Veteran News
Community
A story of community, camaraderie and celebration The Tomah VA recently welcomed dozens of Community Living Center and Residential Rehabilitation Treatment Program Veterans to its Annual Fishing...
Service
Soldiers with the 11th Combat Aviation Brigade fly two UH-60 Black Hawk helicopters over the Operation Inherent Resolve area of operations in Iraq and Syria, Feb. 4, 2022.
Health
Two House lawmakers are calling on the Department of Veterans Affairs to restore dedicated LGBTQ+ Veteran Care Coordinator positions and specialized support networks after the agency changed the...
Service
A Marine injured by a suicide bomb outside Abbey Gate at the Kabul airport tended to other Marines and provided cover in the wake of the attack.
Service
Remembrances and condolences flooded in Tuesday after the death of country music legend Dolly Parton. Parton, who died of cancer at the age of 80 in her home state of Tennessee, was so...
Service
The Marine Corps plans to push more air defenses “down to the squad level” as part of a major retooling of how its ground units and infantry troops are trained and equipped for future conflicts.
Service
The Navy is planning to take dozens of Army pilots who were cut in a massive reduction of the land service’s aviation corps.
Legacy
The filmmakers behind “Ghost Soldier” know exactly what kind of movie they’ve made—and they clearly had fun doing it. The trailer reads like a well-executed parody of the...
Legacy
How her leadership during World War I helped lay the foundation for modern VA nursing practice Long before today’s modern Veterans Health Administration, nurses formed the backbone of military and...
Community
Recently, the halls of the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) Central Office in Washington, D.C., welcomed some very special visitors: six-week-old puppies from Warrior Canine Connection (WCC).
Legacy
Every year on August 26, our nation observes Women’s Equality Day, commemorating the certification of the 19th Amendment to the United States Constitution in 1920.
Service
Jimmie Sutton always wanted to become an engineer, specifically a naval engineer. Sutton received an appointment to the U.S. Naval Academy in Annapolis, Maryland, but he left in 1904.
Family
Photos courtesy of Alexa LeCureux I was 21 years old when my husband and I received tickets to our first Air Force Ball in Okinawa, Japan.
Family
The USAA Life Insurance Company, already trusted by military families seeking first-rate life insurance policies, has proudly shared a new portfolio product that grows alongside the children it...
Transition
Through the SCOUTS (Supporting Community, Outpatient, Urgent Care, and Telehealth Services) program, Intermediate Care Technicians (ICTs) at the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) help ensure...
Service
All sailors and Marines will soon have to take a new yearly gas “mask fit” test after the two services amended their gas mask rules to meet the Pentagon’s recent overhaul of grooming standards.
Service
The end of World War II was over 80 years ago, and the number of Americans who served during the war is starting to number fewer and fewer.
Service
Air Force 2nd Lt. Leah R. Borsich was one of eight people killed when a plane carrying her team crashed while trying to land in foggy conditions at a remote radar site in western Alaska, service...
Benefits
Scammers know many Veterans rely on the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) for services and support, and they try to take advantage of that trust.
Service
For journalist Katie S. Sanders, her foray into World War II family lore came to her, like many others, “tucked in the attic.” Her grandfather, Lt.
