Hundreds of veterans and supporters joined a ceremonial walk down Constitution Avenue. The celebration continued with a tribute concert near the Vietnam Veterans Memorial, featuring Gary Sinise and the Lt. Dan Band.

The Lt. Dan Band will perform on the National Mall as part of the celebration Sunday. Among the veterans who will be there is a group that recently visited Vietnam for the first time since the war.

Researchers say the findings strengthen the case for granting presumptive service-connected benefits to veterans diagnosed with the disease decades after military service.

The Molly R. Loomis Research for Descendants of Toxic Exposed Veterans Act would establish a monitoring program to track birth defects among the descendants of veterans exposed to toxins during military service.

No vestige of the World War II-era Devastator torpedo bomber is found in any museum or collection anywhere in the world. A new salvage project is intent on changing that by retrieving a nearly intact wreck from a shallow Pacific lagoon.

The unusual hearing of the House Veterans’ Affairs Committee focused on eventually combining many of the 27 initiatives into a single omnibus package for a vote in Congress.

The legacy of the Marine Corps AV-8B Harrier II ground-attack “jump jet” will be celebrated during a week’s worth of events this June in North Carolina.

The tomb was established in the wake of World War I, but it did not have an assigned military guard until March 25, 1926.

While the NMMC preserves both flags in their collection, they are only displayed together briefly each year to mark the anniversary of the battle.

The mobile museums, called “Freedom Trucks,” will bring the history of the country’s founding to “every corner of our country and near many military communities,” the Army said.