, and more than half now own homes.
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6 veterans try to cash in, and help disabled vets, on ‘Millionaire’
‘Victories for Veterans’ week starts Monday.
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Veteran employment in October breaks another record
The number of unemployed veterans continued to tick downward in October, marking a record low unemployment rate for the second month in a row, according to federal data released Friday.
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Poll: More than 90 percent of vets support medical marijuana research
The poll, conducted for the American Legion, gives supporters another lobbying tool to persuade lawmakers to expand research options.
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‘No Greater Love’ offers chaplain’s view of close-up combat, and its aftermath
The film, already successful on the festival circuit, will have its premiere for the general public over Veterans Day weekend.
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Submit your design for the new National Native American Veterans Memorial
Beginning Nov. 11, the Smithsonian’s National Museum of the American Indian is accepting design submissions for the new National Native American Veterans Memorial.
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Exchanges offer new online benefit for vets starting Nov. 11
Exchanges are building up stock, expanding online capability to get ready for possible onslaught of shoppers on Veterans Day
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As retirement decision looms, less than half of eligible troops have taken mandatory training
The BRS decision is looming for more than a million service members.
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Survey: Do you want Arlington National Cemetery to encroach on the Marine Corps War Memorial?
The cemetery wants to know what you think about the proposed expansion.
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Bill would dramatically overhaul vets’ life insurance payouts
The service-disabled veterans’ life insurance program is still using 76-year-old tables for its calculations, which critics say are well overdue for updates.
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WWP survey shows some improvements for injured veterans
More of the group’s members are getting jobs and degrees, and more than half now own homes.
-
6 veterans try to cash in, and help disabled vets, on ‘Millionaire’
‘Victories for Veterans’ week starts Monday.
-
Veteran employment in October breaks another record
The number of unemployed veterans continued to tick downward in October, marking a record low unemployment rate for the second month in a row, according to federal data released Friday.
-
Poll: More than 90 percent of vets support medical marijuana research
The poll, conducted for the American Legion, gives supporters another lobbying tool to persuade lawmakers to expand research options.
-
‘No Greater Love’ offers chaplain’s view of close-up combat, and its aftermath
The film, already successful on the festival circuit, will have its premiere for the general public over Veterans Day weekend.
-
Submit your design for the new National Native American Veterans Memorial
Beginning Nov. 11, the Smithsonian’s National Museum of the American Indian is accepting design submissions for the new National Native American Veterans Memorial.
-
Exchanges offer new online benefit for vets starting Nov. 11
Exchanges are building up stock, expanding online capability to get ready for possible onslaught of shoppers on Veterans Day
-
As retirement decision looms, less than half of eligible troops have taken mandatory training
The BRS decision is looming for more than a million service members.
-
Survey: Do you want Arlington National Cemetery to encroach on the Marine Corps War Memorial?
The cemetery wants to know what you think about the proposed expansion.
-
Bill would dramatically overhaul vets’ life insurance payouts
The service-disabled veterans’ life insurance program is still using 76-year-old tables for its calculations, which critics say are well overdue for updates.
-
WWP survey shows some improvements for injured veterans
More of the group’s members are getting jobs and degrees, and more than half now own homes.
-
6 veterans try to cash in, and help disabled vets, on ‘Millionaire’
‘Victories for Veterans’ week starts Monday.
-
Veteran employment in October breaks another record
The number of unemployed veterans continued to tick downward in October, marking a record low unemployment rate for the second month in a row, according to federal data released Friday.
-
Poll: More than 90 percent of vets support medical marijuana research
The poll, conducted for the American Legion, gives supporters another lobbying tool to persuade lawmakers to expand research options.
-
‘No Greater Love’ offers chaplain’s view of close-up combat, and its aftermath
The film, already successful on the festival circuit, will have its premiere for the general public over Veterans Day weekend.
-
Submit your design for the new National Native American Veterans Memorial
Beginning Nov. 11, the Smithsonian’s National Museum of the American Indian is accepting design submissions for the new National Native American Veterans Memorial.
-
Exchanges offer new online benefit for vets starting Nov. 11
Exchanges are building up stock, expanding online capability to get ready for possible onslaught of shoppers on Veterans Day
-
As retirement decision looms, less than half of eligible troops have taken mandatory training
The BRS decision is looming for more than a million service members.
-
Survey: Do you want Arlington National Cemetery to encroach on the Marine Corps War Memorial?
The cemetery wants to know what you think about the proposed expansion.
-
Bill would dramatically overhaul vets’ life insurance payouts
The service-disabled veterans’ life insurance program is still using 76-year-old tables for its calculations, which critics say are well overdue for updates.
