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New VA Program Investigates Outdoor Therapy for Veterans

The Accelerating Veterans Recovery Outdoors Act was passed last month by former President Donald Trump. It was part of a legislative package called the Veterans COMPACT Act of 2020 that received bi... Continue Reading

More Troops in D.C. For Biden Inauguration Than In Iraq and Afghanistan

Over the past few years, there has been a shift in the mindset of top-ranking domestic and foreign security officials – one that is perhaps most vividly represented by the stark contrast in t... Continue Reading

Legislative Package Gets Unanimous Approval in the House, Signed by Trump, and Will Impact Thousands of Veterans

President Trump signed sweeping legislation that aims to help veterans facing a myriad of challenges. Homelessness, access to care for female and Native American veterans, toxic exposure, and the c... Continue Reading

Toxic Chemical Exposure May Impact Veterans’ Risk for COVID-19 Complications, Including Adverse Reactions to the Vaccines

According to evidence found by the Environmental Working Group, those who have experienced prolonged exposure to “forever chemicals” are at a higher risk when it comes to contracting COVID-19, as w... Continue Reading

The Chuck Osier Benefits Act

In 2015, Chuck Osier, Air Force veteran and Sherrill native, died. His wife, Donna Osier requested a burial marker or medallion from the Department of Veterans Affairs. The paperwork was provided b... Continue Reading

VA Welcome Kit

Whether you have been out of the service for years or you are just getting out, the VA Welcome Kit can help guide you through the process of seeing how VA benefits can support you. Your earned bene... Continue Reading

VA Raises Concerns for Vaccine Distribution

Last week, top officials at the Department of Veterans Health Administration brought up concerns about the distribution of coronavirus vaccines. Dr. Richard Stone, head of the Veterans Health Admin... Continue Reading

Army Agrees to Review Thousands of Bad Paper Discharges

Earlier this month, a settlement was reached in a lawsuit against the U.S. Army. The settlement would require the branch of the military to review and potentially upgrade thousands of bad paper dis... Continue Reading

Court Rules in Favor of Retroactive Benefits to Blue Water Vietnam Veterans

On Thursday, Nov 12th, a federal judge ruled that the VA must honor the terms of a 1991 settlement and pay retroactive benefits to blue water veterans. The decision will affect thousands of veteran... Continue Reading

The Brian Tally VA Employment Transparency Act Gains Momentum

Marine veteran Brian Tally woke up one morning in 2016 will severe, debilitating back pain. Unable to stand or walk, he immediately sought help at the VA. Though Tally believed otherwise at the tim... Continue Reading

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New VA Program Investigates Outdoor Therapy for Veterans

More Troops in D.C. For Biden Inauguration Than In Iraq and Afghanistan

Legislative Package Gets Unanimous Approval in the House, Signed by Trump, and Will Impact Thousands of Veterans

Toxic Chemical Exposure May Impact Veterans’ Risk for COVID-19 Complications, Including Adverse Reactions to the Vaccines

The Chuck Osier Benefits Act

VA Welcome Kit

VA Raises Concerns for Vaccine Distribution

Army Agrees to Review Thousands of Bad Paper Discharges

Court Rules in Favor of Retroactive Benefits to Blue Water Vietnam Veterans

The Brian Tally VA Employment Transparency Act Gains Momentum

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