Veterans Journal (National Vietnam & Gulf War Veterans Coalition) - Serial
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- Publication
- Veterans Journal
- Type
- Serial
- Publisher/Org.
- National Vietnam & Gulf War Veterans Coalition
- City
- Washington, D.C.
- Country
- United States
- Frequency
- Quarterly
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The Veterans Journal (National Vietnam & Gulf War Veterans Coalition)
Serial Item Number: 999Serial52464
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[Number of Pages: 24]
From the Chairman
National Vietnam Veterans Coalition Foundation
From the Editor
"Next Year in Saigon..."
Can the V.A. Enter the 21st Century? - As Our Veterans' Needs Change, So Must the V.A
Agent Orange
The Vietnam War's Legacy That Continues to Haunts Vietnam Vets and Their Families
Seized Agent Orange Research Documents Are Still Missing
Why Do Australian Vietnam Vets Die Faster than Non-Vets?
POW-MIA
Prisioners of War, Missing in Action - The Missing Service Personnel Act
The Normalization Game
Meanwhile, Back at DPMO
Gulf War Veterans
The Golf War Syndrome - and So It Goes, Again and Again
DOD and VA Have No Systematic Approach to Monitoring Gulf War Veterans Health After a Veterans's Inititial Examination
Federal Research Strategy Lacks a Coherent Approach
Support for Key Government Conclusions is Weak or Subjected to Alternative Interpretations
Further Developments
Pentagon Response
Child Birth Defects
Other Gulf War Issues
Vaccine Had Unknown Health Effects
"Gassed In The Gulf"
Vietnam Vets Children with Spina Bifida to Receive Compensation
Regristry for Birth Defect Children
Veterans Issues
Employment
The V. A.
Homeless Vets
Bulletin Board
On The Internet
Poem
Item Creation Date: Spring 1998
Collection: Vietnam Center Collection
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Added: 15 Jan 2002 [Updated: 08 Dec 2025]
Item is Copyrighted – Check for access via the Vietnam Reading Room portal.
From the Chairman
National Vietnam Veterans Coalition Foundation
From the Editor
"Next Year in Saigon..."
Can the V.A. Enter the 21st Century? - As Our Veterans' Needs Change, So Must the V.A
Agent Orange
The Vietnam War's Legacy That Continues to Haunts Vietnam Vets and Their Families
Seized Agent Orange Research Documents Are Still Missing
Why Do Australian Vietnam Vets Die Faster than Non-Vets?
POW-MIA
Prisioners of War, Missing in Action - The Missing Service Personnel Act
The Normalization Game
Meanwhile, Back at DPMO
Gulf War Veterans
The Golf War Syndrome - and So It Goes, Again and Again
DOD and VA Have No Systematic Approach to Monitoring Gulf War Veterans Health After a Veterans's Inititial Examination
Federal Research Strategy Lacks a Coherent Approach
Support for Key Government Conclusions is Weak or Subjected to Alternative Interpretations
Further Developments
Pentagon Response
Child Birth Defects
Other Gulf War Issues
Vaccine Had Unknown Health Effects
"Gassed In The Gulf"
Vietnam Vets Children with Spina Bifida to Receive Compensation
Regristry for Birth Defect Children
Veterans Issues
Employment
The V. A.
Homeless Vets
Bulletin Board
On The Internet
Poem
Item Creation Date: Spring 1998
Collection: Vietnam Center Collection
(Click For More Item Information)
Added: 15 Jan 2002 [Updated: 08 Dec 2025]
Item is Copyrighted – Check for access via the Vietnam Reading Room portal.
Veterans Journal (National Vietnam & Gulf War Veterans Coalition)
Serial Item Number: 278Serial140255
- NOT DIGITIZED
[Number of Pages: 24]
From the Chairman
National Vietnam Veterans Coalition Foundation
From the Editor
"Next Year in Saigon..."
Can the V.A. Enter the 21st Century? - As Our Veterans' Needs Change, So Must the V.A
Agent Orange
The Vietnam War's Legacy That Continues to Haunts Vietnam Vets and Their Families
Seized Agent Orange Research Documents Are Still Missing
Why Do Australian Vietnam Vets Die Faster than Non-Vets?
POW-MIA
Prisioners of War, Missing in Action - The Missing Service Personnel Act
The Normalization Game
Meanwhile, Back at DPMO
Gulf War Veterans
The Golf War Syndrome - and So It Goes, Again and Again
DOD and VA Have No Systematic Approach to Monitoring Gulf War Veterans Health After a Veterans's Inititial Examination
Federal Research Strategy Lacks a Coherent Approach
Support for Key Government Conclusions is Weak or Subjected to Alternative Interpretations
Further Developments
Pentagon Response
Child Birth Defects
Other Gulf War Issues
Vaccine Had Unknown Health Effects
"Gassed In The Gulf"
Vietnam Vets Children with Spina Bifida to Receive Compensation
Regristry for Birth Defect Children
Veterans Issues
Employment
The V. A.
Homeless Vets
Bulletin Board
On The Internet
Poem
Item Creation Date: Spring 1998
Collection: William E. Kirkland Collection
Association: Tet '68 Association
(Click For More Item Information)
Added: 18 Aug 2003 [Updated: 08 Dec 2025]
Item is Copyrighted – Check for access via the Vietnam Reading Room portal.
From the Chairman
National Vietnam Veterans Coalition Foundation
From the Editor
"Next Year in Saigon..."
Can the V.A. Enter the 21st Century? - As Our Veterans' Needs Change, So Must the V.A
Agent Orange
The Vietnam War's Legacy That Continues to Haunts Vietnam Vets and Their Families
Seized Agent Orange Research Documents Are Still Missing
Why Do Australian Vietnam Vets Die Faster than Non-Vets?
POW-MIA
Prisioners of War, Missing in Action - The Missing Service Personnel Act
The Normalization Game
Meanwhile, Back at DPMO
Gulf War Veterans
The Golf War Syndrome - and So It Goes, Again and Again
DOD and VA Have No Systematic Approach to Monitoring Gulf War Veterans Health After a Veterans's Inititial Examination
Federal Research Strategy Lacks a Coherent Approach
Support for Key Government Conclusions is Weak or Subjected to Alternative Interpretations
Further Developments
Pentagon Response
Child Birth Defects
Other Gulf War Issues
Vaccine Had Unknown Health Effects
"Gassed In The Gulf"
Vietnam Vets Children with Spina Bifida to Receive Compensation
Regristry for Birth Defect Children
Veterans Issues
Employment
The V. A.
Homeless Vets
Bulletin Board
On The Internet
Poem
Item Creation Date: Spring 1998
Collection: William E. Kirkland Collection
Association: Tet '68 Association
(Click For More Item Information)
Added: 18 Aug 2003 [Updated: 08 Dec 2025]
Item is Copyrighted – Check for access via the Vietnam Reading Room portal.
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