VA health care staff are helping shape COVID-19 treatment guidelines. Both public and private medical teams across the country and around the world are benefitting
Veterans at risk of or experiencing homelessness can now stay connected with their health care providers, case managers, and loved ones thanks to a nonprofit
June 25, 1950 saw troops from North Korea pouring across the 38th parallel into South Korea. This began a short, yet exceptionally bloody war. There
VA has a new centralized emergency care notification process where Veterans or family/ friends can simply email VHAEmergencyNotification@va.gov or call 1-844-72HRVHA (844-724-7842) to report their
Nearly 250 Veterans from across the country are participating in VA’s National Veterans Golden Age Games (NVGAG) at HOME. The competition includes a virtual fitness challenge
A parade of loved ones and well-wishers passed by a local World War II veteran who celebrated his 100th birthday Saturday, June 20. Francisco Villavicencio,
A female National Guard soldier is set to graduate and don the coveted Green Beret at the end of the month. SOFREP has learned that
Those who serve the nation are finding themselves at a much greater risk of being the victims of cybercrime and identity theft, according to a
Rosalie Liotta and her caregiver, Cathy Adkins, are both Veterans. Liotta enlisted in WAVES, the women’s branch of the U.S. Naval Reserve during World War
Active-duty service women and women Veterans can learn more about VA health care services for women through free online training sponsored by VA in collaboration
Clatsop Community Action is seeking a Veterans Service Officer (VSO) who will be responsible for serving Clatsop County’s veterans and their dependents with fair and
PORTLAND, Ore. – Willamette and Vancouver Barracks National Cemeteries will resume committal services for families who are interring their loved ones on June 9. “We are
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