[ABOVE] #NeverForget: Five Veterans share impact 9/11 had on them, the military and community

What you need know about VA benefits in the aftermath of Hurricane Irma

VA’s VAntage Point blog has the latest information on hurricane impact to VA facilities and services. Those impacted by Hurricane Harvey or Hurricane Irma can find information regarding their benefits.

Veteran’s life changed by VA’s National Disabled Veterans TEE Tournament

Army Veteran Homer Hudnall Jr. lost his right leg in a motorcycle accident. At first, he thought his life was over. But he discovered the therapeutic value of adaptive sports and he hasn’t looked back.

Learn how you can play a role in suicide prevention on September 20

On Sept. 20 at 2 p.m. EDT, join VA and AMVETS for a Facebook Live event featuring Joe Chenelly, executive director of AMVETS and Megan McCarthy, deputy director of suicide prevention for VA’s Office of Mental Health and Suicide Prevention, for an honest discussion about the challenges that Veterans face.

VETERAN OF THE WEEK

This week we honor Army Veteran Craig J. Miller.

Craig served in the Army from 1990 to 1994. Years after his military service, Craig joined the Secret Service in 2000. Based in Virginia, Craig was on temporary assignment in New York on September 11, 2001.

Nominate a special Veteran as #VeteranOfTheDay

It’s easy to nominate a Veteran. All it takes is an email to us with as much information as you can put together. Click on the picture to the left for an overview of how to put together a great #VeteranOfTheDay package.