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These are just a few ways Veterans can connect with each other. Many Veteran organizations provide opportunities for Veterans to unite with each other through online and in-person peer support groups, social networking events and volunteer activities.

Carmela Daniels helps support veterans’ needs in the Dayton area and her community.

It’s a great time to honor the veterans in our community who may have needs we can help fulfill.

Unveiling of the Ohio State Historical Marker at the Dayton VA Campus.

Virtual Veterans Day Ceremony

“Veterans Day is a great reminder of how thankful we are to live in this wonderful country and celebrate our freedoms,” Erin Harris, Recreation Program Supervisor for the City of Beavercreek said.

“Retirement just didn’t suit me,” Warren said.

As Veterans Day approaches this week, I want to reintroduce the Dayton VA Medical Center (VAMC) to our community.

Local vet shares message of hope, healing after getting help at Dayton VA.

In November 2021, Veterans Health Administration (VHA) Women's Health will empower Veterans to take action for their respiratory health.