Continued Health Care Benefit Program Temporary health insurance is available after you get out. You can buy up to 18 months of temporary coverage.
VA Disputes Charges of Major Delays in Mail Delivery of Veterans' Prescriptions The Department of Veterans Affairs claims most veterans are receiving mail prescriptions on time.
More Veterans and Troops Injured in Service Could Get Cash Under Expanded Program The Department of Veterans Affairs is proposing expanding the TSGLI program.
Ex-VA Official: Residents of Veterans Homes 'Left Behind' During Pandemic The committee started its work by tallying the number of coronavirus deaths at the state-run veterans homes nationwide.
VA Continues to 'Torture' Cats in Medical Research, Rights Group Claims Documents obtained by animal rights advocates show that the VA continues to conduct experiments on cats for medical research.
Plan Would Improve Testing and Treatment of Vets Exposed to Burn Pits, Other Toxins The proposed legislation would establish a commission to research the health effects of battlefield environmental pollutants.
Senate Approves New Agent Orange Presumptive Diseases, Tees Up House Showdown Senators voted to add bladder cancer, hypothyroidism and Parkinsonism to the list of Agent Orange presumptives.
Veteran Status Left Out of Census Count The veteran question has not been on the census since 2000, spokeswoman Susan Licate said.
VA's Post-Pandemic Plan: Expand Health Care Services at Walmarts Veterans Affairs Secretary Robert Wilkie said the agency's telehealth services at Walmarts will expand.
DoD Knew K2 Troops Were Exposed to Cancer-Causing Toxins; VA Continues to Deny Care The former Soviet base had contained chemical weapons, enriched uranium and soil saturated with fuels and other solvents.
The First Space Force Recruits Are Headed to Basic Military Training Seven new recruits will head to basic military training at Lackland Air Force Base, Texas.
It's Almost Impossible to Get COVID-19 on an Airplane, New Military Study Suggests The study next heads into a peer review before its findings can be submitted for a scientific journal.
The National Museum of the US Army Finally Has an Opening Date The long-delayed project will tell the story of the American soldier through treasured artifacts.
Amphibious Assault Vehicles That Sink Are 'Death Traps' for the Troops Inside, Marine Veterans Say After Fatal Accident AAVs rarely sink and fatal mishaps are uncommon for the 26-ton tracked vehicles.
‘I Met a Hero:’ Air Force Doctor Who Treated Alwyn Cashe Says He’s Never Forgotten Him It has been 15 years to the day since Cashe hauled his teammates out of the Bradley hit an IED near Daliaya, Iraq.
