Tuskegee Airmen plan next mission — cultivating a new generation of Black aviators
The pioneering pilots of the World War II unit now number only three. And as Tuskegee Airmen Inc. gathers for its annual convention, the national nonprofit looks to focus on its mission to cultivate the next generation of Black aviators through hands-on education programs.
“I’m surprised and honored.” Vietnam vets reunite with aircraft they flew
For the men and women who served during the Vietnam War, the wounds may have scabbed over, but the scars of war still run deep. When presented with an opportunity
Veterans Affairs to spend $806.4M addressing homeless veterans
The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs announced Friday it will spend $806.4 million in two grants to reduce homelessness among U.S. veterans.
WWII Ships From ‘Forgotten Battle’ Discovered Off Coast Of Alaska
Researchers from East Carolina University (ECU) recently revealed the July discovery of three World War II military shipwrecks off the coast of Alaska.
Vietnam veteran and entrepreneur is candid about PTSD battle and achieving the American dream
Bob Parsons, GoDaddy founder and Marine veteran, opens up about his PTSD after the Vietnam war in his new book and shares advice for those trying to reach the American dream.
VA Leveraging AI to Empower Employees Helping Veterans
A top official within the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) Office of the Chief Technology Officer (OCTO) said today that the VA is taking a more “cautious” approach when it comes to veteran-facing AI and is instead leveraging the tool internally to empower employees helping veterans.