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  1. The American Veteran

The American Veteran

  • Remembering a sailor lost in combat and to history: Charles Ogle returns home

    Remembering a sailor lost in combat and to history: Charles Ogle returns home

    Though lost twice to this world -- once in combat and once in memory as an "unknown" sailor -- Charles Ogle is lost no more. 

  • Veteran living with multiple sclerosis finds sense of well being with VA adaptive sports

    Veteran living with multiple sclerosis finds sense of well being with VA adaptive sports

    "Don't give up!"  That's what Army Veteran Ardrena Bailey says about dealing with setbacks. 

  • Historic New York boxing gym opens its doors to Veterans

    Historic New York boxing gym opens its doors to Veterans

    Not even the rumble of the F train can drown out the sounds of shuffling shoes, jump ropes and the rhythm of gloved hands striking heavy bags at Gleason’s Gym – America’s oldest active boxing gym

  • The American Veteran: Veterans train for boxing in Brooklyn, the Forever GI Bill and stories of courage and sacrifice

    The American Veteran: Veterans train for boxing in Brooklyn, the Forever GI Bill and stories of courage and sacrifice

    In this episode, we take you to a Brooklyn boxing ring, discuss the new Forever GI Bill and share with you stories of courage and a final tribute.

  • The American Veteran: Standup comedian back on his feet with VA’s help, Air Force family makes BBQ dreams reality

    The American Veteran: Standup comedian back on his feet with VA’s help, Air Force family makes BBQ dreams reality

    VA’s quarterly half-hour video program highlights Veterans' stories, VA’s services and the benefits Veterans have earned.

  • VA program connecting Americans with their history

    VA program connecting Americans with their history

    The Veterans Legacy Program is changing how Americans connect with their history. Through the program, the VA’s is forging partnerships with academic institutions to engage students and their professors in discovering the stories of service and sacrifice found in VA’s national cemeteries.

  • The American Veteran: Veterans Legacy Program, adaptive sports and a Medal of Honor recipient looks back

    The American Veteran: Veterans Legacy Program, adaptive sports and a Medal of Honor recipient looks back

    As part of its ongoing effort to engage and reach out to the Veteran community, VA’s quarterly half-hour video program will highlight VA’s services and the benefits Veterans have earned. Each episode will include information on benefits or products, stories from Veterans and links to resources.

  • VA Secretary David Shulkin addresses Veteran community during sit down interview

    VA Secretary David Shulkin addresses Veteran community during sit down interview

    Dr. David Shulkin talks about his connection to the Veteran community and what motivates him to serve them, his goals and vision for the agency and how he plans to address the challenges that face the VA.

  • VA’s The American Veteran video series highlights Veterans stories

    VA’s The American Veteran video series highlights Veterans stories

    As part of its ongoing effort to engage and reach out to the Veteran community, VA’s quarterly half-hour video program will highlight VA’s services and the benefits Veterans have earned. Each episode will include information on benefits or products, stories from Veterans and links to resources.

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Last updated May 16, 2025

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