Veterans Affairs Secretary nominee Denis McDonough speaks during his confirmation hearing before the Senate Committee on Veterans’ Affairs on Jan. 27, 2021. (Sarah Silbiger/Pool via
As we begin 2021, VA’s Education Service reflected on the challenges the past year uncovered and examined how we adapted to meet your needs. Whether
Veterans and military members received answers to COVID-19 vaccine questions from senior medical and military leaders during a virtual session Feb. 4. The forum covered
A customer walks by a “Now hiring” sign as she enters a Staple’s store on Feb. 2, 2021, in Simi Valley, Calif. (Mark J. Terrill/AP)
Throughout the year, AARP strives to report on the military service of inspirational African American Veterans. But February is an especially important time to share
Hershel “Woody” Williams survived Iwo Jima, destroying six enemy pillboxes. When offered the COVID-19 vaccine, the Medal of Honor recipient didn’t hesitate. “I would encourage any
A local group is seeking input from the community on how to best honor veterans. Views: 548
Seventy U.S. soldiers who died in the Korean War have been identified out of a group of remains North Korean authorities released in 2018. The
Ray Wood’s neighbors posted greetings and hosted him at a celebration to mark his 93rd birthday in Keizer on Wednesday, Jan.20. Views: 578
On Wednesday, Bend Elks Lodge #1371 Trustee and Veterans representative Len De Groot presented a check for $5,500 to Erik Tobiason of the Bend Heroes Foundation for
U.S. Navy veteran Lynn Arnett reflects on his career, his reasons for giving back to the community and the friends made along the way Views:
When part of your job is hiding in bushes, scouting enemy territory, you’re bound to have some close calls. That’s exactly what Vietnam veteran Greg
