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Rikki Almanza
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JAMA Study Shows Higher Survival Rate for Older COVID-19 Patients in VA Hospitals
A recent study published in JAMA Network Open found that older Veterans treated at VA medical centers for COVID-19 had higher survival rates than those...
The 2023 Warrior Games Challenge Commences at Naval Air Station North Island in San Diego
The 2023 DoD Warrior Games Challenge is currently underway in San Diego, showcasing the determination and resilience of wounded, ill, and injured active-duty and Veteran...
American Legion Riders Take On A New Mission Of Supporting The Veterans And Children Foundation
The American Legion Riders announced a new mission to support the Veterans And Children Foundation, which provides assistance to military personnel, Veterans, and their families...
Delta Air Lines Honors WWII Veterans with Charter Flight to Normandy for D-Day Commemoration
Delta Air Lines organized a charter flight to take over 40 WWII veterans to Normandy for the 79th annual D-Day commemoration.
Ramona American Legion Post 332 Honors Robert L. Currier’s 60 Years of Service to the American Legion
Robert L. Currier, a 90-year-old resident of Ramona, was recognized for 60 years of continuous service by the Ramona American Legion Post 332.
VA Relaxes Masking Requirement at Medical Facilities
The Department of Veterans Affairs has eased the mandate for patients and staff to wear face masks in most VA medical facilities.
Veterans Toxic Exposure Information
Information for veterans who may have been exposed to various toxic hazards during their service in the military.
Kern County WWII Veterans Memorial Unveils 174 New Names in Ceremony
An unveiling ceremony of 174 newly sponsored and donated names took place on May 20 at The Kern County WWII Veterans Memorial.
San Diego Automotive Museum: Honoring San Diego’s Military Legacy
San Diego Automotive Museum presents "Salute to San Diego's Troops" featuring two iconic vehicles, a 1942 Willys MB Jeep and a 1985 Humvee.
New RAND Corporation Study Finds Veterans Are Less Likely to Support Extremist Groups
A recent study by RAND Corporation reveals that U.S. veterans are less likely to support extremist groups and extremist beliefs than the general public.
