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Five women Veterans were honored Friday evening at the Welcome Home 2022 "A Night Out at the Ballpark" celebration at the Dayton Dragons game.

Women Veterans

The Sergeant First Class Heath Robinson Honoring our Promise to Address Comprehensive Toxics Act of 2022, commonly known as the PACT Act, is a monumental step forward for VA and the Veterans, families, caregivers and survivors we serve.

Pact informational image

“I’ve absolutely been blessed,” the Fairborn resident said in an interview. “I always have something to do.”

Fairborn man attending to Veteran burial sites

Beginning Monday, July 11, VetLink kiosks will no longer be available for Veterans to check in for appointments.

New patient check-in

While VA has not seen a higher prevalence of homelessness among Veterans of Operating Enduring Freedom or Operation Iraqi Freedom, recent research suggests the conditions of civilian life for post-9/11 Veterans have been associated with an increased risk of homelessness.

VA’s Connected Devices Program – Provides eligible Veterans with internet-connected tablets at no cost so they can access VA care through telehelth.

"Ten thousand cards. It has been huge. All 50 states. Finland, France, Canada. It is just great to see everyone get behind this," said Meyers' grandson, Dan Smith.

Veteran getting birthday cards

Caregiver Support Program explained

VHT May interview photo

Two Boy Scouts talk about why they helped put American flags on the 59,000 headstones at the Dayton National Cemetery.

boy scout decorate cemetery

A brand-new feature of the clickable map will allow users to enter a zip code and find the closest cemetery.