VA’s oncology nurses are health care professionals who specialize in providing cancer care for Veterans. These highly skilled nurses work alongside physicians and other health care providers to deliver personalized … Continue reading Meet a few nurses of VA’s National Oncology Program
Secretary of Defense Lloyd J. Austin III told the graduating class of the U.S. Naval Academy today that their experience as midshipmen has prepared them to lead in the fleet … Continue reading Austin to Naval Academy Grads: ‘You’re Up to It’
As Americans remember and mourn our fallen heroes this Memorial Day weekend, NASCAR nation will honor and recognize them alongside hundreds of current service members at one of the sport’s … Continue reading The DOD & NASCAR Highlight Fallen Heroes, Service During Coca Cola 600
For military spouses, finding employment can be difficult and daunting, especially after a big move. But a lot of spouses have the potential, drive and skills that would be great … Continue reading Back on Track: DOD Fellowship Guides Military Spouse’s Workforce Return
Benjamin Palmer was born in February 1968, and grew up in Modesto, California. After graduating from high school in 1986, he obtained a bachelor’s degree from California State University, Sacramento, … Continue reading #VeteranOfTheDay Marine Corps Veteran Benjamin Palmer
PBS’ National Memorial Day Concert, America’s national night of remembrance, returns for a live presentation this Sunday hosted by Tony award-winner Joe Mantegna and Emmy award-winner Gary Sinise, acclaimed actors … Continue reading National Memorial Day Concert to honor Gold Star Families, Vietnam War POWs
The Defense Department recognized a group of service members and civilians for their outstanding work toward sexual assault prevention and victim support in an annual award ceremony held at the … Continue reading Civilians, Service Members Recognized for Excellence in Sexual Assault Prevention, Victim Advocacy
At the beginning of the Civil War, Army 1st Lt. Francis Edwin Brownell avenged the death of his unit’s colonel by taking out his killer. Those actions made Brownell a … Continue reading Medal of Honor Monday: Army 1st Lt. Francis Brownell
Raymond John Marx was born in July 1946 and dedicated his life to the Navy, IT management and invention. He grew up with his mother and brother, and attended Mt. … Continue reading #VeteranOfTheDay Navy Veteran Raymond Marx
Bruno Peter Gaido was born in 1916 in Staunton, Illinois, just two years after his parents John and Clementina Gaido immigrated from Italy. Upon graduation from Lincoln High School in … Continue reading #VeteranOfTheDay Navy Veteran Bruno Gaido
In this episode of Borne the Battle, host Pablo Meza speaks with Rebecca Keough, who shares her journey from serving in the Army to becoming the Veterans Experience Office (VEO) … Continue reading Borne the Battle #283: How 800-MYVA411 simplifies VA access
This year’s budget request for the Pacific Deterrence Initiative, or PDI, is a full 40% higher than last year’s request, said Secretary of Defense Lloyd J. Austin III, and that’s … Continue reading Austin Outlines What’s Needed for Successful Competition With China
Augusto Cespedes Jr. joined the Navy when he was 18, in 2004, after graduating from Cy-Fair High School in Cypress, Texas, in 2003. He joined with hope of taking part … Continue reading #VeteranOfTheDay Navy Veteran Augusto Cespedes Jr.
VA is asking users in the Veteran community—Veterans, caregivers, and dependents—to attend research sessions where you’ll use VA digital tools and tell us what you think, what you like, what … Continue reading Want to improve our digital tools? Give us your input
James “Jimmy” Hauck was born in Austin, Texas, in May, 1945, but moved to New Jersey with his family when he was three years old. When he was 17, Hauck … Continue reading #VeteranOfTheDay Marine Corps Veteran James “Jimmy” Hauck
The U.S. military is the most lethal and capable armed force in the world because previous administrations and Congresses made the investments needed, Army Gen. Mark A. Milley told the … Continue reading Milley Says Investments in Military Capabilities Are Paying Off
The United States of America Vietnam War Commemoration today hosted “Welcome Home! A Nation Honors our Vietnam Veterans and their Families,” on the National Mall in Washington, D.C. The first … Continue reading Nation Marks 50th Anniversary of End of Vietnam War
Clarence Wade McClusky was born in June 1902 in Buffalo, New York, to C.W. and Marie McClusky. He graduated from the U.S. Naval Academy in 1926, then served for around … Continue reading #VeteranOfTheDay Navy Veteran Clarence McClusky
Missile threats to the U.S. homeland and allies and partners abroad will only continue to grow, said the commander of U.S. Northern Command and the North American Aerospace Defense Command. … Continue reading General Says Countering Hypersonic Weapons Is Imperative
Ignite the imagination. Launch creativity and Explore Opportunities. Temple University Ambler, in conjunction with Naval Surface Warfare Center, Philadelphia Division, hosted an Engineering Prototype Day on April 21 to showcase … Continue reading STEM Event Urges Students to Dream Big
Ryan Job was born in Washington state in March 1981. He was raised in Issaquah, Washington, and attended Issaquah High School. After graduation, he enrolled in the University of Washington, … Continue reading #VeteranOfTheDay Navy Veteran Ryan Job
PATUXENT RIVER, Md. – The Naval Air Warfare Center Aircraft Division (NAWCAD) is leading the Navy’s first comprehensive study since 1964 to update aviator size requirements, improve aircrew gear and … Continue reading Navy Begins Historic Aircrew Study
