
Governor Brown Proclaims March 14-20 “Women’s Military History Week” in Oregon
Governor Brown Proclaims March 14-20 “Women’s Military History Week” in Oregon.
Governor Brown Proclaims March 14-20 “Women’s Military History Week” in Oregon.
During the Vietnam War, more than 265,000 American women served the military and 11,000 women served in Vietnam, with 90% working as volunteer nurses. Responsibilities
Air Force personnel from the 96th Medical Group stands at parade rest as part of an all-female formation prior to the base retreat ceremony on
Transitioning servicewomen and recently separated women Veterans have access to information about VA women’s health services through the Women’s Health Transition Training course. The online, self-paced
Women are the fastest growing demographic in the U.S. military and Veteran populations, and VA stands ready to provide resources. There are currently more than
Earning and restoring trust is a VA priority. Due to the difference in trust amongst women Veterans versus male Veterans, VA is making an extra
VA’s Center for Women Veterans (CWV) is seeking nominees for the 2021 Women Veterans Trailblazers Initiative 2.0. The initiative defines a “women Veteran Trailblazer” as
The VA Women Veterans Quick Start Guide (QSG) provides clear and concise information on how to apply for benefits and access VA health care. How to schedule regular
According to the US Department of Veterans Affairs, *women are the fastest growing population in the military today. So, the demand for equitable, high-quality health
Kelly Fitzpatrick, director of the Oregon Department of Veterans’ Affairs (ODVA), will host a live virtual town hall meeting this week to discuss women veterans’ services, answer questions and hear challenges and experiences from Oregon women veterans.
The spotlight is on women veterans with a short history of women’s role in military service and current-day issues Oregon women veterans face coming back
PENDLETON — Three years after joining Veterans of Foreign Wars Let ’er Buck Post 922, Judith Burger had risen through the ranks to take command
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