Veterans

Every year on Veterans Day, we honor the people who risk their lives to protect our country. Our disability program is an important part of our obligation to wounded warriors and their families.

Has anyone in a VA contracted nursing facility or in the state’s Veterans’ Homes tested positive for COVID-19?

Mike D'Ostilio served in the United States Army for 25 years. In this video, he looks back on his career and shares some of his fondest memories. Additionally, he also discusses the hardest aspects about being in the military and sends a special message to those currently serving.

What are the best ways to reach U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) given office closings?

AARP will host a National Tele-Town Hall on Thursday, May 14, 1:00pm-2:30pm Eastern Time focusing on Veterans, Military Families and the Coronavirus. Call toll-free 855-274-9507 to hear special guests from the Veterans Affairs, Elizabeth Dole Foundation, local workforce and financial services sectors, discuss:

Dial Toll Free: 855-274-9507

Scammers are on the prowl with Americans’ increased anxiety over the coronavirus pandemic. This is of particular concern as we commemorate May’s Military Appreciation Month given veterans and military families are twice as likely as civilians to be targeted by con artists.

On Memorial Day, our nation honors military service members who have given their lives for our country. Families, friends, and communities pause to remember the many great sacrifices of our military and ensure their legacy lives on in the freedoms we all enjoy. We recognize these heroes who, in President Lincoln’s words, “gave the last full measure of devotion.”

As May is National Military Appreciation Month, AARP Virginia would like to feature our members who are also veterans. For the first week, we proudly introduce Suba Satyanarayan, who served in the United States Air Force for 25 years. In this brief interview, he recounts memorable times from his career and sends a message to those currently serving.

Scammers are on the prowl with Americans’ increased anxiety over the coronavirus pandemic. This is of particular concern as we commemorate May’s Military Appreciation Month given veterans and military families are twice as likely as civilians to be targeted by con artists.