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The nonprofit group Volunteers of America (VOA) recognizes the challenges Veterans often face in confronting moral injury, which is essentially a conflict with one’s personal code of morality.

Vietnam Veteran Airman Robert Irvin used a VA benefit to become a truck driver. A crash flipped his truck over and VA helped him again.

This year, National Wreaths Across America Day is on Sat. Dec. 16, and will take place at more than 4,200 participating locations across the country. This total, which includes Arlington National Cemetery, is more than 500 above last year’s total.

Until Help Arrives is a free course offered by the American Red Cross to teach people lifesaving skills during an emergency.

In a sign of pre-pandemic times, Disabled American Veterans volunteers met May 22 to clean the American Veterans Disabled for Life Memorial in Washington, D.C.

Maj. David Moniac was the first Native American to attend [...]

This week marks the centennial of the Battle of Verdun, which began Feb. 21, 1916, and ran for 303 days. Verdun became one of the longest and costly battles in human history.

A community united in Fayetteville to honor heroes during Wreaths Across America, laying 10,000 wreaths in a heartfelt tribute to service and sacrifice.

VA Boston Healthcare System recently recognized the dedication of its volunteer workforce.

The VA Bay Pines stand down relies on volunteers to connect Veterans facing homelessness with the resources they need.

Soldiers' Angels volunteers provide compassion and dedication to service members, Veterans, caregivers and survivors.

Native American and Alaska Native Veterans deeply enrich our country, and we proudly honor their service.