Memorial Day is More Than the End of a Three-Day Weekend
VA Proposed Rule to Consider Certain Diseases Associated with Exposure to Contaminants in Water Supply at Camp Lejeune
Pentagon Slashes GI Bill Transfer Eligibility Window
When you leave military service behind, the transition to civilian life can often be turbulent. From understanding how your military skills translate to the civilian world, to facing the world of resumes and stressful interviews, the VFW's Transition and Employment services are committed to providing all service members and veterans with the resources and assistance they need to find a job befitting of their skills and military service. Knowing what civilian employers are looking for helps the VFW provide you with resume and interview tips that really work. We're dedicated to providing you with key resources and services designed specifically to help you find meaningful work!
Hiring for New York City
A powerful documentary of veterans battling PTSD
This year the VFW celebrates 125 years of serving veterans.
Department Legislative Chairman Ann Marie Hogancamp has compiled the list of priorities this legislative year.
The VFW store has made a change in ordering Buddy Poppies in an effort to streamline the ordering and the processing of the Buddy Poppy orders. There is also a new Buddy Poppy that can be ordered.
There is a new voluntary process called the "Elective Option" to help veterans resolve qualifying claims