Veterans in rural or underserved areas might lack access to qualifying work or service programs, according to Disabled American Veterans.

Despite experiencing a slew of health problems, veterans who served at the Nevada Test and Training Range have been unable to receive benefits to cover medical costs because their work was classified. A new bill aims to change that.

The National Park Service is temporarily suspending advance reservations for tours of the USS Arizona Memorial at Pearl Harbor scheduled past Sept. 3 due to ongoing preservation work to the popular tourist site.

Maj. Gen. Gerald G. Watson was given the title of The Modern Father of the Chemical Corps and advocated for the Chemical Corps throughout his life.

Marine Corps veteran John Decoteau says nothing calms combat veterans more than being on the water.

South Korea native Ben Chon visited Pennsylvania to surprise Bill Grove, a 95-year-old Korean War veteran, with the Ambassador for Peace Medal from the government of South Korea.

Chad Pfeifer of Caldwell, Idaho, is the only military veteran who was fully exempt from qualifying for the U.S. Adaptive Open Championship and will be competing in the lower limb impairment category.

Rep. Jason Crow, D-Colo., a former Army Ranger who is helping lead House Democrats’ recruitment efforts, said veterans can engage with voters who might otherwise be unreceptive to the party.

Two decades ago, in January 2005, more than 3,500 members of the 155th Armored Brigade Combat Team, the largest unit in the Mississippi National Guard, were deployed to Iraq. But no special date is needed for the unit’s veterans to stay in touch.

While he served four years in the Army, Robert Brewer’s 15 months in combat in Vietnam, Cambodia and Laos were so eventful that the 79-year-old was inducted into the Army Ranger Hall of Fame during a June 25 ceremony at Fort Benning, Ga.