VA honors last surviving member of historic “Six Triple Eight” Battalion
Plaque dedication ceremony honors the last surviving female member of the “Six Triple Eight” Battalion.
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Plaque dedication ceremony honors the last surviving female member of the “Six Triple Eight” Battalion.
Army and Marine Veteran Robert Kaczor shares how VA’s MOVE! Program helped him lose 100 pounds and gain a healthier, more active lifestyle.
A Korean War Veteran was honored for his bravery and commitment during the 75th anniversary of Korean War Armistice.
VA’s National Cemetery Administration’s Veterans Legacy Program initiative awards more than $2 million in educational and research institutions grants.
The Final Mile program ensures that Veterans who pass away with no next of kin are honored and not forgotten.
VA Providence is honored to recognize three remarkable Rhode Island WWII Veterans who exemplify the strength, sacrifice and spirit of the Greatest Generation.
A handcrafted bench donated to the West Texas VA by the Howard County, Texas 4-H is intended as a tribute to the courage and service of all Veterans, especially women.
When heart surgery resulted in a life-threatening infection, the team at the West Texas VA Community Living Center (CLC) 77-year-old Veteran Milton McDonald back on his feet.
Join VA during Memorial Day weekend, May 23-26, at more the 130 cemeteries across the country for commemorative activities honoring Veterans.
VA’s Veterans Legacy Memorial website adds 210,000 additional pages for American Veterans interred and honored in cemeteries and memorials.
VA’s National Cemetery Administration is joining forces with non-profit organizations Carry The Load, Travis Manion Foundation and Victory for Veterans to pay homage to Veterans interred in VA National Cemeteries through a series of events, volunteer opportunities and shared stories.
VA Boston Healthcare System recently recognized the dedication of its volunteer workforce.
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