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More than 47,000 troops, vets will see federal student loan fees waived
Department of Education officials will automatically grant financial relief to individuals who previously had to apply for the benefit.
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U.S. Naval Academy expels 18 midshipmen for cheating on exam
An investigation has determined that 105 second-year midshipmen likely cheated on a physics exam in December, which was administered remotely due to COVID.
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Change of Mission: Advice for getting on with life after the military
Transitioning from military service is a complicated process. Here is some advice.
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Walking stick company provides a leg up for veterans
A little trip down river launched a business that employs veterans.
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For thousands of disabled vets, this job training program may be better than the GI Bill
The Veteran Readiness and Employment program served about 123,000 veterans last year but may benefit even more.
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VA unemployment benefit would be protected under this plan
The Individual Unemployability program has been the target of proposed funding cuts in recent years.
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DAV holds first ‘Day of Inspiration’ to highlight future after service
Disabled American Veterans will be hosting their first “Day of Inspiration in Tampa, aimed at encouraging veterans to persevere through life after they retire from the armed forces.
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GI Bill reforms on track for fall semester, VA officials say
More than 30 changes to GI Bill eligibility and payout rules were mandated by lawmakers late last year.
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This business accelerator is designed to help women veterans succeed
The six-month program was created to support women veteran entrepreneurs and bring empowerment to those seeking to grow their business and as an entrepreneur.
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Use your GI Bill benefits to start a business? Lawmakers push pilot program
Reintroduced legislation would create a pilot program for a few hundred veterans to get business start-up money through the GI Bill program instead of college tuition payouts.
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More than 47,000 troops, vets will see federal student loan fees waived
Department of Education officials will automatically grant financial relief to individuals who previously had to apply for the benefit.
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U.S. Naval Academy expels 18 midshipmen for cheating on exam
An investigation has determined that 105 second-year midshipmen likely cheated on a physics exam in December, which was administered remotely due to COVID.
-
Change of Mission: Advice for getting on with life after the military
Transitioning from military service is a complicated process. Here is some advice.
-
Walking stick company provides a leg up for veterans
A little trip down river launched a business that employs veterans.
-
For thousands of disabled vets, this job training program may be better than the GI Bill
The Veteran Readiness and Employment program served about 123,000 veterans last year but may benefit even more.
-
VA unemployment benefit would be protected under this plan
The Individual Unemployability program has been the target of proposed funding cuts in recent years.
-
DAV holds first ‘Day of Inspiration’ to highlight future after service
Disabled American Veterans will be hosting their first “Day of Inspiration in Tampa, aimed at encouraging veterans to persevere through life after they retire from the armed forces.
-
GI Bill reforms on track for fall semester, VA officials say
More than 30 changes to GI Bill eligibility and payout rules were mandated by lawmakers late last year.
-
This business accelerator is designed to help women veterans succeed
The six-month program was created to support women veteran entrepreneurs and bring empowerment to those seeking to grow their business and as an entrepreneur.
-
Use your GI Bill benefits to start a business? Lawmakers push pilot program
Reintroduced legislation would create a pilot program for a few hundred veterans to get business start-up money through the GI Bill program instead of college tuition payouts.
-
More than 47,000 troops, vets will see federal student loan fees waived
Department of Education officials will automatically grant financial relief to individuals who previously had to apply for the benefit.
-
U.S. Naval Academy expels 18 midshipmen for cheating on exam
An investigation has determined that 105 second-year midshipmen likely cheated on a physics exam in December, which was administered remotely due to COVID.
-
Change of Mission: Advice for getting on with life after the military
Transitioning from military service is a complicated process. Here is some advice.
-
Walking stick company provides a leg up for veterans
A little trip down river launched a business that employs veterans.
-
For thousands of disabled vets, this job training program may be better than the GI Bill
The Veteran Readiness and Employment program served about 123,000 veterans last year but may benefit even more.
-
VA unemployment benefit would be protected under this plan
The Individual Unemployability program has been the target of proposed funding cuts in recent years.
-
DAV holds first ‘Day of Inspiration’ to highlight future after service
Disabled American Veterans will be hosting their first “Day of Inspiration in Tampa, aimed at encouraging veterans to persevere through life after they retire from the armed forces.
-
GI Bill reforms on track for fall semester, VA officials say
More than 30 changes to GI Bill eligibility and payout rules were mandated by lawmakers late last year.
-
This business accelerator is designed to help women veterans succeed
The six-month program was created to support women veteran entrepreneurs and bring empowerment to those seeking to grow their business and as an entrepreneur.
-
Use your GI Bill benefits to start a business? Lawmakers push pilot program
Reintroduced legislation would create a pilot program for a few hundred veterans to get business start-up money through the GI Bill program instead of college tuition payouts.
