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Pensacola News Journal – Homeless veterans in the Gulf Coast area will have the opportunity to receive resourceful information and guidance at a stand down event hosted by the Department of [...]

ATD (blog) – The Association for Talent Development (ATD), formerly ASTD, is hosting its first program dedicated to the talent development strategies that support acquisition, retention, [...]

Daily Local News – A nine day celebration paying tribute to veterans is planned by the Coatesville Veterans Affairs (VA) Medical Center for the Veterans Day holiday. The events will take [...]

The Plain Dealer – Organizers of what may be the city’s first–or at least first in a long time–Veterans Day parade have invited veterans to join in the festivities on Nov. [...]

The Washington Post –  The American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars are fighting back against perceptions that they are “unwelcoming and out of touch with the needs of post-Sept. [...]

Military Times – The number of veterans in Congress has been steadily dropping in recent election cycles, but the legislative branch’s meager military credentials could take a major [...]

U.S. Veterans Magazine – While the federal government has raced to establish programs to serve combat veterans, the current system that awaits women transitioning from military service is a [...]

Green Bay Press Gazette – As the American military and its partners engage in airborne combat in Iraq and Syria against the Islamic State, one area mental heath expert said he’s [...]

National Journal – Veterans Affairs officials want to change when veterans can view some of their medical records online, fearing that some could become violent if they see negative [...]

Stars and Stripes – An overhaul of the troubled Department of Veterans Affairs means new education benefits will kick in next month for the spouses of service members who died since 9/11 in [...]