Veterans Service Organizations - VSOs

In this May 1, 2019, photo, Cassie Carpenter and son Landon, 8, cut a ribbon in front of their new Dickson, Tenn. home, donated by the nonprofit Stephen Siller Tunnel to Towers Foundation. They are joined by foundation CEO Frank Siller. (Trevor Tamsen/Tunnel To Towers Foundation via AP)

Marine's Widow and Son Given New Tennessee Home by Nonprofit

The Tennessee widow and son of a Marine killed in Afghanistan received a new home in Dickson this week.

President Donald Trump speaks at a Wounded Warrior Project Soldier Ride event in the East Room of the White House, Thursday, April 18, 2019, in Washington. (AP Photo/Andrew Harnik)

Trump Welcomes Wounded Warriors Who Are on Their Annual Ride

President Trump highlighted his efforts to build up the military as he welcomed wounded warriors for a White House visit.

A POW/MIA flag stands outside a Senate office in the Russell building on Capitol Hill in Washington, Monday, Aug. 27, 2018. (AP Photo/J. Scott Applewhite)

American Legion to Congress: Don't Replace POW/MIA Flags with Transgender Banners

"These servicemen and servicewomen went missing while defending all Americans. Their flags should not go missing as well."

A Vietnam veteran and member of the Military Order of the Purple Heart listens during the Prisoner of War/Missing in Action Recognition Day ceremonies at the State Capitol in Atlanta. (William Carraway/Georgia National Guard)

Purple Heart Recipient's Mission: Design 1 New VFW Post Each Year

The Vietnam veteran wants to design one new VFW or DAV post each year, beginning with VFW Post No. 7251.

Vet Groups Applaud Release of Wheelchair Damage Info by Airlines

Department of Transportation publication now includes information on damaged mobility devices.

An Air Force master sergeant tosses unserviceable uniform items into a burn pit at Balad Air Base, Iraq on March 10, 2008. (US Air Force photo/Julianne Showalter)

DoD and VA to Host Closed-Door Conference on Burn Pits

A private symposium on military airborne pollutants has been held regularly since 2012.

RIP Medical Debt’s VP of Acquisition, Mikel Burroughs (left), and its Executive Vice President, Jerry Ashton (right). (Facebook/RIP Medical Debt)

Veterans Receive Golden 'Tickets' Canceling Their Medical Debt

RIP Medical Debt has erased $65 million worth of medical debt for vets, family members, National Guard and reserve members.

Next Big Opportunity for Transitioning Vets May Be in the Construction Industry

Helmets to Hardhats introduces transitioning service members to promising career providers and vice versa.

A coalition of Democratic lawmakers at a signing ceremony in support of Common Defense’s efforts to end the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq. (Image: A.McCoy/Common Defense)

Like Trump, Democratic Lawmakers Back Effort to End 'Forever Wars'

A coalition of Democratic lawmakers is backing a veteran activist organization's efforts to end wars in Afghanistan and Iraq.

The Department of Veterans Affairs' motto, shown on a plaque outside the Veterans Health Administration building in Washington, D.C. (Hope Hodge Seck/Military.com)

Support for Making VA Motto Gender-Neutral May Be Fading

A membership survey for one of the groups behind the effort showed that less than half support it.

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