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Register Now for the 8th Annual Serving Those Who Served Conference in Yakima | Register Now, Book your hotel and sign up for a resource table!

Published: 08/20/2025

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VAAC Town Hall and Women Veterans Forum - Okanogan County - Omak Elks Lodge

Published: 07/23/2025

 

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PROCLAMATION - Korean War Remembrance Day

Published: 06/25/2025

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To Honor and Celebrate – United States Army marks their 250th Birthday – Message from WDVA Director David Puente Jr.

Published: 06/14/2025

 

To Honor and Celebrate – United States Army marks their 250th Birthday – Message from WDVA Director David Puente Jr.

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Legislative Wrap Up: Budget

Published: 06/13/2025

Legislative Wrap Up: Budget

The 2025 Legislative Session ended on April 27, 2025.  You can find a… read more

2025 Women Veterans Day Media Kit - Videos, Photos and Proclamation

Published: 06/12/2025

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Call for Testimonials: Women Veterans Recognition Day

Published: 06/12/2025

Dear Washington Women Veterans,

As June 12 approaches, we invite you to participate in a special initiative to recognize and honor women veterans in celebration of Women Veterans Recognition Day. This year marks the 77th anniversary of the Women’s Armed Services Integration Act… read more

Real Veterans, Real Voices: Stories of Resilience in the Face of PTSD – Recognizing June as PTSD Awareness Month 

Published: 06/06/2025

Real Veterans, Real Voices: Stories of Resilience in the Face of PTSD – Recognizing June as PTSD Awareness Month 

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Happy Pride Month 2025 - Serving ALL Those Who Served

Published: 06/03/2025

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May is Mental Health Awareness Month

Published: 06/01/2025

 

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