• On Civilian Guilt

    A VA employee shares her feelings about the different experiences that she and her Veteran coworkers have had, and the guilt she feels as a result.

  • Training to Fight PTSD

    When PTSD is discussed, it often refers to treatment after the wounds have happened. The Marine Corps wants to tackle combat stress on the field of battle.

  • Getting the Facts Straight on VA’s Outreach to Vets

    The VA examines their outreach efforts via social media. Using Facebook, Twitter, VAntage Point, etc., the VA has platforms where Veterans are reached.

  • Six Ways to Maximize Your Education Benefits

    The GI Bill of Rights has transformed the lives of Veterans since 1944. VA shares six guidelines to completing an education with the Post-9/11 GI Bill.

  • Unemployment Among America’s Newest Vets

    The Veteran-related figures from the Bureau of Labor Statistics indicate higher unemployment for Iraq and Afghanistan Vets compared to other generations.

  • Vet’s Life Inpsires a “Hands-Free” Wheelchair

    Merry Lynn Morris shares her hands-free wheelchair which she designed and discusses the advantages it could offer to Veterans.

  • Documenting the Wartime Experience

    National Geographic debuts their documentary Restrepo, featuring a platoon during its tour in Afghanistan and Medal of Honor recipient Staff Sergeant Giunta.

  • This Year’s New York City Veterans Day Parade

    Willie Rosenberg, Vietnam Veteran, recounts his experience at the Veterans Day Parade in New York City as a member of a PTSD Unit.

  • Honoring SSG Salvatore Giunta

    The Department of Veterans Affairs congratulates Staff Sergeant Salvatore Giunta, the first living recipient of the Medal of Honor since the Vietnam War.

  • Untold Stories

    The Department of Veterans Affairs shares quick glimpses into Veterans' untold stories.

  • The Way We See It

    The Department of Veterans Affairs is using Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, and theVAntage Point blog to ensure effective communication with Veterans.