Burn Pit Veterans at Higher Risk for COVID-19
Veterans who were exposed to burn pits in Iraq and Afghanistan are at higher risk for COVID-19. Veterans Affairs has failed to respond to their concerns.
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Bill to Save GI Bill Benefits, Trump Halts Student Loan Collections
For veterans who are attending college, this should be welcome news. Although the bill hasn’t passed yet, Congress seems to be busy providing relief on […]
US Navy Reports First Cases of COVID-19 Aboard Ship
As previously reported in another article on my site, Coalition Forces, Navy, Marines Report Coronavirus Cases, the Navy is the hardest hit branch of the […]
Coalition Forces, Navy, Marines Report Coronavirus Cases
Currently there are about 14,000 US troops in Afghanistan. There are also troops from 39 different countries as well as support troops. That’s another 17,000 […]
US Army Seeks Retired Medics and Nurses for Active Duty to Respond to COVID-19
Although I know the Army may need help, what about Veterans Affairs? Why isn’t the VA hiring these veterans? Only one in three psychologist positions […]
As Coronavirus Spreads VA Prepares to Backup Overtaxed US Hospitals
Although I think it’s important that the VA work with civilian hospitals to stop the spread of Coronavirus, I don’t understand how they can help […]
US Troop Movements Halted over COVID-19
I’m not exactly sure how you bring war to a screeching halt just because of a worldwide pandemic. Is the enemy taking a break as […]
Corona Virus Ruled Out in Deaths of 2 American Soldiers
Two American soldiers have been found dead in two unrelated incidents at Camp Humphreys in Seoul, South Korea. The Army stated that the two […]