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  • Living With The People In The Mirror

    Living With The People In The Mirror

    A soldier's story. Your personal enemies in the mirror are more fearsome than any soldier or terrorist in the world. Remember who you are.

  • Countering Negative Stereotypes of Veterans

    Countering Negative Stereotypes of Veterans

    Veterans face an obstacle that is weaving into the American psyche–unjust stereotyping. Veterans should be recognized for their service and sacrifice.

  • CVSOs: Helping Veterans Right Here At Home

    CVSOs: Helping Veterans Right Here At Home

    County Veterans Service Officers (CVSO) ensure Veterans’ claims are being addressed properly through education, training, and advocacy.

  • A Thank You to Our Volunteers

    A Thank You to Our Volunteers

    Laura Balun thanks the volunteers at the VA medical center in Washington, DC in a guest post after her experience there during a Ladies Night event.

  • VA: Real People Getting Stuff Done, for Real

    VA: Real People Getting Stuff Done, for Real

    The VA is working on improving and extending medical and education benefits.

  • Battle In Their Hearts

    Battle In Their Hearts

    Recognizing the signs of PTS and PTSD could save a life in crisis.

  • Honoring America’s Last Surviving WWI Veteran

    Honoring America’s Last Surviving WWI Veteran

    The Department of Veterans Affairs honors Mr. Buckles, who is the last living U.S. Veteran of World War One.

  • One by One

    One by One

    VA guest post written by Carolyn Saxton, the proud wife of a retired Army Veteran.

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Last updated June 22, 2025

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