National Cemetery Administration

The VA National Cemetery Administration celebrated its future leaders as 14 men and women graduated from the cemetery director intern program at NCA's NTC.

In section 42 of Beaufort National Cemetery is a modest […]

Edward Lyons recently learned he will join Sarasota National Cemetery in Florida after his graduation from the NCA Cemetery Director Internship Program

Ramiro Penaherrera, the co-founder of the Memorial Day Flowers Foundation, explains why getting back to the original meaning of Memorial Day is so important

The VA National Cemetery Scheduling Office has recently gone through a major change, including a $1 million renovation, which culminated in a rededication ceremony

Each participant walks or rides to “carry the load” for a deceased military service member or Veteran, remembering them and honoring their sacrifice.

  The environment was optimistic and energetic as things began […]

Day was shot down by enemy ground fire while flying over North Vietnam. He is often referred to as being the most decorated service member since MacArthur.

Vietnam veteran Milton Lee Olive III made the ultimate sacrifice to save his fellow infantrymen during combat in 1965 by falling on a enemy-thrown grenade.

NCA Cemetery Directors share their unique experiences and thoughts about what it means to reside in the historic lodges on national cemetery grounds.

The National Cemetery Administration’s (NCA) Veterans Cemetery Grants Program (VCGP), created in 1978, is celebrating the 40th anniversary of the program.

When complete, Pikes Peak National Cemetery will be VA’s 136th national shrine and serve as a centerpiece for Veterans in the greater Southern Colorado area.