VA Doctor Appointments and Coronavirus: How Can You Stay Safe? With COVID-19 spreading and hysteria ramping up, what should you do if you have an appointment at a VA hospital?
Veterans Can Attend Their VA Claims Hearings at Home Starting Next Year The Department of Veterans Affairs hopes to speed up the appeals process and make it easier by going virtual.
VA Has Refunded All Home Loan Funding Fees Charged in Error, Officials Say VA has sent out more than 130,000 refunds
VA Continues to Update Disability Rating Schedule The 70-year-old regulations are halfway through a major rewrite.
Disabled Vets May Be Eligible for Student Loan Write-Off If you are a totally disabled or unemployable veteran with student loan debt, the Department of Education is looking for you.
Baltimore VA Slowest to Process Disability Claims Across the country, 900,000 vets wait an average of nine months to find out if they qualify for disability benefits.
First Soldiers Graduate Basic Training in WWII Throwback Uniform New soldiers at Fort Sill were the first to graduate Army Basic Combat Training wearing the service's new Army Greens.
Pilot Error Led to Fatal F-15 Crash in North Sea, Air Force Report Says Air Force 1st Lt. Kenneth "Kage" Allen was killed.
Army’s Sci-Fi Infantry Goggles Change the Mechanics of Shooting, Soldiers Say Soldiers offered feedback on the Army's futuristic new IVAS technology.
Air Force Special Ops Must 'Ruthlessly' Cut Legacy Systems, 3-Star General Says The Defense Department is predicting flat or declining budgets in future years.
For Now, US Troops Won't Be Required to Get New COVID-19 Vaccine Preparations are underway across the Departments of Defense and Veterans Affairs to receive doses of a COVID-19 vaccine.
