Developing Story: Seven Marines killed after motorcycles
collide with pickup truck
Future Majority is the strategy center for Democrats - an
organization dedicated to driving the For the People's agenda. Let's build
Freedom, a Fair Shot, and the Future for each and every American. Read FM's
economic narrative here.
A former GOP congressman’s fight to finally get a black
World War II hero the Medal of Honor
Dorie Miller demonstrated incredible valor during the
attacks on Pearl Harbor. Somehow, he's been locked out of receiving the
military's highest honor.
Bikers bid goodbye to 7 motorcyclists killed in crash
Students Create Tool Using Records to Help Navy Vietnam
Veterans Get Benefits
Bill Announcement: On Tuesday, June 25, 2019, the
President signed into law: H.R. 299, the “Blue Water Navy Vietnam Veterans Act
of 2019,” which requires the Department of Veterans Affairs to include Blue
Water Navy veterans under the presumption of service connection for certain
Agent Orange connected medical conditions; and make various changes to VA’s
home loan programs
For the first time ever, a federal court allows a whole
class of veterans to sue the VA
War Is A Racket By Major General Smedley Butler
People Are Watching VVA
Watching Trump crowd ignore a hurting veteran is the
perfect display of what they really think
We asked, you voted: 89 percent said no to Trump’s
military parade
No Decision Yet From VA on New Agent Orange Presumptive
Diseases
WISER and ROVER: Houston VA’s unique, in-patient trauma
treatment programs
Urgent Care Benefit
VA MISSION Act: Answers to the top five questions about
urgent care
Find VA Locations
Comprehensive Healthcare Inspection of the James H.
Quillen VA Medical Center, Mountain Home, Tennessee
Access and manage your VA benefits and health care
Veterans have opportunity to grow with USDA and farming
resources: Assistance with land, equipment and training
America’s Warrior Partnership to host sixth annual
Warrior Community Integration Symposium
VA STAR program model of success for substance abuse
recovery
#VeteranOfTheDay Army Veteran Ralph Reeves Pyle Jr.
Cincinnati VA’s TRAC helps Veterans recover, grow, hope…
and drum
VA Privatization Bill Threatens Closure of Key
Facilities: Republican architects of the VA MISSION Act want to fast-track a
commission that would have expansive authority to close VA hospitals.
Deficiencies in Discharge Planning for a Mental Health
Inpatient Who Transitioned to the Judicial System from a Veterans Integrated
Service Network 4 Medical Facility
Management of Major Medical Leases Needs Improvement
Borne the Battle 152: Denise Loring – Camp Valor
Outdoors, World Class Shooter
Researchers publish long-term findings from VA Diabetes
Trial: 15-year follow-up shows no significant decline in heart attacks or
strokes, despite earlier period of tight glucose control
VA, White House, Surgeon General partner with
Entertainment Industries Council for safe messaging
Tips for Veterans celebrating Independence Day: Cooking,
Coping and Caring
Can brain stimulation ward off dementia? Study homes in on apathy as key risk factor
#VeteranOfTheDay Army Veteran Barry A. Burnett
Audiology telehealth: Helping rural Veterans access
hearing evaluations
VA overhauls religious and spiritual symbol policies to
protect religious liberty
120th VFW National Convention
Vocational Rehabilitation and Employment (VR&E) - Education
and Career Counseling
The Doctor Can See You Now... on Your Computer Screen
MIA Update: The Defense POW/MIA Accounting Agency has
announced the identification of
-- Army Pfc. David C. Wilkes was a member of Company D,
1st Battalion 32nd Infantry Regiment, 7th Infantry Division. Approximately
2,500 U.S. and 700 South Korean soldiers assembled into the 31st Regimental
Combat Team (RCT), which was deployed east of the Chosin Reservoir, North
Korea, when it was attacked by overwhelming numbers of Chinese forces. Wilkes
was initially reported missing in action on Dec. 2, 1950, when he could not be
accounted for after the withdrawal, but his status was later amended to killed
in action. Interment services are pending. Read about Wilkes:
MIA Update: The Defense POW/MIA Accounting Agency has
announced the identification of
-- Marine Corps Reserve Pfc. Kenneth W. Likens was a
member of Company B, 1st Battalion, 6th Marine Regiment, 2nd Marine Division,
Fleet Marine Force, which landed against stiff Japanese resistance on the small
island of Betio in the Tarawa Atoll of the Gilbert Islands. In Nov. 1943,
approximately 1,000 Marines and sailors were killed, and more than 2,000 were
wounded during the fighting. Likens died on the third day of the battle, Nov.
