AMVETS

A group of Vietnam veterans participating in AMVETS' Rolling to Remember event in Washington, D.C. had their motorcycles damaged on May 24.

President Donald Trump used the event as a way to gain the support of veterans in advance of the November election.

Retired SEAL Mike Day talks about his book Perfectly Wounded, the Henry M Jackson Foundation talks about The Veteran Metrics Initiative and AMVETS teams up with TruGenomix for PTSD research

AMVETS calls on Veterans Affairs to embrace its fourth mission, which is to serve as a last line of defense for all Americans in a national medical emergency, such as the coronavirus pandemic.

Veterans service organizations, representing millions of former U.S. troops of every generation, gathered together on Capitol Hill Wednesday to urge Congress to take action to prevent more suicide deaths, care for increasing veterans ill and dying of toxic exposure and traumatic brain injuries and...

"We call on you to immediately add the four pending diseases recommended by the National Academy of Medicine ... to the Agent Orange presumptive disease list," a letter from the major VSOs addressed to VA Secretary Robert Wilkie reads.

From rock stars helping vets and vets rocking Congress for change

Two logos were unveiled by AMVETS National Commander Jan Brown — the logo for the inaugural 2020 ride and the permanent logo for the Rolling to Remember tradition.

Congress continues to fail to comprehend that existing options for mental health are generally insufficient and ineffective for veterans.