Honoring Vets

Three Pearl Harbor survivors and a Pearl Harbor witness share their different, and similar, perspectives of the December 7, 1941 attacks.

Earlier this month, the Honor Flight Columbus organization out of Ohio sent the city’s first all-women Veterans’ Honor Flight to the nation’s capital.

For decades, Veterans everywhere have wondered if what they do really makes a difference.

The Final Mission program brings joy and special memories to Veterans and their families during a difficult time facing the end of life.

We asked a few OIF/OEF Veterans how they feel about being thanked for their service and discovered some common themes.

As we approach March 29 and this Vietnam Veterans Day, take the time to remember those who honorably served.

I am speaking of the volunteer individuals and organizations that [...]

Mitch Harris made history on May 5 when he pitched a scoreless sixth inning in the Cardinals victory of the Chicago Cubs.

Seventy years ago, the 134th Infantry Regiment, part of the 35th Infantry Division, arrived in Hannover, Germany to relieve the 60th Engineers Combat Battalion. The weather the morning of May 7, 1945 was partly cloudy and cool when word arrived at 8:15 a.m. of Germany's surrender.

Despite the sunshine and blue skies, there was still a [...]

I first came to VA’s central office 22 years ago [...]

It was the middle of the workday last fall when [...]