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Nearly eight decades after his service, Neil Korn, a 102-year-old World War II veteran from Chippewa Falls, is finally set to receive the recognition he has long deserved. Drafted into […]
WWII Veteran Awarded Long-Due Medals for His Service Read More »
Secretary of the Army, Christine Wormuth, has unveiled a significant initiative designed to enhance the support system for military families with special needs members. The establishment of the Army Exceptional
Army Establishes Special Needs Support Office for Enhanced Family Assistance Read More »
The Deputy Secretary of Veterans Affairs, Tanya Bradsher, embarked on a meaningful journey to Little Rock and North Little Rock, Arkansas. Her mission? To oversee the roll-out of the PACT
Deputy Secretary of Veterans Affairs Evaluates PACT Act Progress in Arkansas Visit Read More »
Jeff Bates, who recently took on the role of director of Crisis Operations at the Veterans Crisis Line and also serves as a captain in the Army Reserve, exemplifies the
Jeff Bates: Serving Veterans as a Crisis Line Psychologist and Army Captain Read More »
The journey through Veteran Readiness and Employment (VR&E) can be complex and nuanced, often leaving veterans with more questions than answers. Whether you’re embarking on this path for the first
Navigating VR&E: A Veteran’s Guide to Education and Employment Benefits Read More »
The Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) recently announced significant updates to the VA Schedule for Rating Disabilities (VASRD), with a particular focus on conditions affecting the digestive system. These updates,
VA’s New Digestive Disorders Rating: What Veterans Need to Know Read More »
The Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) is navigating through a period of significant transformation as it aims to meet the growing needs of veterans while also addressing internal concerns about
VBA Initiates Shift Away from Compulsory Overtime to Mitigate Staff Burnout Read More »
A proposed overhaul by House Republicans on the Toxic Exposures Fund – an essential component of the PACT Act designed to support veterans exposed to harmful substances – has sparked
