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New Program Wants To Help Veterans’ Caregivers During The Pandemic

Tragedies At Fort Hood Have Led The Army To Rethink Its Response When Soldiers Go Missing

95-year-old Veteran Remembers Fighting WWII In The Pacific And Racism At Home

Biden Wins Presidency, According To AP, Edging Trump In Turbulent Race

VA Slowly And Cautiously Reopens Its Medical Clinics

Here’s How NPR Reports Election Results

COVID-19 Has Upended The Business Model Of American Legion Posts, But Legionnaires Are Innovating

Amid Continued Anger About Vanessa Guillen’s Death, Critics Say The Army Often Ignores Sex Crimes

For Military Children, Changing Schools In A Pandemic Presents New Challenges

Health On Wheels: Tricked-Out RVs Deliver Addiction Treatment To Rural Colorado

ROTC Cadets Gradually Resume Some In-Person Training

Why So Few Black Admirals In The Navy? Some Blame A Culture Of Discrimination

In A Little-Discussed Program, VA Helps Veterans Deal With Race-Based Stress

1986’s ‘Top Gun’ Drove A Military Recruiting Boom. Will The Sequel Do The Same?

The Pandemic Is Affecting Veterans Courts, Making It Harder For Vulnerable Vets To Get Treatment