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Disabled American Veterans is facing a difficult decision on whether to go ahead with its centennial national convention.

"On the last day of January 1968, Gostas was writing his wife when he heard the sound of an AC-47 firing its miniguns."

At least 300 veterans have died of COVID-19 in state-run facilities that are independent from the VA.

The jobless rate for post-9/11 veterans, considered the most vulnerable to economic downturns, was 13.0%.

Retired Master-At-Arms First Class David Terwilliger sought release out of concern that he may contract the coronavirus.

The comparisons between war and the fight being undertaken against COVID-19 seem to be everywhere today.

A retired sailor filed a legal motion for release from a Connecticut prison based on his risk of contracting COVID-19.

As of Wednesday, 1,600 VA employees were confirmed to have the COVID-19 coronavirus and 14 had died.

Wounded Warrior Project will contact all the wounded warriors registered in its database to locate those in financial stress.

Telemental health, if optimized, is a solution in providing care to those who need it most.