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Problems plagued Bradley crews before mishap killed 3 soldiers
Witness interviews highlight a series of issues that night, including failing optics, a blocked emergency exit and poor weather brought by a tropical storm.
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As military suicides rise, Army brass reassessing outreach
Suicide prevention is a frequent topic of conversation within the ranks of the 82nd Airborne, says the division’s commander, and the periods of isolation during the pandemic have been a major factor.
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Report: Vet counseling fixes needed to fight counselor burnout
The report shows that new staffing models and accountability are needed at the 300 Vet Centers.
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VA finishes digitizing deck logs for blue water Vietnam veterans, should speed disability claims
More than 22,500 blue water veterans or survivors have received VA benefits payouts since January.
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VA coronavirus cases top 60,000 since start of the pandemic
More than 3,300 VA patients have died from complications related to the illness.
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Military suicides up as much as 20% in COVID era
Military suicides have increased by as much as 20% this year compared to the same period in 2019, and some incidents of violent behavior have spiked as service members struggle under COVID-19, war-zone deployments, national disasters and civil unrest.
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Hawaii to take over veterans home where 26 died
A state-owned health care organization in Hawaii will take over a veterans care home where 26 residents have died of the coronavirus.
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How a military medical team used a dive chamber to save hurricane victims
What made these cases so difficult, according to the medical team members who spoke via telephone this week, was the mass casualty nature of the event.
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2 former leaders charged for handling of virus outbreak at veterans home
It’s believed to be the first criminal case in the country brought against nursing home officials for actions taken during the pandemic.
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Pandemic has left many disabled veterans more isolated, worried
A survey by Wounded Warrior Project found coronavirus restrictions left many veterans feeling disconnected and missing medical appointments.
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Problems plagued Bradley crews before mishap killed 3 soldiers
Witness interviews highlight a series of issues that night, including failing optics, a blocked emergency exit and poor weather brought by a tropical storm.
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As military suicides rise, Army brass reassessing outreach
Suicide prevention is a frequent topic of conversation within the ranks of the 82nd Airborne, says the division’s commander, and the periods of isolation during the pandemic have been a major factor.
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Report: Vet counseling fixes needed to fight counselor burnout
The report shows that new staffing models and accountability are needed at the 300 Vet Centers.
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VA finishes digitizing deck logs for blue water Vietnam veterans, should speed disability claims
More than 22,500 blue water veterans or survivors have received VA benefits payouts since January.
-
VA coronavirus cases top 60,000 since start of the pandemic
More than 3,300 VA patients have died from complications related to the illness.
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Military suicides up as much as 20% in COVID era
Military suicides have increased by as much as 20% this year compared to the same period in 2019, and some incidents of violent behavior have spiked as service members struggle under COVID-19, war-zone deployments, national disasters and civil unrest.
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Hawaii to take over veterans home where 26 died
A state-owned health care organization in Hawaii will take over a veterans care home where 26 residents have died of the coronavirus.
-
How a military medical team used a dive chamber to save hurricane victims
What made these cases so difficult, according to the medical team members who spoke via telephone this week, was the mass casualty nature of the event.
-
2 former leaders charged for handling of virus outbreak at veterans home
It’s believed to be the first criminal case in the country brought against nursing home officials for actions taken during the pandemic.
-
Pandemic has left many disabled veterans more isolated, worried
A survey by Wounded Warrior Project found coronavirus restrictions left many veterans feeling disconnected and missing medical appointments.
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Problems plagued Bradley crews before mishap killed 3 soldiers
Witness interviews highlight a series of issues that night, including failing optics, a blocked emergency exit and poor weather brought by a tropical storm.
-
As military suicides rise, Army brass reassessing outreach
Suicide prevention is a frequent topic of conversation within the ranks of the 82nd Airborne, says the division’s commander, and the periods of isolation during the pandemic have been a major factor.
-
Report: Vet counseling fixes needed to fight counselor burnout
The report shows that new staffing models and accountability are needed at the 300 Vet Centers.
-
VA finishes digitizing deck logs for blue water Vietnam veterans, should speed disability claims
More than 22,500 blue water veterans or survivors have received VA benefits payouts since January.
-
VA coronavirus cases top 60,000 since start of the pandemic
More than 3,300 VA patients have died from complications related to the illness.
-
Military suicides up as much as 20% in COVID era
Military suicides have increased by as much as 20% this year compared to the same period in 2019, and some incidents of violent behavior have spiked as service members struggle under COVID-19, war-zone deployments, national disasters and civil unrest.
-
Hawaii to take over veterans home where 26 died
A state-owned health care organization in Hawaii will take over a veterans care home where 26 residents have died of the coronavirus.
-
How a military medical team used a dive chamber to save hurricane victims
What made these cases so difficult, according to the medical team members who spoke via telephone this week, was the mass casualty nature of the event.
-
2 former leaders charged for handling of virus outbreak at veterans home
It’s believed to be the first criminal case in the country brought against nursing home officials for actions taken during the pandemic.
-
Pandemic has left many disabled veterans more isolated, worried
A survey by Wounded Warrior Project found coronavirus restrictions left many veterans feeling disconnected and missing medical appointments.
