4th of July

For some Veterans, Independence Day celebrations trigger uneasiness and discomfort. To ensure a safe and happy day, discuss plans with guests and neighbors.

July 4, 1776, marks the day the United States declared […]

July 4 - Independence Day. A holiday for America, a special day for Veterans, the men and women who have protected our independence for two centuries. Here are just a few events marking the day.

We’ve gathered a few pointers to help make this 4th of July enjoyable for all — especially those who have served our country in the military.

At VA, it’s our life’s work to deliver critical services to our deserving Veterans, and we’re so proud to provide care for more than 6.3 million Veterans and their families each year.

On July 4 2009 & 2010 a naturalization ceremony was held in Baghdad for active duty servicemembers, nearly 200 sworn in as American citizenship each time.

A Veteran shares the need for togetherness on July 4th. In her long history of service she had enjoyed the comradeship with other servicemembers.