Happy Birthday to the Marine Corps Reserve! A steadfast force of warriors dedicated to defending the principles upon which our nation was founded. Today we celebrate 108 years of dedication, courage, and commitment to our nation. #WeSaluteYou #thankyouforyourservice

Grateful to the entire AMVETS family who joined us at this year's convention in Springfield, Illinois! 📸 Find all the convention photos here: flic.kr/s/aHBqjBFe5u

Veterans Affairs must disclose delays to see a doctor and alternatives for private-sector care under new legislation The American Legion IAVA AMVETS stripes.com/theaters/us/20…

AMVETS statement on VA secretary nominee: AMVETS views former Congressman Doug Collins as a strong nominee to become the next secretary of the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs. President-Elect Donald J. Trump announced Mr. Collins will be his nominee to lead the VA after

BREAKNG: U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs stated tonight that all VA financial assistance programs as well as all VA programs/operations will continue uninterrupted. “This will have no impact on VA health care, benefits or beneficiaries,” Acting VA Secretary Todd Hunter said.

AMVETS National Commander Horace Johnson called for this in his testimony before the Senate and House committees Tuesday. We are grateful to see action underway. AMVETS

State Tax Filing Options for Military Households: What You Need to Know buff.ly/Z6ziYe3

Today, we honor the Stars and Stripes — a symbol of freedom, unity, and the commitment of every American who’s served. At AMVETS, the flag isn't just raised. It reminds us who we fight for. #FlagDay2025

Happy Birthday to the U.S. Army! For 250 years, the Army has stood strong—defending freedom, leading with honor, and answering the call. Here's to the legacy, the service, and the future. #ArmyStrong

As Juneteenth comes to a close, we reflect on the American promise of freedom. In 1865, the U.S. Army arrived in Galveston, Texas, to announce freedom to the last enslaved people in the U.S. Today, we honor the bravery of those who fought to make that promise real, and recommit

81 years ago today, a promise was made to America’s veterans 🇺🇸 On June 22, 1944, President Franklin D. Roosevelt signed the G.I. Bill into law — opening the door to education, housing, and opportunity for millions of WWII veterans. At AMVETS, we continue that legacy by helping

Some battles don’t end when service does. For many veterans, the impact of what they’ve experienced follows them home. It’s not always visible but it’s real. This June, during #PTSDAwarenessMonth, AMVETS reminds every veteran: You are not alone. You never have to fight in

Attending funeral today in Iowa Falls, Iowa, for 19 yo for U.S. Army Air Corps Corporal MELVIN HUFF, whose aircraft went missing in 1945 in New Guinea. His remains were located in 2011 and identified in 2024. Welcome home Soldier. Our respect. #IowaVeterans youtu.be/RDjoFBH7OWI?si…

As we celebrate freedom this Independence Day weekend –– let’s remember those who made it possible. AMVETS calls on you to honor our veterans not just in words, but in action. Supporting those who served is the patriotic thing to do. Let freedom ring and let your support be part

🎆 Happy Independence Day from all of us at AMVETS! 🇺🇸 Today, we celebrate the pillars that make this nation strong—liberty, justice, and freedom. As fireworks light up the sky and families gather for cookouts, we honor not only our country’s founding—but the brave

AMVETS National Commander Horace Johnson has been fighting for his fellow Veterans for most of his life. Now, he is fighting for his own life. Commander Johnson is battling an aggressive cancer. Please keep him and his family in your prayers and positive thoughts. Words of

As Independence Day comes to a close, we hope you spent it with those you love. 🇺🇸 At AMVETS, this weekend isn’t just about celebration—it’s a call to action. In 5 years, your support helped raise $133M+ to help veterans rebuild their lives with dignity and support. Freedom

After 15 years in the Army, Carlos struggled to turn his service into a civilian career. Despite months of prep, employers didn’t see how his skills fit until he found AMVETS. With tailored guidance, he secured a job. Your donation helps us guide more veterans forward. Donate:

Like many veterans, Stephanie faced uncertainty as she stepped into civilian life. With support from the AMVETS, she found the support she needed to move forward. Every dollar helps connect veterans with the tools they need. Donate here: bit.ly/amvets-donate

At AMVETS, we understand the journey because we’ve walked it too. That’s why we provide real, veteran-led support that changes lives. Donate here: bit.ly/amvets-donate Through your gift, you're showing up for veterans still waiting.