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Veterans advocates push for another big boost in VA funding next year
Congress has pproved steady annual funding increases for VA opertions for more than 20 years.
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Black soldiers wrongly executed for 1917 riot get new headstones
The men’s convictions were set aside by an Army review panel in November.
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VA will no longer send veterans’ benefits to multiple bank accounts
The change is expected to affect about 50,000 veterans currently using multiple accounts for their federal stipend payouts.
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Army officials eye food stipend changes after latest meals controversy
Soldiers at Fort Cavazos say that officials won’t grant any religious exceptions to rules requiring deductions from their Basic Allowance for Subsistence.
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Lawmakers press Biden for quality of life focus in next defense budget
Members want next year’s spending plan to include money for junior enlisted pay raises and military housing improvements.
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Student vets seek mental health care more often than military peers
Researchers say the higher medical care usage rate reflects the stress on student vets and their willingness to accept help.
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The Corps has a plan to stop Marines from leaving. Is it working?
More and more Marines are opting to stay for second enlistments. But the Marine Corps has room to grow in retention.
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White House urges calm over Russian space weapon threat
The House Intelligence Committee on Wednesday warned about a “serious national security threat” facing America.
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More pharmacy problems endanger future of VA’s health records system
Federal watchdogs warned that nearly 250,000 patients’ medication records may contain mistakes because of conflicts with the new records software.
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Lawmakers accuse VA secretary of ignoring sexual harassment charges
Whistleblowers complained that accusations against supervisors in the Office of Resolution Management, Diversity, and Inclusion were ignored.
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Veterans advocates push for another big boost in VA funding next year
Congress has pproved steady annual funding increases for VA opertions for more than 20 years.
-
Black soldiers wrongly executed for 1917 riot get new headstones
The men’s convictions were set aside by an Army review panel in November.
-
VA will no longer send veterans’ benefits to multiple bank accounts
The change is expected to affect about 50,000 veterans currently using multiple accounts for their federal stipend payouts.
-
Army officials eye food stipend changes after latest meals controversy
Soldiers at Fort Cavazos say that officials won’t grant any religious exceptions to rules requiring deductions from their Basic Allowance for Subsistence.
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Lawmakers press Biden for quality of life focus in next defense budget
Members want next year’s spending plan to include money for junior enlisted pay raises and military housing improvements.
-
Student vets seek mental health care more often than military peers
Researchers say the higher medical care usage rate reflects the stress on student vets and their willingness to accept help.
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The Corps has a plan to stop Marines from leaving. Is it working?
More and more Marines are opting to stay for second enlistments. But the Marine Corps has room to grow in retention.
-
White House urges calm over Russian space weapon threat
The House Intelligence Committee on Wednesday warned about a “serious national security threat” facing America.
-
More pharmacy problems endanger future of VA’s health records system
Federal watchdogs warned that nearly 250,000 patients’ medication records may contain mistakes because of conflicts with the new records software.
-
Lawmakers accuse VA secretary of ignoring sexual harassment charges
Whistleblowers complained that accusations against supervisors in the Office of Resolution Management, Diversity, and Inclusion were ignored.
-
Veterans advocates push for another big boost in VA funding next year
Congress has pproved steady annual funding increases for VA opertions for more than 20 years.
-
Black soldiers wrongly executed for 1917 riot get new headstones
The men’s convictions were set aside by an Army review panel in November.
-
VA will no longer send veterans’ benefits to multiple bank accounts
The change is expected to affect about 50,000 veterans currently using multiple accounts for their federal stipend payouts.
-
Army officials eye food stipend changes after latest meals controversy
Soldiers at Fort Cavazos say that officials won’t grant any religious exceptions to rules requiring deductions from their Basic Allowance for Subsistence.
-
Lawmakers press Biden for quality of life focus in next defense budget
Members want next year’s spending plan to include money for junior enlisted pay raises and military housing improvements.
-
Student vets seek mental health care more often than military peers
Researchers say the higher medical care usage rate reflects the stress on student vets and their willingness to accept help.
-
The Corps has a plan to stop Marines from leaving. Is it working?
More and more Marines are opting to stay for second enlistments. But the Marine Corps has room to grow in retention.
-
White House urges calm over Russian space weapon threat
The House Intelligence Committee on Wednesday warned about a “serious national security threat” facing America.
-
More pharmacy problems endanger future of VA’s health records system
Federal watchdogs warned that nearly 250,000 patients’ medication records may contain mistakes because of conflicts with the new records software.
-
Lawmakers accuse VA secretary of ignoring sexual harassment charges
Whistleblowers complained that accusations against supervisors in the Office of Resolution Management, Diversity, and Inclusion were ignored.
