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Read More »The Institute of Medicine’s (IOM) Committee to Assess the Readjustment Needs of Military Personnel, Veterans, and their Families will hold a public town-hall meeting from 7 to 9 PM on Monday, April 27 at the Hilton Garden Inn (2704 O.W.…
Read More »Veterans for America (VFA) has spent years tracking the strain our troops are suffering as a result of repeated deployments with too little rest, or dwell time, in between. The strains are piling up. New deployments to Afghanistan are only…
Read More »In the wars that America has been fighting since 2001, almost two million soldiers, marines, sailors and airmen from our all-volunteer military have served in Iraq and Afghanistan with courage and valor. Less visible but no less honorable are the…
Read More »Washington, DC, March 12 – First Lady Michelle Obama’s visit to Fort Bragg, North Carolina, today sends a powerful message that the new administration will be paying attention to the growing and dire needs weighing on our service members and…
Read More »Update: Due to overwhelming demand, we are issuing printed copies of The American Veterans and Servicemembers Survival Guide.
Please contribute to help put this important information in the hands of all that need it, and to get copies of the Survival…
Read More »The post-deployment challenges facing Alaska’s Army National Guard are more daunting and widespread than any seen by Veterans for America (VFA).
VFA’s National Guard Program just completed a week in the state reviewing the needs of Alaska’s citizen-Soldiers and the resources…
Read More »VFA has been on the ground in Alaska researching the effects of deployments of their National Guard on local communities and Guard families, and the readjustment of National Guard members upon their return home from war. Our National Guard is…
Read More »When the presidential candidates met tonight for their first debate, each spoke about their commitment to the military — but avoided talking about the dire situation now facing our National Guard, which has shipped off more than 660,000 members to…
Read More »IT IS UNTHINKABLE that anyone from any political party would try to block our servicemembers and wounded veterans from voting, but a new lawsuit in Ohio is threatening to do just that.
Ohioans are allowed by law to register to vote…
Read More »Today is the sixth anniversary of the start of our most recent war in Iraq. News reports marking the occasion will no doubt note that combat deaths are now lower than at earlier stages in this war — a silver…
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