22, 1943. He was reported to have been buried in the East Division Cemetery,
which was eventually renamed to Cemetery #33. Interment services are pending.
#VeteranOfTheDay Navy Veteran Herbert C. Jones
VA extends Agent Orange presumption to ‘Blue Water Navy’
Veterans
VA overhauls religious and spiritual symbol policies to
protect religious liberty
Agent Orange Documentary castus.mp4
VA extends Agent Orange presumption to ‘Blue Water Navy’
Veterans: Eligible Veterans may now be entitled to disability compensation
benefits
Dr. Stephen Burgher advances Veteran emergency care while
serving his country
VA New Orleans: The price of freedom can be seen within
these walls
#VeteranOfTheDay Army Nurse Veteran Juanita Hipps
Salvatore Giunta: Selfless brotherhood
VA Photos of the Week – July 5, 2019: The best images
from across the Department of Veterans Affairs
A portrait of volunteer service: Helen Glass
#VeteranOfTheDay Army Vietnam Veteran Paul Vaccari
VA NY: Photography, poetry helped Veteran cope with PTSD
VA education support helped Justin Fowler pursue an RN
career: VA’s Intermediate Care Technician program is a career track for former
medics
Veterans and military families receive Walgreens discount
on July 4-7: Veterans, active duty military, and their immediate families are
eligibile
VA Secretary Moves to Permit Public Display of Religious
Symbols
Rep. Seth Moulton: Let's Declare Independence from
Stigmas Around Mental Health Care
Vets, Troops Can Get Free Sports Gear for Their Kids.
Here's How.
VA MISSION Act: Answers to the top five questions about
urgent care
Advance Care Planning for Veterans. Are You Ready to Make Your Choices?
No Decision Yet From VA on New Agent Orange Presumptive
Diseases
Dr. Michael Ward’s career in VA emergency care leads to
new research opportunities: The emergency department staff physician offers
acute care to Veterans in Nashville
ABUSING THOSE WHO SERVED: Veterans Affairs Police Are
Supposed to “Protect Those Who Served.” They Have a Shocking Record of
Brutality and Impunity.
#VeteranOfTheDay Army Veteran Michael Alan Arp
VA, DoD announce 2019 Suicide Prevention Conference: VA
and DoD teams will travel to Music City in August 2019
Overton Brooks VA: This purple heart has a name
13 Years after Surviving IED, Oklahoma Veteran earns
college degree: The Pawnee, Oklahoma, native suffered severe brain injury in
Balad, Iraq
Emma Morrill Fogg French – Civil War Nurse
#VeteranOfTheDay Army National Guard Veteran Richard
Pinsker
Vietnam veterans hoping a new law will finally allow them
to get compensated for Agent Orange exposure: 2 men from Berks are among the
"blue water veterans" who hadn't been eligible for disability
benefits because their ships never entered Vietnam's inland brown waters.
‘Blue water’ veterans’ claims delayed until next year
Vietnam vet called one of the forgotten, honored by many
Rolling Thunder Inc., AMVETS Call on Congress to
Redisplay Missing POW/MIA Flags
VA Offers Unreliable Data and Unrealistic Solutions in
first Congressional Testimony on Veteran Suicide
Gillums/Jackson - Frontline - HEAL Program
Chenelly - NBC - Combat Obscura
AMVETS Leadership commends House Veterans Committee
Chairman Takano for making mental health a “top priority”
Veterans group calls for multi-agency investigation after
3 vets killed themselves at VA facilities in 5-day span
AMVETS, ODVS and OMHAS to launch pilot program to make
Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation available for veterans
A vet’s perspective on ‘standing up’ for the first time
in years
10 BEST PLACES TO VISIT IN VIETNAM: Vietnam is a tropical
country, has long been famous for its beautiful beaches, majestic landscapes,
and delicious dishes. Come to Vietnam, discover a multi-ethnic culture, watch
the sunrise on pristine beaches and feel the love surging in you! Here are the
top 10 places to visit in Vietnam 2019.
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