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You’re leaving the military. Here are some ways to help figure out what’s next
Here are some ways to think about figuring out your next career.
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Families demand change after dozens died in veterans’ home COVID-19 outbreak
Families of veterans who died in a COVID-19 outbreak want to see changes in how Massachusetts oversees its veterans homes.
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VHA still experiencing ‘severe’ staffing shortages in critical fields: watchdog
“Severe” staffing shortages persist in areas such as psychiatry, nursing, and medical officers, despite the VA making progress in filling vacancies.
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Afghanistan veterans are reframing their service after the war’s end
Afghanistan veterans grapple with what their service meant after the end of the 20-year war.
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Quality care, rebuilding trust for all veterans remains top priority for VA health care
Since 2014, VA has undergone tremendous transformation. Today, as demand for our services grows, veterans are telling us they see a real difference and their trust in us is higher than ever.
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DoD, VA officials prep for a possible government shutdown later this week
Thousands of civilian Defense Department and VA civilian workers could be furloughed on Friday if lawmakers can’t reach a deal on a budget extension.
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Trump’s unofficial advisors on VA had significant access, influence over policy: report
Newly released emails show a larger role for the men than previously reported.
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Former VA employee sentenced for hiding camera in restroom
The camera was disguised as a cell phone charger and was in use for nearly a month.
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This week in Congress: Lawmakers confront Pentagon leaders on Afghanistan
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of Sept. 27, 2021.
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‘I do seek help’, SECVA says on walk for military suicide awareness
SECVA Denis McDonough joined about two dozen Gold Star families on a walk for military suicide awareness Saturday.
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You’re leaving the military. Here are some ways to help figure out what’s next
Here are some ways to think about figuring out your next career.
-
Families demand change after dozens died in veterans’ home COVID-19 outbreak
Families of veterans who died in a COVID-19 outbreak want to see changes in how Massachusetts oversees its veterans homes.
-
VHA still experiencing ‘severe’ staffing shortages in critical fields: watchdog
“Severe” staffing shortages persist in areas such as psychiatry, nursing, and medical officers, despite the VA making progress in filling vacancies.
-
Afghanistan veterans are reframing their service after the war’s end
Afghanistan veterans grapple with what their service meant after the end of the 20-year war.
-
Quality care, rebuilding trust for all veterans remains top priority for VA health care
Since 2014, VA has undergone tremendous transformation. Today, as demand for our services grows, veterans are telling us they see a real difference and their trust in us is higher than ever.
-
DoD, VA officials prep for a possible government shutdown later this week
Thousands of civilian Defense Department and VA civilian workers could be furloughed on Friday if lawmakers can’t reach a deal on a budget extension.
-
Trump’s unofficial advisors on VA had significant access, influence over policy: report
Newly released emails show a larger role for the men than previously reported.
-
Former VA employee sentenced for hiding camera in restroom
The camera was disguised as a cell phone charger and was in use for nearly a month.
-
This week in Congress: Lawmakers confront Pentagon leaders on Afghanistan
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of Sept. 27, 2021.
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‘I do seek help’, SECVA says on walk for military suicide awareness
SECVA Denis McDonough joined about two dozen Gold Star families on a walk for military suicide awareness Saturday.
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You’re leaving the military. Here are some ways to help figure out what’s next
Here are some ways to think about figuring out your next career.
-
Families demand change after dozens died in veterans’ home COVID-19 outbreak
Families of veterans who died in a COVID-19 outbreak want to see changes in how Massachusetts oversees its veterans homes.
-
VHA still experiencing ‘severe’ staffing shortages in critical fields: watchdog
“Severe” staffing shortages persist in areas such as psychiatry, nursing, and medical officers, despite the VA making progress in filling vacancies.
-
Afghanistan veterans are reframing their service after the war’s end
Afghanistan veterans grapple with what their service meant after the end of the 20-year war.
-
Quality care, rebuilding trust for all veterans remains top priority for VA health care
Since 2014, VA has undergone tremendous transformation. Today, as demand for our services grows, veterans are telling us they see a real difference and their trust in us is higher than ever.
-
DoD, VA officials prep for a possible government shutdown later this week
Thousands of civilian Defense Department and VA civilian workers could be furloughed on Friday if lawmakers can’t reach a deal on a budget extension.
-
Trump’s unofficial advisors on VA had significant access, influence over policy: report
Newly released emails show a larger role for the men than previously reported.
-
Former VA employee sentenced for hiding camera in restroom
The camera was disguised as a cell phone charger and was in use for nearly a month.
-
This week in Congress: Lawmakers confront Pentagon leaders on Afghanistan
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of Sept. 27, 2021.
-
‘I do seek help’, SECVA says on walk for military suicide awareness
SECVA Denis McDonough joined about two dozen Gold Star families on a walk for military suicide awareness Saturday.
