Military Officer Magazine
Sept. 11 Through the Eyes of National Guard Officers Who Were There
Their firsthand memories remain fresh a quarter-century after the attacks.
Their firsthand memories remain fresh a quarter-century after the attacks.
Col. Paul Kwon discusses his work with the Army’s medical forces.
All stateside stores are set to offer the service by the end of September.
Chapter President Polly Parks, a military surviving spouse, spent a career in public service before dedicating her time to MOAA.
Providing tax credits to businesses that hire military spouses means working outside normal congressional channels.
The inaugural event honored women veterans of all eras.
Inside the $8.6 million deal that has divided the local community.
The three-year pilot is open to servicemembers about to deploy to a danger zone or for an extended period.
Inflation figures over the last three months of the fiscal year will determine the next adjustment.
About 3.8 million veterans will receive the mailer regarding VA health care eligibility. But not all benefit-promoting postcards are legitimate.
The annual meeting, hosted by state-level leaders, also outlined ongoing challenges to providing health care and earned benefits.
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