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Oracle exec: VA health records overhaul is only real option for vets
The company behind VA’s controversial health records project insists the work can still be finished in a way that benefits veterans and taxpayers.
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These recommendations could help transitioning service members
The George W. Bush Institute is urging the current administration to support programs and resources to help veterans successfully transition to civilian li
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Vets unemployment improves, national jobless rate lowest since 1969
About 240,000 veterans nationwide were looking for work last month but unable to find steady employment.
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New House Vets chair plans focus on PACT Act oversight, medical access
Rep. Mike Bost takes over as committee chairman after serving as ranking member last year.
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From undergrad to civilian career, ASU shapes Army veteran’s life
Jose and Amy Morenos’ lives have been shaped by the experiences of themselves and their children with Arizona State University.
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How to use VA disability benefits to pay for dependents’ education
DEA benefits can be a smart way to pay for dependents’ schooling.
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NIIT helps veterans find careers in high-tech fields
The National Institute for Innovation and Technology helps veterans find careers in high-tech fields such as semiconductors and nanotechnology.
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New VA initiative helped house more than 40K vets last year
Department officials had set a goal of housing at least 38,000 veterans in need in 2022. They exceeded it.
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Nebraska considers using veterans to help address teacher shortage
A new bill would allow qualifying veterans to teach in Nebraska, but critics say it is not the solution to the state’s teacher shortage.
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No retroactive benefits for veterans past deadline, Supreme Court says
Current law states that veterans must file paperwork in that one-year window to backdate payouts to that military separation date.
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Oracle exec: VA health records overhaul is only real option for vets
The company behind VA’s controversial health records project insists the work can still be finished in a way that benefits veterans and taxpayers.
-
These recommendations could help transitioning service members
The George W. Bush Institute is urging the current administration to support programs and resources to help veterans successfully transition to civilian li
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Vets unemployment improves, national jobless rate lowest since 1969
About 240,000 veterans nationwide were looking for work last month but unable to find steady employment.
-
New House Vets chair plans focus on PACT Act oversight, medical access
Rep. Mike Bost takes over as committee chairman after serving as ranking member last year.
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From undergrad to civilian career, ASU shapes Army veteran’s life
Jose and Amy Morenos’ lives have been shaped by the experiences of themselves and their children with Arizona State University.
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How to use VA disability benefits to pay for dependents’ education
DEA benefits can be a smart way to pay for dependents’ schooling.
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NIIT helps veterans find careers in high-tech fields
The National Institute for Innovation and Technology helps veterans find careers in high-tech fields such as semiconductors and nanotechnology.
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New VA initiative helped house more than 40K vets last year
Department officials had set a goal of housing at least 38,000 veterans in need in 2022. They exceeded it.
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Nebraska considers using veterans to help address teacher shortage
A new bill would allow qualifying veterans to teach in Nebraska, but critics say it is not the solution to the state’s teacher shortage.
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No retroactive benefits for veterans past deadline, Supreme Court says
Current law states that veterans must file paperwork in that one-year window to backdate payouts to that military separation date.
-
Oracle exec: VA health records overhaul is only real option for vets
The company behind VA’s controversial health records project insists the work can still be finished in a way that benefits veterans and taxpayers.
-
These recommendations could help transitioning service members
The George W. Bush Institute is urging the current administration to support programs and resources to help veterans successfully transition to civilian li
-
Vets unemployment improves, national jobless rate lowest since 1969
About 240,000 veterans nationwide were looking for work last month but unable to find steady employment.
-
New House Vets chair plans focus on PACT Act oversight, medical access
Rep. Mike Bost takes over as committee chairman after serving as ranking member last year.
-
From undergrad to civilian career, ASU shapes Army veteran’s life
Jose and Amy Morenos’ lives have been shaped by the experiences of themselves and their children with Arizona State University.
-
How to use VA disability benefits to pay for dependents’ education
DEA benefits can be a smart way to pay for dependents’ schooling.
-
NIIT helps veterans find careers in high-tech fields
The National Institute for Innovation and Technology helps veterans find careers in high-tech fields such as semiconductors and nanotechnology.
-
New VA initiative helped house more than 40K vets last year
Department officials had set a goal of housing at least 38,000 veterans in need in 2022. They exceeded it.
-
Nebraska considers using veterans to help address teacher shortage
A new bill would allow qualifying veterans to teach in Nebraska, but critics say it is not the solution to the state’s teacher shortage.
-
No retroactive benefits for veterans past deadline, Supreme Court says
Current law states that veterans must file paperwork in that one-year window to backdate payouts to that military separation date.
