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VA needs more money to keep pace with veterans’ needs, advisory group warns
The Independent Budget for fiscal 2023 calls for a hefty increase in department program spending over current levels.
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This week in Congress: Lawmakers question the military’s policies on drone strikes
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of Feb. 7, 2022.
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Half a million veterans re-entered the workforce in January
The unemployment rate rose, but largely because many more veterans were seeking work last month.
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What you need to know about continuing Tricare coverage before you retire
Don’t wait until it is too late to start planning your Tricare retirement options.
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Veterans face crisis of confidence with VA, secretary says
Veterans Affairs Secretary Denis McDonough addresses challenges and the changes in the agency and how he has decided to focus on the veterans.
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VA tech training program needs clear goals, report says
The program was designed to equip veterans with technology skills by paying for veterans to get the training needed for in-demand, high-paying careers.
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Why planning is imperative for your transition from military service
Getting out of the military is a project, and one that you will have to manage concurrently with your regular military duties, family obligations and the rest of life’s demands.
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WWII ‘Ghost Army’ members to be awarded Congressional Gold Medal
The Ghost Army refers to two units that used tactics to draw enemy forces in Europe away from American units, saving an estimated 30,000 lives.
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$400M VA program to help COVID-unemployed vets has produced few new jobs
VA’s rapid retraining program has helped just a small fraction of the veterans that officials expected.
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Vets must now verify school enrollment monthly or lose housing stipends
Students will receive a text or email once a month to remind them to take action so they do not miss out on the payouts.
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VA needs more money to keep pace with veterans’ needs, advisory group warns
The Independent Budget for fiscal 2023 calls for a hefty increase in department program spending over current levels.
-
This week in Congress: Lawmakers question the military’s policies on drone strikes
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of Feb. 7, 2022.
-
Half a million veterans re-entered the workforce in January
The unemployment rate rose, but largely because many more veterans were seeking work last month.
-
What you need to know about continuing Tricare coverage before you retire
Don’t wait until it is too late to start planning your Tricare retirement options.
-
Veterans face crisis of confidence with VA, secretary says
Veterans Affairs Secretary Denis McDonough addresses challenges and the changes in the agency and how he has decided to focus on the veterans.
-
VA tech training program needs clear goals, report says
The program was designed to equip veterans with technology skills by paying for veterans to get the training needed for in-demand, high-paying careers.
-
Why planning is imperative for your transition from military service
Getting out of the military is a project, and one that you will have to manage concurrently with your regular military duties, family obligations and the rest of life’s demands.
-
WWII ‘Ghost Army’ members to be awarded Congressional Gold Medal
The Ghost Army refers to two units that used tactics to draw enemy forces in Europe away from American units, saving an estimated 30,000 lives.
-
$400M VA program to help COVID-unemployed vets has produced few new jobs
VA’s rapid retraining program has helped just a small fraction of the veterans that officials expected.
-
Vets must now verify school enrollment monthly or lose housing stipends
Students will receive a text or email once a month to remind them to take action so they do not miss out on the payouts.
-
VA needs more money to keep pace with veterans’ needs, advisory group warns
The Independent Budget for fiscal 2023 calls for a hefty increase in department program spending over current levels.
-
This week in Congress: Lawmakers question the military’s policies on drone strikes
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of Feb. 7, 2022.
-
Half a million veterans re-entered the workforce in January
The unemployment rate rose, but largely because many more veterans were seeking work last month.
-
What you need to know about continuing Tricare coverage before you retire
Don’t wait until it is too late to start planning your Tricare retirement options.
-
Veterans face crisis of confidence with VA, secretary says
Veterans Affairs Secretary Denis McDonough addresses challenges and the changes in the agency and how he has decided to focus on the veterans.
-
VA tech training program needs clear goals, report says
The program was designed to equip veterans with technology skills by paying for veterans to get the training needed for in-demand, high-paying careers.
-
Why planning is imperative for your transition from military service
Getting out of the military is a project, and one that you will have to manage concurrently with your regular military duties, family obligations and the rest of life’s demands.
-
WWII ‘Ghost Army’ members to be awarded Congressional Gold Medal
The Ghost Army refers to two units that used tactics to draw enemy forces in Europe away from American units, saving an estimated 30,000 lives.
-
$400M VA program to help COVID-unemployed vets has produced few new jobs
VA’s rapid retraining program has helped just a small fraction of the veterans that officials expected.
-
Vets must now verify school enrollment monthly or lose housing stipends
Students will receive a text or email once a month to remind them to take action so they do not miss out on the payouts.
