Roma Whitten

Disabled Veteran Who Was in Danger of Losing His Home After Being Scammed Gets Relief After VA Corrects Decades-Old Disability File Error

In Tomball, Texas, a disabled veteran, who was scammed, assaulted, and was on the brink of losing his VA accommodation, received some extraordinary news last Friday. Since March, the tumultuous journey of Roma “Joe” Whitten, a disabled veteran who fell victim to a scam that cost him thousands of dollars, has been under the media…

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Philadelphia 15

Navy Revises the Records of the ‘Philadelphia 15’: Black Sailors Who Took a Stand Against Racial Discrimination and Prejudice

Washington, DC – The Department of the Navy (DON) recently revealed adjustments to the records of the 15 sailors who were formerly attached to the USS Philadelphia (CL-41). These servicemen are often referred to as the ‘Philadelphia 15’. The announcement was made in a ceremony at the Pentagon on June 16, presided by Franklin Parker,…

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Compassionate Contact Corps

Addressing Loneliness Among Veterans: The Role of Supportive VA Programs

Loneliness is a universal experience, cutting across age, gender, race, and socioeconomic background. However, for some individuals, particularly the vulnerable among us, this state of solitude can transform into a chronic condition. Intriguingly, even those with robust social support systems are not immune to feelings of loneliness. Related Articles: VA neurologist, Dr. Indira Subramanian, paints…

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chinook

22 Delta Force Service Members Injured in Syria Helicopter Accident: Details of Pentagon’s Investigation and the Impact on U.S. Operations

Washington, DC – A recent incident involving a helicopter mishap in northeastern Syria resulted in 22 service members getting injured, as reported by the Pentagon. The accident, which took place over the weekend, happened shortly after takeoff. Pentagon spokesperson Sabrina Singh informed reporters on Tuesday that the mishap was caused by a problem with one…

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women in military service

Marking 75 Years of the Women’s Armed Services Integration Act: Achievements, Challenges, and the Road Ahead

Seventy-five years ago, a historic milestone was reached when President Harry S. Truman signed the Women’s Armed Services Integration Act into law. This transformative act enabled women, for the first time, to serve as regular members of the Army, Navy, Air Force, and Marine Corps. Since then, women have not only joined the U.S. armed…

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