Our National Cemeteries are stepping up to the challenge of providing service through the pandemic. While we are observant of social distancing and realize the
The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs is leveraging telehealth technology to help protect you and your family from the spread of the Coronavirus (COVID-19). Using
Content warning: the following article features an open and frank discussion about suicide. If you or someone you love is struggling with thoughts of self-harm
A flyer purporting to be an official Department of Veterans Affairs document full of misleading COVID-19 advice is fake, VA officials said. The flyer circulating
Forty years of service in the U.S. Air Force he was a pilot who went on missions around the world. This airman is Allen Schauffler’s
When Brennen Hankins graduated from McNary he wasn’t sure what to do. “I didn’t really have a game plan I was just kind of trying
All VA national cemeteries are open and will continue to provide interments for Veterans and eligible individuals. However, effective March 23 — as part of
Student Veterans will continue to receive their GI Bill benefits under S. 3503, which President Trump signed into law March 21. The law enables VA to continue
Veterans have multiple resources available for the latest COVID-19, or coronavirus, information. Here are several resources. Views: 52
It takes everyone’s diligent effort to do what we can to beat this virus. Please, help your fellow Veterans, those at risk, and your loved
Governor Brown Proclaims March 30 “Welcome Home Vietnam Veterans Day” in Oregon.
The White House is warning the public to ignore rumors of a national quarantine for the novel coronavirus, which were circulated by erroneous text messages.
