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Last-minute fix allows major for-profit school to again receive GI Bill payouts
Advocates remain concerned about what led up to the approval problem and past operations by University of Arizona Global Campus.
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Man gets 2 years for using twin’s ID for veterans benefits
Wayne Bowen admitted to federal agents that he had been using his brother’s identity for years, prosecutors said.
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Lawmakers urge pause in new VA health records system rollout amid more problems
The VA hopes to deploy the new system to multiple new sites later this year.
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Medal of Honor recipient Kenneth Stumpf has died at 77
Retired Army Sgt. Maj. Kenneth E. Stumpf received the Medal of Honor in 1968.
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VA increasing research into long-term COVID illnesses while bracing for more short-term cases
Active coronavirus cases among department patients have increased over the last month.
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Nine respiratory cancers added to list of illnesses presumed caused by burn pit smoke
The move follows promises by the administration to increase the number of burn pit illnesses eligible for benefits.
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This week in Congress: Budget season in full bloom on Capitol Hill
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of April 25, 2021.
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WWII veteran and civil rights lawyer Johnnie Jones dies
Johnnie A. Jones Sr. was drafted in 1942 and became the Army’s first African American warrant officer.
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Remains of Korean War sergeant arrive home in Maryland
“I just thank God. I’m just happy to have him home. I prayed for this,” said one of Sgt. Roy Charles DeLauter’s three sisters.
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Army program connects soldiers with civilian career opportunities
The Army PaYS program connects trained soldiers with civilian employers seeking their skillsets.
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Last-minute fix allows major for-profit school to again receive GI Bill payouts
Advocates remain concerned about what led up to the approval problem and past operations by University of Arizona Global Campus.
-
Man gets 2 years for using twin’s ID for veterans benefits
Wayne Bowen admitted to federal agents that he had been using his brother’s identity for years, prosecutors said.
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Lawmakers urge pause in new VA health records system rollout amid more problems
The VA hopes to deploy the new system to multiple new sites later this year.
-
Medal of Honor recipient Kenneth Stumpf has died at 77
Retired Army Sgt. Maj. Kenneth E. Stumpf received the Medal of Honor in 1968.
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VA increasing research into long-term COVID illnesses while bracing for more short-term cases
Active coronavirus cases among department patients have increased over the last month.
-
Nine respiratory cancers added to list of illnesses presumed caused by burn pit smoke
The move follows promises by the administration to increase the number of burn pit illnesses eligible for benefits.
-
This week in Congress: Budget season in full bloom on Capitol Hill
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of April 25, 2021.
-
WWII veteran and civil rights lawyer Johnnie Jones dies
Johnnie A. Jones Sr. was drafted in 1942 and became the Army’s first African American warrant officer.
-
Remains of Korean War sergeant arrive home in Maryland
“I just thank God. I’m just happy to have him home. I prayed for this,” said one of Sgt. Roy Charles DeLauter’s three sisters.
-
Army program connects soldiers with civilian career opportunities
The Army PaYS program connects trained soldiers with civilian employers seeking their skillsets.
-
Last-minute fix allows major for-profit school to again receive GI Bill payouts
Advocates remain concerned about what led up to the approval problem and past operations by University of Arizona Global Campus.
-
Man gets 2 years for using twin’s ID for veterans benefits
Wayne Bowen admitted to federal agents that he had been using his brother’s identity for years, prosecutors said.
-
Lawmakers urge pause in new VA health records system rollout amid more problems
The VA hopes to deploy the new system to multiple new sites later this year.
-
Medal of Honor recipient Kenneth Stumpf has died at 77
Retired Army Sgt. Maj. Kenneth E. Stumpf received the Medal of Honor in 1968.
-
VA increasing research into long-term COVID illnesses while bracing for more short-term cases
Active coronavirus cases among department patients have increased over the last month.
-
Nine respiratory cancers added to list of illnesses presumed caused by burn pit smoke
The move follows promises by the administration to increase the number of burn pit illnesses eligible for benefits.
-
This week in Congress: Budget season in full bloom on Capitol Hill
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of April 25, 2021.
-
WWII veteran and civil rights lawyer Johnnie Jones dies
Johnnie A. Jones Sr. was drafted in 1942 and became the Army’s first African American warrant officer.
-
Remains of Korean War sergeant arrive home in Maryland
“I just thank God. I’m just happy to have him home. I prayed for this,” said one of Sgt. Roy Charles DeLauter’s three sisters.
-
Army program connects soldiers with civilian career opportunities
The Army PaYS program connects trained soldiers with civilian employers seeking their skillsets.
