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Not all veterans will be eligible for new ID cards
VA officials decided not to issue the new IDs to veterans with other-than-honorable discharges, upsetting advocates.
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Charities new to military CFC groups focus on scholarships, vet careers
Military charity groups saw campaign donations fall in 2016.
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CFC’s new online portal may lead more donors to military family, youth programs
Campaign participates can search by installation when choosing how to donate.
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VA releases plans for sweeping health care overhaul
The plan would ease rules concerning veterans seeking medical appointments outside the VA system at government expense, potentially sending tens of thousands of them into the private sector for care.
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WWII German POW returns to Washington state to say thank you
Gunter Grawe spent three years as a German prisoner of war in western Washington, a World War II incarceration he recalls not with rancor but gratitude for the chance to “live and learn in America.”
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National Infantry Museum to dedicate new Global War on Terrorism Memorial
The National Infantry Museum in Columbus, Georgia, will hold a dedication ceremony for the Global War on Terrorism Memorial on Monday.
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VA officials promise they’re not looking at benefits cut this year
White House officials months ago dropped plans to trim VA Individual Unemployability benefits, but rumors about potential cuts have persisted.
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Lawmakers take first steps toward a BRAC for VA facilities
Supporters admit the idea of closing VA buildings nationwide will be controversial, but said too many existing facilities are aging and underused.
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Colorado WWII veterans awarded France’s highest honor
The French government presented five World War II veterans from northern Colorado with the country’s highest honor for their efforts in liberating France from Nazi control in 1944.
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Former VA secretary: 3 tips for transitioning service members
Army veteran and former VA secretary Bob McDonald was recently named chairman of the board of directors at RallyPoint.
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Not all veterans will be eligible for new ID cards
VA officials decided not to issue the new IDs to veterans with other-than-honorable discharges, upsetting advocates.
-
Charities new to military CFC groups focus on scholarships, vet careers
Military charity groups saw campaign donations fall in 2016.
-
CFC’s new online portal may lead more donors to military family, youth programs
Campaign participates can search by installation when choosing how to donate.
-
VA releases plans for sweeping health care overhaul
The plan would ease rules concerning veterans seeking medical appointments outside the VA system at government expense, potentially sending tens of thousands of them into the private sector for care.
-
WWII German POW returns to Washington state to say thank you
Gunter Grawe spent three years as a German prisoner of war in western Washington, a World War II incarceration he recalls not with rancor but gratitude for the chance to “live and learn in America.”
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National Infantry Museum to dedicate new Global War on Terrorism Memorial
The National Infantry Museum in Columbus, Georgia, will hold a dedication ceremony for the Global War on Terrorism Memorial on Monday.
-
VA officials promise they’re not looking at benefits cut this year
White House officials months ago dropped plans to trim VA Individual Unemployability benefits, but rumors about potential cuts have persisted.
-
Lawmakers take first steps toward a BRAC for VA facilities
Supporters admit the idea of closing VA buildings nationwide will be controversial, but said too many existing facilities are aging and underused.
-
Colorado WWII veterans awarded France’s highest honor
The French government presented five World War II veterans from northern Colorado with the country’s highest honor for their efforts in liberating France from Nazi control in 1944.
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Former VA secretary: 3 tips for transitioning service members
Army veteran and former VA secretary Bob McDonald was recently named chairman of the board of directors at RallyPoint.
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Not all veterans will be eligible for new ID cards
VA officials decided not to issue the new IDs to veterans with other-than-honorable discharges, upsetting advocates.
-
Charities new to military CFC groups focus on scholarships, vet careers
Military charity groups saw campaign donations fall in 2016.
-
CFC’s new online portal may lead more donors to military family, youth programs
Campaign participates can search by installation when choosing how to donate.
-
VA releases plans for sweeping health care overhaul
The plan would ease rules concerning veterans seeking medical appointments outside the VA system at government expense, potentially sending tens of thousands of them into the private sector for care.
-
WWII German POW returns to Washington state to say thank you
Gunter Grawe spent three years as a German prisoner of war in western Washington, a World War II incarceration he recalls not with rancor but gratitude for the chance to “live and learn in America.”
-
National Infantry Museum to dedicate new Global War on Terrorism Memorial
The National Infantry Museum in Columbus, Georgia, will hold a dedication ceremony for the Global War on Terrorism Memorial on Monday.
-
VA officials promise they’re not looking at benefits cut this year
White House officials months ago dropped plans to trim VA Individual Unemployability benefits, but rumors about potential cuts have persisted.
-
Lawmakers take first steps toward a BRAC for VA facilities
Supporters admit the idea of closing VA buildings nationwide will be controversial, but said too many existing facilities are aging and underused.
-
Colorado WWII veterans awarded France’s highest honor
The French government presented five World War II veterans from northern Colorado with the country’s highest honor for their efforts in liberating France from Nazi control in 1944.
-
Former VA secretary: 3 tips for transitioning service members
Army veteran and former VA secretary Bob McDonald was recently named chairman of the board of directors at RallyPoint.
