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  • Secretary Shinseki Visits Alaska

    Secretary Shinseki Visits Alaska

    Secretary Shinseki visited Alaska, which has the highest concentration of Veterans in the U.S., as part of VA's efforts to provide service in rural areas.

  • Honor Flights: Welcoming World War II Vets to D.C.

    Honor Flights: Welcoming World War II Vets to D.C.

    The granddaughter of a WWII veteran shares her experience greeting WWII vets in Washington, DC as they arrive on Honor Flights to visit their memorials.

  • Mothers Who Served, World War II – Present

    Mothers Who Served, World War II – Present

    To celebrate and honor Mother's Day, the VA shares a collection photographs and stories of mothers who have served, from WWII to Iraq and Afghanistan.

  • Help Us Honor Moms Who Served

    Help Us Honor Moms Who Served

    To celebrate and honor Mother's Day, the VA asks for photograph submissions of mom Veterans.

  • For Veterans, Every Face A Story

    For Veterans, Every Face A Story

    Retired Air Force Staff Sergeant Stacy Pearsall created over 300 black and white portraits of Veterans spanning all generations. Every face a story.

  • Photo Collection: Women in Uniform, WWII – Present

    Photo Collection: Women in Uniform, WWII – Present

    To celebrate and honor Women's History Month, the VA shares a collection photographs and stories of women who have served from WWII to current conflicts.

  • Women Who Have Served: A Photo Montage

    Women Who Have Served: A Photo Montage

    To celebrate and honor Women's History Month, the VA asks for photograph submissions of female Veterans.

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