On the evening of May 30, the Pride of the Susquehanna will host its annual Veterans Appreciation Cruise. The free event includes a casual meal, a short program, and a leisurely cruise over the Harrisburg skyline for each veteran and a guest.

Veterans in New York will soon be able to access their services and benefits through a single state agency led by a well-known figure.

An encounter with a U.S. service member when Cesar R. Sabates was seven years old is one of his happiest childhood memories.

A special tribunal in The Hague sentenced two leaders of the Kosovo Liberation Army (KLA) to prison for exposing the names of hundreds of protected witnesses implicated in war crimes cases in its first such ruling.

An interim executive director is leading the Mississippi Veterans Affairs Board since the executive director, and his chief of staff have both resigned.

Thanks to the serendipitous discovery of paperwork in flood-prone archives in Thailand, the remains of an American airman who went missing in action during WWII may finally be on their way home.

Retired Army Lt. Col. John Culp walks the streets of Kyiv wearing body armor and looking for unexpoded ordnance left behind from Russian assaults on the city. He picks up and moves shells and removes fuses, working alongside bomb technicians from the explosive ordnance disposal, or EOD, a team of the National Police of Ukraine.

Tricare has announced that it will now cover laser hair removal services deemed "medically necessary," eliminating previously severe limitations.

Vice President Kamala Harris told graduating cadets at the United States Coast Guard Academy that they are entering service at a critical time in history when the "rule of law is stressed" and "basic ideals are under danger."

Water limitations at the William Beaumont Army Medical Center in Fort Bliss, Texas, have been maintained this week, just nine months after it opened.

In April, veteran unemployment fell below 3% for the second month in a row, indicating that the American labour market is nearing full recovery from the two-year coronavirus outbreak.

In April, veteran unemployment fell below 3% for the second month in a row, indicating that the American labour market is nearing full recovery from the two-year coronavirus outbreak.