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Posted on Apr 25, 2024

Walter “Chip” Mann, commander of Chapter 122 in Townsend, Massachusetts, receives a $3,000 donation from members of the Ashby Fire Department. The fire department hosts an annual car show to benefit local veterans organizations, and this was the third consecutive year the chapter received a donation.

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Tune in tomorrow at 10 a.m. (Eastern) for a press conference with DAV and several partner VSO's to address the VA budget shortfall. ... Read MoreSee Less

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We’re at the 2024 National Disabled Veterans Golf Clinic discussing a partnership between DAV and Whiting School of Engineering at Johns Hopkins University students for their capstone project to make the world more accessible for disabled veterans and others. They’re using this clinic to gather research about common problems they can potentially solve. Adaptive Sports and Arts - U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs #VetsGolfClinic ... Read MoreSee Less

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On #WorldSuicidePreventionDay, DAV is asking you to think about the power of one and consider the many ways a single act can give veterans access to confidential support and resources.Please share our message about how the Veterans Crisis Line, 988 press 1, can help. www.veteranscrisisline.net. ... Read MoreSee Less

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During the 2024 DAV & Auxiliary National Convention, three veterans and an embedded civilian photographer of the Second Battle of Fallujah took part in a moderated discussion to discuss how the battle was a turning point in their lives and its impact 20 years later. At 8 p.m. (Eastern) on Thursday, Sept. 12, we will broadcast the discussion on DAV’s social media channels as part of an upcoming multimedia project commemorating the 20th anniversary of the battle and its effect on those who served during the most intense urban fighting since the Vietnam War. Learn more at fallujahstories.org. ... Read MoreSee Less

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