A Marine veteran and a father of two, Aaron Orozco, was killed in a fatal shooting while driving for Uber in California. The incident occurred when Orozco picked up two … Continue reading Marine Veteran Who Served Three Tours In Iraq Killed While Driving Uber
Veteran Marine officer Sean McCool was looking for a way to reconnect with himself after serving as a combat engineer, deploying twice to Iraq, and losing his father. This mission … Continue reading Marine To Be Tested On ‘Naked And Afraid’ – Looking For Clarity
The remains of an unrecovered American soldier in WWII will finally be laid to rest in San Diego, California after Decades of being lost. Army tech Sgt. Matthew L. McKeon … Continue reading WWII Soldier’s Remains FINALLY Identified – After Fighting In Germany
Sarah Jane Cavanaugh, a 32-year-old former social worker has received a nearly 6 year federal prison sentence after using stolen patient information to pose as a sick Marine in a … Continue reading Woman Gets 6 Years In Prison – After Faking Cancer And Military Status
March 20, 2023 is the 20th anniversary of the start of Operation Iraqi Freedom (OIF). This is also known as the Iraq War or War in Iraq. The Authorization It … Continue reading The 20th Anniversary of the Start of Operation Iraqi Freedom (OIF)
Enrollment in the VA’s newest life insurance program has dropped and we have the details here. The program, which will be called VALife, offers guaranteed acceptance whole life insurance to … Continue reading New VA Life Insurance Plan Has Landed And We Have The Details
Lawmakers from both the House and Senate are calling for accountability following the discovery of numerous errors in the names of soldiers on the Korean War Veterans Memorial. The mistakes … Continue reading Lawmakers Fume Over Misspelt Names On Korean War Memorial
Two soldiers who were killed during the Korean War have finally been accounted for. According to the Defence POW/MIA Accounting Agency, in a statement on March 1st, two different soldiers … Continue reading Two Soldiers From Korean War Era Have Finally Been Accounted For
Donald Remy, the Veterans Affairs Deputy Secretary, has announced that he will resign from his post on April 1, 2022. Remy, who has led a series of initiatives since being … Continue reading Veterans Affairs Deputy Secretary Set To Step Down
A Pearl Harbor survivor who went on to become a decorated World War II flyer, passed away this weekend at 101. Jack Holder, a Pearl Harbor survivor and World War … Continue reading Pearl Harbor Survivor and Decorated WWII Flyer Dies At 101
‘Top Gun’ star and Air Force Veteran Tom Skerritt always had a passion for the arts, but it was his time in the Air Force which led him become a … Continue reading ‘Top Gun’ Air Force Veteran Tom Skerritt Continues To Serve
The remains of Pvt. Leroy M. Slenker have been identified in the Philippines. The Soldier Pvt. Leroy M. Slenker was a member of the 75th Ordnance Depot Company in the … Continue reading WWII Soldier and Prisoner of War Is Finally Identified – In the Philippines
Nearly 80 years after they were first written, a collection of love letters were returned to the descendants of World War II Veteran Claude Marsten Smythe. In a twist of … Continue reading WWII Love Letters Found And Returned To Family Nearly 80 Years Later
A Senate panel Thursday advanced legislation that would require Veteran Affairs officials to hold clinical trials on using medicinal cannabis for the treatment of chronic pain and post-traumatic stress. This … Continue reading New Bill Could Launch Clinical Cannabis Trials For Veterans
Non-Hodgkin lymphoma affects an estimated 19 out of every 100,000 people in the U.S. annually. It is a blood cancer that uses the body’s infection-fighting lymph system to spread. The … Continue reading Could Blood Cancer Be Linked to Nuclear Silo Work on Air Force Base?
A New York City police officer and Marine Corps veteran has been accused of spying on the U.S. for China. The Spy For the past two years, the U.S. has … Continue reading U.S. Drops Case Against Spy from This Country
A woman in Cincinatti steals roughly $500,000 from the Veteran’s Affairs by impersonating her dead mother. 50 years later, she was caught. This past August, Irene Ferrin, 76, of Cincinnati, … Continue reading Woman Steals VA Benefits from Her Dead Mother – Caught 50 Years Later
Lies and deception surround Congressman George Santos. He has now been accused of allegedly pocketing $3,000 from a GoFundMe which was established to help a disabled veteran’s dying dog. The … Continue reading George Santos Allegedly Steals $3k From a Charity for a Disabled Veteran’s Dying Service Dog
Starting Tuesday, January 17, U.S. military veterans in a suicidal crisis will be eligible for free care at any VA or private facility. Unlike for most other medical benefits, veterans … Continue reading Veterans: Free Care at Any VA or Private Facility for Suicide Prevention
Over the span of four years, a Marine veteran collected $118,979.16 in disability benefits from the Department of Veteran’s Affairs. He claimed that he suffered from PTSD after being stationed … Continue reading Veteran Admits to Defrauding the VA and Threatening the Investigator
There is a sharp decline in veterans being elected to the U.S. Congress. Some say that this leads to an increased polarization and dysfunction. It’s long been known that veterans … Continue reading How Military Experience Influences Lawmakers Behavior in Congress
The Veteran’s Affairs (VA) has listed its reasons why veterans are prime to open franchises. This list comes courtesy of the Vetrepreneur division of the VA. The Reasons Here are … Continue reading 5 Reasons Why Veterans Should Consider Opening a Franchise
