They fought for a country that didn’t trust them. Back home, or in internment camps, they fought to bring that injustice to light. It’s believed
For Tracy Miller of Bend, Flag Day is a day to honor her father, World War II veteran Elmer Miller. “Next month marks the 25th
The primary focus of the Salem lodge, which marks its 125th anniversary this year, is to provide scholarships to high school seniors and to help
The U.S. Postal Service releases a stamp honoring Japanese American soldiers of the era. He fought for a country that didn’t trust him. And back
A longtime local volunteer and former Veteran of the Year in Linn County, Harlan Neal, died on Wednesday. Locally, he’s best known as the man
PORTLAND, Ore. (KTVZ) — Oregon veterans who have received a COVID-19 vaccination at a VA or any federal facility can now sign up online for
While most vaccinated Oregonians were entered in the state’s drawing automatically, those who received their shots at the VA or out of state were not,
Veterans and those vaccinated out of state now must sign up to be entered in Oregon’s COVID-19 vaccine lottery. The state’s “Take Your Shot” campaign
Millye is an Army Veteran who served during the early 1960s. Cynthia served in the Navy in the 1970s and 80s. Tracey was in the
According to our Veterans Service Organization partners, there are an estimated 1 million Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender (LGBT) Veterans in the U.S. Here at VBA,
MEDFORD, Ore. — Two companies and a local nonprofit organization teamed up to give one Southern Oregon Veteran a new roof and several repairs around his Medford home.
Portland’s VA FARMS program improve Veterans’ quality of life offering in-person and virtual classes such as beekeeping, landscape & garden maintenance, greenhouse production, and vegetable
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