VA News – Many know of President Lincoln’s assassination, but few know of the brave men who died pursuing his killer – including an Army Quartermaster Corps patrol searching the Potomac for Booth’s escape boat. This
VA News – To ensure meaningful tributes take place nationwide, the VA and the Veterans Day National Committee (VDNC) have recognized 56 communities across 28 states that will host official Veterans Day observances honoring America’s
VA News – Retired Army Chaplin Brad Turner rediscovered connection, purpose, and healing sparked by the companionship of a four-legged friend through Puppies Assisting Wounded Servicemembers (PAWS). After retiring in 2010, Turner wasn’t seeking transformation; he
VA – The VA Museum Program’s (VAMP) goal is unpacking and processing the objects that could become part of the National VA History Center Permanent Collection, including “creepy dolls.” The collection of 10 dolls, originally
DVIDS – The Army has announced a new hazardous materials management system to bring material tracking, procurement, storage and disposal management to the unit level. The HMID system will provide inventory management of hazardous
VA News – As part of a new year-round initiative designed to brighten the days of Veterans in the Community Living Center and Hospice units, Santa Salutes features Santa, his elves, and bags of
DigitalVA – To provide fast, tailored, and reliable support for the Veterans who contact the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) contact centers – as well as slash costs associated with older, legacy platforms, the VA
Health.mil – The Military Health System has many resources available to help service members, families, or veterans who are struggling with mental health challenges. Protecting, optimizing, and defending mental health needs is vital to the well-being
VA News – Korey (Snax) is an 8-year old certified service dog that helps draw attention to the Dayton VA Medical Center’s Change Leadership Team (CLT) booth, allowing the team an opportunity to educate users
VA – Following the Civil War, many Veterans were left with severe injuries, some life-altering, and the idea for establishing a domiciliary and hospital for Union Veterans was generated by Delphine Baker. Baker began galvanizing support












