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Veterans Affairs Scales Back Layoff Plan, Will Trim 30,000 Jobs Through Attrition

The agency will trim its workforce by about 30,000 through attrition measures without cutting mission-critical roles or disrupting veteran care.

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USS Liberty Veterans Renew Calls for Full Disclosure on 58th Anniversary of 1967 Attack

Trooper Roy Cadman, Last No.3 Commando D-Day Veteran, Dies at 102

Germany to Mark First National Veterans Day with Ceremonies Across the Country

Data Protection Rules Hinder Bundeswehr Contact with One Million Reservists

Vietnam Veteran Identified in 1980 Cold Case Linked to Serial Killer Randy Kraft

UK Special Forces Veterans Allege Decade-Long War Crimes in Afghanistan and Iraq

Western Australia Bids Farewell to Last WWII POW with State Funeral

UK Government Confirms £1.8 Million NHS Training Programme to Support Veterans' Healthcare

Susanna Reid Returns to Lead Good Morning Britain's VE Day 80th Anniversary Broadcast

Lord Ashcroft Threatens Legal Action Over Imperial War Museum Gallery Closure

VA Ends Mortgage Rescue Program for Veterans Without Immediate Replacement

British Army Launches King’s Gurkha Artillery to Address Troop Shortages

Vietnam War Poll Reveals It as Least-Supported U.S. Conflict 50 Years After Saigon’s Fall

Medal of Honor Recipient Dakota Meyer Reenlists in Marine Corps Reserve After 15 Years

Medal of Honor Recipient Dakota Meyer Reenlists in Marine Reserves After 15 Years

‘Warfare’ Delivers Unprecedented Realism in Iraq War Film

Russian Military Losses in Ukraine Surpass 700,000 as Troop Deployments Persist

Oldest Known Pearl Harbor Survivor Vaughn P. Drake Jr. Dies at 106

Russian Soldier Sentenced to 15 Years for Voluntary Surrender in Ukraine