As Veterans Battle Pandemic Isolation, Organizations Adapt to Meet Their Needs The pandemic has caused a surge in demand for veteran mental health support organizations.
This VFW Post Tried Moving on From its Past. Instead, it May Have Lost its Future. The Pvt. Leonard Post Jr. VFW Post was chartered on June 14, 1946, by 33 Polish veterans.
Team Rubicon Affiliate Goes Public with Legal Feud Against Parent Org A simmering legal conflict between veterans organization Team Rubicon Inc. and its global affiliate is out in the open.
VA Opposes Efforts to Reinstate 48-Hour Review Process for Claims While lawmakers said the practice saved time and aided veterans, VA officials contended it was "legally suspect."
Honor Flight Cancels All Trips for 2020, Affecting 20,000 Veterans The board of directors that governs the network decided to end all trips through 2020 because of the ongoing risks.
Veterans' Memorial Day 'Rolling to Remember' Motorcycle Tradition Is Going Virtual AMVETS has dropped its plan to carry on the Rolling Thunder tradition in Washington, D.C., for Memorial Day.
VFW Opposes VA Decision to Eliminate Review Period for Claims Previously, the VA allowed veterans service organizations to double-check vets' claims.
This Squad-Style PTSD Therapy Runs Just 2 Weeks. And It's Changing Vets' Lives Home Base is one of four locations offering the intensive clinical program, coordinated by Wounded Warrior Project.
'I'm in it for the Long Haul:' Tom Hanks Adds Star Power to Military Caregivers Cause Two-time Oscar-winning actor Tom Hanks has been chairman of the Hidden Heroes campaign, since its inception in 2016.
Every Veteran Has a Voice. Here's How We're Going to Listen to All of Them "An estimated 7.4 million veterans are nowhere in the advocacy or policy process."
Dozens of Retired Generals, Admirals Sign Letter Backing Trump for Reelection The campaign of President Donald Trump released a letter from 235 retired senior officers backing his re-election.
The Air Force Has Already Flown a Secret Plane That Could Be Its Next Fighter The news comes four years after the Air Force laid out initial plans for what its future fighter jets might look like.
Air Force Cargo Planes Could Get New Job in the Fight The recent exercises were one of many the Air Force is conducting to test its Advanced Battle Management System.
This 59-Year-Old Army BCT Grad Is About to Be the New Guy in His Son’s Unit A veteran of the Marine Corps and Army National Guard, he went through boot camp more than four decades ago.
Navy Commander at Lackland Training Center Fired After Investigation Cmdr. Robert Arias is at least the third Navy commander removed from his job in recent weeks.
