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VA’s online legacy project adds names of 210,000 vets lost overseas
The expansion of the veterans online memorial includes the names of almost 93,000 veterans killed overseas during World War II.
Vets at schools with unusual calendars may be losing out on GI Bill money
The department underpaid about 2,500 students in the 2020-2021 school year because of mistakes over their days in class.
Park Police to resume escorts for Honor Flight visits around Washington, D.C.
The group will welcome its 250,000th veteran to the national capital at an event on Tuesday.
VA looks to fill key medical posts, starting with the department’s top health care job
The department has not had a Senate-confirmed under secretary for health in six years.
Combat death puts spotlight on Americans fighting in Ukraine
An undetermined number of Americans, many with military backgrounds, are thought to be in Ukraine battling Russian forces.
Making the transition from service easier for military families
Transition from the military to civilian living is a major life change for service members and their families.
New DD-214 form created for Guard, reserve troops
The new DD-214-1 will standardize separation forms across all reserve components.
By Davis Winkie
Army sued over discharges of soldiers with addiction issues
Army veteran Mark Stevenson, with help from students at Yale Law School, filed the lawsuit in federal court Thursday.
The story of Trevor Reed, the Marine veteran released in Russia prisoner swap
A look at who Trevor Reed is, why he was imprisoned and what will happen now.
This veteran author wants to flip the script on post-9/11 war stories
Benjamin Sledge's book will be released on July 5.
By Sarah Sicard