The VA Has Changed to Better Serve Post-9/11 Veterans, Wilkie Says He said the department "emotionally" serves veterans of all eras but has "adapted practically" to meet post-9/11 vets' needs.
Veterans Are Divided About Reports Trump Disparaged Military A survey conducted in June 2019 found that veterans were more supportive of Trump than the general public.
Arlington National Cemetery Reopens to Public, But Most-Visited Sites Still Off-Limits Arlington National Cemetery is reopening to the general public Wednesday.
Vietnam War Vet Who Conducted Heroic Helicopter Rescue Dies at 74 The heroic helicopter rescue occurred in May 1967.
Two Police Officers Exonerated for Shooting Combat Veteran in His Home The officers shot Ryan Pengelly while conducting a welfare check on his mother, who was living with him at the time.
Court-Martialing Military Retirees Should Be Stopped Until Congress Acts, Lawyers Say Lawyers representing Stephen Begani filed their opening brief with the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Armed Forces.
Amid Pandemic Pressures, Major Organizations Commit Support for Military Caregivers In the past month, two major organizations have pledged millions to provide support and services to veteran caregivers.
Army Vet Who Sued Over 2018 Arrest in Santa Rosa Gets Settlement Santa Rosa has agreed to pay $575,000 to settle a lawsuit filed by an Army veteran with a wartime brain injury.
Navy Astronaut and 6th Man on the Moon Believed in Alien Intervention Edgar Mitchell was a naval aviator, test pilot, and instructed astronauts before becoming one. He was no kook.
Why Veterans Are Quitting Federal Jobs at Higher Rates Than Non-Vets Veterans left government jobs at a higher rate than non-veterans and resigned 1.6 times more often, the GAO report found.
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.
