Alaska veteran finally gets benefits — 78 years after he was discharged
He had a card from Veterans Affairs but he never realized he could use his status to access “free perks” such as health care.
‘I believe in the cause’: NY concert organized by soldier shot at Fort Hood benefits wounded warriors
Ask Lt. Col Patrick Miller why he continues to organize and run a benefit concert for veterans and their families, and it goes back to when he was shot by a fellow soldier who went on a rampage at the former Fort Hood, Texas. After that experience in 2014, he pays more attention to the smaller things in life.
How To Attract And Retain Veterans Who Are Transitioning To Civil Work
With these strategies, organizations can create effective recruitment and retention strategies for veteran talent.
Heroes to Hives: Veterans working with bees
The first-ever conference is scheduled for June 27-28 at the Minnesota Landscape Arboretum’s Bee Center.
Milwaukee World War II veteran 100th birthday
He said Wii bowling and a 7 & 7 highball before dinner are among his secrets to a long life.
'Today We Make History': Commission Probing Afghanistan War Starts Work with Veterans Top of Mind
The Afghanistan War Commission, created by Congress shortly after the 2021 withdrawal, held its first public hearing, formally kicking off its heavy undertaking of assessing the mistakes of America's longest war.