Legion Official Resigns Over Censored Memorial Day Speech The moves come in the wake of intense backlash to the decision to censor retired Army Lt. Col. Barnard Kemter.
How You Can Honor a Fallen Service Member This Memorial Day There is no greater honor than paying respect on behalf of a family member who can't physically be there.
Vets Group Celebrates New DC Motorcycle Ride Location After Pentagon Rejection The new organizers for a massive motorcycle ride through the nation's capital say it will now start at RFK Stadium.
Pentagon Rejects Permit Request by Veterans Group for Memorial Day Motorcycle Ride Motorcyclists typically use the Pentagon's parking lot as a staging area for the ride, but officials denied the application.
The VA's Budget Has Quintupled in 20 Years. Veterans Groups Want Billions More Veterans advocates are calling for an $11 billion increase in the Department of Veterans Affairs budget.
6 Major Veterans Orgs to White House: Fire VA Secretary Wilkie Now The request comes after a VA IG report found that Wilkie denigrated a female vet who alleged she was sexually assaulted.
As Veterans Battle Pandemic Isolation, Organizations Adapt to Meet Their Needs The pandemic has caused a surge in demand for veteran mental health support organizations.
Team Rubicon Affiliate Goes Public with Legal Feud Against Parent Org A simmering legal conflict between veterans organization Team Rubicon Inc. and its global affiliate is out in the open.
VA Opposes Efforts to Reinstate 48-Hour Review Process for Claims While lawmakers said the practice saved time and aided veterans, VA officials contended it was "legally suspect."
Honor Flight Cancels All Trips for 2020, Affecting 20,000 Veterans The board of directors that governs the network decided to end all trips through 2020 because of the ongoing risks.
Man Killed by San Francisco Police was Former Afghan Interpreter for US Special Forces Police said Ajmal Amani, 41, was holding a knife with a 6-inch blade.
US Navy Destroyer Makes Rare Port Call in New Zealand New Zealand froze most port calls by U.S. Navy ships in 1985.
Soldiers Who Refuse Vaccination Can Still Serve, But Their Careers Are Over The deadline to be vaccinated is Dec. 15 for active-duty soldiers and June 30 for Reserve and Army National Guard troops.
Some Fear China Could Win from US Spat with Marshall Islands Since World War II, the U.S. has treated the Marshall Islands, along with Micronesia and Palau, much like territories.
Philippines Rejects China's Demand to Remove Ship from Shoal Philippine forces use a grounded warship, the BRP Sierra Madre, as an outpost on the submerged but strategic shoal.
