
New Bill Seeks Nationwide Concealed Carry for Special Operators
A new bill seeks to allow special operations veterans to carry concealed weapons nationwide, impacting military personnel.
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A new bill seeks to allow special operations veterans to carry concealed weapons nationwide, impacting military personnel.

Sgt. Juan Gonzalez Castillo finally receives his Purple Heart at a surprise birthday celebration.

Louis Vernon Landry receives posthumous Bronze Star Medal nearly 80 years after his service in World War II.

Recent findings reveal 80% of VA mental health visits are timely, but referrals show significant delays.

A recent report shows that while VA mental health visits are timely, referrals lag behind. Learn what this means for veterans.

Marine veteran Robert Gilman has been released from Russian custody after 1,666 days and is headed to a Texas military hospital.

Explore how a veteran's military background influenced his artwork for Dungeons and Dragons.

James Bradford, an Army veteran, was convicted of defrauding the VA of $170K in caregiver benefits.

The VA has failed to complete brain injury evaluations for 142,000 veterans, raising concerns about their care.

A proposed bill could increase aid for veterans, but it is currently stalled in the Senate.

Explore 13 must-read books this fall for troops and veterans covering leadership and personal journeys.

A Desert Storm veteran faces significant financial loss due to a failed home renovation project.