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  • Secretary McDonough on International Women’s Day

    Secretary McDonough on International Women’s Day

    Today, March 8th, is the 110th anniversary of International Women's Day. It is the perfect time to pause, recognize, and honor the enormous contributions and accomplishments of women from all walks of life who have long served as champions of social change and equal rights for all Americans.

  • I Am Not Invisible campaign highlights women Veterans

    I Am Not Invisible campaign highlights women Veterans

    The I Am Not Invisible campaign brings awareness to the barriers and challenges that women Veterans face in obtaining health care and other services.

  • AARP celebrates Black Veterans who served

    AARP celebrates Black Veterans who served

    AARP celebrates Black Veterans who served to ensure our freedom by sharing their stories. Read more on Hilda Griggs and Frank Macon.

  • 6 things Veterans can do to successfully transition from a military career

    6 things Veterans can do to successfully transition from a military career

    At VA, we understand the unique circumstances transitioning service members face and can help you successfully transition to a career at VA.

  • Honoring Veterans on December 3, GivingTuesday

    Honoring Veterans on December 3, GivingTuesday

    Make this holiday season a little brighter for Veterans in your town. Join in the GIVING TUESDAY activities tomorrow to remind our hospitalized Veterans that we have not forgotten their service.

  • A look back at our favorite 2016 posts: a legacy for female vets

    A look back at our favorite 2016 posts: a legacy for female vets

    This year we commemorated the life of the oldest female [...]

  • A legacy for female Veterans since WWII

    A legacy for female Veterans since WWII

    Back in September, we mentioned that the oldest living female [...]

  • A Black History Month message from Secretary Bob McDonald

    A Black History Month message from Secretary Bob McDonald

    During this year’s Black History Month, let us honor and celebrate all African American Veterans who have risked, and often sacrificed, their lives in service to this great nation.

  • Alyce Dixon, the oldest female Veteran, passes away

    Alyce Dixon, the oldest female Veteran, passes away

    The oldest female Veteran, the high-spirted, fun-loving, amazing local celebrity, Alyce Dixon, died peacefully in her sleep at the age of 108 years old.

  • Oldest living female WWII Veteran turns 108

    Oldest living female WWII Veteran turns 108

    World War II Veteran Alyce Dixon is now 108-years young.

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