On this day in 1948, President Harry S. Truman signed Executive Order 9981, officially desegregating the U.S. military. The order declared there would be “equality of treatment and opportunity” for all servicemembers, regardless of race. DAV honors the Black veterans whose service, sacrifice and perseverance helped move the nation forward.
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For many veterans, serving others does not stop once they leave their military post. Many continue to serve at home or in their community as caregivers. DAV Caregivers Support was founded for caregivers of veterans and veterans who provide care to someone else.
Who can be a caregiver? Caregivers can be spouses or partners, adult children or parents, friends, neighbors, roommates or extended family. Caregivers regularly help with meals, run errands, provide rides, and help with home safety, finances or emotional support.
Learn more at davcaregivers.org
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This isn't about choosing winners and losers among veterans. It's about keeping faith with every generation that served. Protect earned benefits. Strengthen support for combat-disabled veterans, survivors and caregivers. Remove Section 108.
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The best veteran employment stories don't end with a job offer—they start there.
Today on National Hire a Veteran Day, join us in celebrating employers who see the value behind military experience and invest in veterans long after the hiring process is over.
Whether you're an employer looking to attract military talent or a veteran exploring what's next, DAV's Hiring Guide for Employers of the Military Community provides practical tips on translating military skills, supporting veteran employees and building workplaces where military-connected talent can thrive.
Explore the guide today and build your strategy for success. ➡️ davhiringguide.org/.
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