More than 1,100 schools partner with VA on GI Bill
WASHINGTON: Paving the way for recipients of the post-9/11 GI Bill to attend higher-cost schools, Department of Veterans Affairs officials ...
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VA officials approve $2.8 million for Gulf War illness research
WASHINGTON: Department of Veterans Affairs officials have approved $2.8 million to fund three new research projects that focus on testing ...
HUD and VA launch program to prevent veteran homelessness
WASHINGTON: In an effort to prevent homelessness among veterans, primarily those returning from the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq, the ...
VA emphasizes addressing mental health issues early
WASHINGTON: Close collaboration between Defense and Veterans Affairs department officials, plus proactive military screening policies are helping to identify and ...
Automation to improve Post-9/11 GI Bill processing
WASHINGTON: With 153,000 veterans enrolled in the Post-9/11 GI Bill this semester, and new automation tools to arrive this month ...
VA to begin recovery of Post-9/11 GI Bill advance payments
WASHINGTON: The Department of Veterans Affairs is beginning the process of recovering advance payments made available during the fall 2009 ...
Pentagon, VA expand disability claims test
WASHINGTON: Defense and Veterans Affairs officials today announced another step in their efforts to streamline the process of determining veterans' ...
New perspective improves VA programs
LANDSDOWNE, Va: A new perspective has enabled leaders at the Department of Veterans Affairs to improve the level and accessibility ...
Proposed Post-9/11 GI Bill transferability rules explained
WASHINGTON: With Department of Veterans Affairs representatives ready to begin accepting sign-ups for the Post-9/11 GI Bill May 1, Defense ...
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