Service
Space Force identifies airman killed in accident at Vandenberg
Space Force said that the airman who died in an accident at Vandenberg Space Force Base this week was Airman 1st Class Cedric Eneluna.
Veteran News
News
Service
Blue Angels commander calls beach flyover ‘unsafe’
The commander of the Navy’s elite Blue Angels demonstration team confirmed Thursday that a flyover of a crowded beach the day before was “unsafe” by the team’s safety standards.
Service
Navy orders removal of commanders’ portraits, bios, on service websites
The Navy will no longer host portraits and biography of ship or installation commanders on its websites, citing personnel security concerns.
Service
Army helicopter pilots to take solo flights in training for first time in decades
Army pilots are taking solo flights in civilian airspace as part of flight school for the first time in years, officials said.
Service
Air Force’s new basic training takes shape as recruits work on real planes
For decades, new recruits joining the Air Force have left their hometowns and taken commercial flights to San Antonio, Texas, home of the service’s boot camp for all enlisted troops.
Service
Army stands up new PSYOP Company focused on Africa
The Army’s newest psychological operations unit will be focused on Africa, as the United States shifts away from direct combat against militants on the continent.
Legacy
Christopher Nolan’s ‘The Odyssey’ reveals the true cost of a homecoming
War stories often end with a homecoming. Christopher Nolan’s “The Odyssey” begins there. The film delivers everything audiences expect from Homer: towering monsters, impossible voyages, brutal...
Health
VA researcher wins top honor for rethinking Veteran rehabilitation
Researcher Jennifer Stevens-Lapsley’s work helps older Veterans regain mobility and independence Dr. Jennifer Stevens-Lapsley, associate director for research at VA Eastern Colorado Health Care...
Health
VA Research Wrap Up: New research on lung cancer screening, rural hospitals and suicide prevention
VA’s Office of Research and Development recently published three News Briefs highlighting new findings on cancer screenings for Veterans, improving rural VA hospitals and info on a suicide prevention.
Legacy
The ‘Purple Heart Battalion’ fought Nazis abroad and injustice at home
A month after the Japanese attacked Pearl Harbor , the United States Army took a drastic step amid the fear and hysteria gripping the nation.
Benefits
New features arrive to the VA mobile app
More than 4.6 million Veterans already use the VA Health and Benefits mobile app to manage their care and benefits, and now, Veterans can view lab results and manage VA benefit overpayment debts...
Service
The World War I women who connected millions
In World War I , communication was as critical as the front lines. Orders moved through switchboards and had to be delivered quickly and accurately. To meet that demand, Gen. John J.
Service
The Signal Corps women of World War I
In World War I , communication was as critical as the front lines. Orders moved through switchboards and had to be delivered quickly and accurately. To meet that demand, Gen. John J.
Service
Barracks air conditioning restored for about 4,000 Hawaii soldiers
Air conditioning has been restored to barracks for about 4,000 soldiers assigned to bases in Hawaii after some of the mechanical issues at a local water treatment plant were fixed, an Army official...
Service
Shareapy Military helps you find connection through community
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Community
DAV statement on the Take Care of America’s Veterans Act not receiving a vote
DAV is relieved that the Take Care of America’s Veterans Act was not brought up for a final vote today, but we remain determined to work with our VSO colleagues and Congress to enact the Major...
Health
Pentagon’s testosterone program builds on ‘operator syndrome’ worries in special operations
The Pentagon announced that service members will get access to testosterone replacement therapy. Experts say that treating health issues associated with hormonal deficiencies is more complex than...
Advocacy
Disputed veterans benefits bill gets pulled before House vote
The House rejected a move to send a controversial veterans benefits bill back to committee for reconsideration and postponed a vote on the legislation Thursday, with House Speaker Mike Johnson saying.
Advocacy
Bad actors use bogus offers to go after payouts to families affected by first atomic bomb test
Scam artists have been targeting the $100,000 now available to eligible New Mexico victims of radiation exposure dating back to the world’s first atomic bomb explosion code-named “Trinity” in New...
Advocacy
Divisive veterans benefits bill stalls in the House
A controversial veterans benefits bill that is estimated to reduce future disability ratings by nearly $60 billion over a decade to pay for expanded compensation hit a speed bump on Thursday.