VA hospital opening delayed to mid-2013
Thousands of veterans who have been waiting years for a VA Medical Center to open in Central Florida will have to wait even longer.
VA hospital opening delayed to mid-2013
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Thousands of veterans who have been waiting years for a VA Medical Center to open in Central Florida will have to wait even longer. Lawmakers to question VA purchasing practices
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The House Veterans’ Affairs Committee is looking into whether the Veterans Affairs Department spent $333 million on pharmaceuticals, medical equipment and other purchases without having contracts for the transactions. VA struggling with disability backlog
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The Department of Veterans Affairs is facing a growing backlog of disability claims, fueled by veterans returning from Iraq and Afghanistan and a policy change making it easier for Vietnam veterans to file Agent Orange-related claims. Burial problems found at VA cemeteries
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The Department of Veterans Affairs has found scores of misplaced headstones and at least eight cases of people buried in the wrong places at several military cemeteries across the country. Committee will investigate VA cemetery mistakes
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Lawmakers are calling on the Veterans Affairs Department to audit all its cemeteries to ensure that remains are correctly interred and marked. Congressman calls for review of all 131 military cemeteries
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The chairman of the House Committee on Veterans’ Affairs called Thursday for a complete review of all of 131 military cemeteries run by the Department of Veterans Affairs, where more than 3.7 million service members and their families are buried. Veterans Will Pack The Gallery Thanks To House Initiative
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Veterans usually have a cameo role in State of the Union addresses, with presidents pausing to recognize select current or former servicemembers for their contributions. But this year, the military guests of the Obama family will have support in numbers. Iraq war vets will be State of the Union guests
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About 20 members of Congress are bringing Iraq war veterans as their guests to President Obama’s State of the Union address on Tuesday as part of a bipartisan effort to focus attention on their needs and to honor their service. Burial problems found at VA cemeteries
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The Department of Veterans Affairs has found scores of misplaced headstones and at least eight cases of people buried in the wrong places at several military cemeteries across the country. Veteran Transition Profile: John Eves
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John Eves is an Air Force and Army National Guard veteran who now has a management position at Walmart. He recounts his transition experiences and offers tips for veterans in the job market below. Browse Documents by Date or Issue |