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In 2025, 95% of funds were expended toward direct program services for veterans and their families.


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When veterans succeed, organizations succeed. ENSCO, Inc. has built a culture where military experience is valued through mentorship, career development, workplace accommodations and a commitment to hiring veteran talent. Congratulations to DAV's 2026 Midsize Employer of the Year. Read more: …

The “Wounded Veteran Tax" leaves many combat-injured veterans unable to receive their full military retirement pay and VA disability compensation.

The Major Richard Star Act would help correct this injustice for eligible veterans, ensuring they receive the benefits they earned through their service and sacrifice.

Watch the full episode of #DAVPodcast to learn why this legislation matters and why DAV continues fighting for its passage ➡️ .
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On Oct. 23, 1983, a suicide truck bomber attacked the Battalion Landing Team headquarters in Beirut, killing 220 Marines, 18 sailors and 3 soldiers. Marine veteran and DAV member Keith “EZ” Ezell was among the survivors of the peacekeeping mission in Beirut.

Later in life, though, he would face an invisible foe lurking within his own body. An aggressive form of bladder cancer had been waging a secret war against him.

In his time of need, Ezell was able to turn to a fellow Marine veteran of Beirut and DAV benefits advocate Don Inns.

Read the full story, “Beirut veterans continue struggle after 40 years,” at the link in the comments.
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