VETCOM

The outbreak among trainees comes two months after Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth made the annual flu shot optional for U.S. military personnel.

Telemental Health services helped a 56‑year‑old Army Veteran overcome decades of stigma and PTSD‑related barriers to finally access life‑changing virtual care.

The actions of a single individual, taken without justification or explanation, demonstrate a stark rebuke of Navy leadership and the promotion process.

If you have a benefit overpayment debt related to disability compensation, pension or education benefits, it’s now viewable in the VA Health and Benefits mobile app.

A social worker delivers monthly meal support, offering hope and connection to Veterans facing ongoing food insecurity.

The service did not specify the reason for the firings.

A VA occupational therapist uses TeleOccupational Therapy to assess Veterans in their home environments, catching dangerous medication errors and fall risks.

The U.S. special operations task force in Somalia is looking for contractors to advise troops on Somali politics, culture and tribal dynamics.

A retired soldier becomes the first in the VA system to receive a minimally invasive Visualase procedure, offering new hope for treating focal epilepsy.

In the Philippines in the early 1940s, Ray Cabacar walked 32 miles to reach a U.S. Navy recruitment station. He was determined to answer the call.