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Union Veterans Council, AFL-CIO Announces Support of The Global War on Terrorism Memorial Location Act (HR 5046).

Military and veterans groups rally in support of legislation to authorize construction of a memorial on the National Mall

Union Veterans Council, AFL-CIO Announces Support of The Global War on Terrorism Memorial Location Act (HR 5046).

10,000+ Retirees and Union Veterans: No Cuts to Social Security

Washington, DC - Alarmed by a Trump administration proposal to make disabled Americans prove they remain disabled and eligible for continued disability benefits every six months, more than 10,300 veterans and retirees have vehemently told the Social Security Administration (SSA) they oppose the p

10,000+ Retirees and Union Veterans: No Cuts to Social Security

OPERATION VETERANS OUTREACH WASHINGTON DC

Veteran’s Day is the U.S. Holiday dedicated to giving thanks to those who have served in our nation’s military. Instead of taking a day off with their families, more than 40 volunteers took to the streets of Washington, DC to bring relief and resources to the District’s homeless veterans.

OPERATION VETERANS OUTREACH WASHINGTON DC

UVC Announces Press Conference with VVA and Rep. Conor Lamb

Rep. Conor Lamb, Lawmakers, Miners and Veterans Groups Join Together to Support Miners Pension Protection Act

GWOT veterans and Vietnam veterans to express the importance this bill has on mine worker veterans who are trying to retire with dignity after serving the nation

UVC Announces Press Conference with VVA and Rep. Conor Lamb

Military Families Deserve More Then Cuts to Schools

(Washington D.C) The Union Veterans Council, AFL-CIO (UVC) and the American Federation of Teachers (AFT) are leading over 40 unions and organizations in calling out the current Administration for taking more than 3.6 billion dollars of congressionally appropriated tax

Military Families Deserve More Then Cuts to Schools

The Time is now to build a GWOT National Memorial

Americans across the nation are memorializing the 18th anniversary of the 9/11 terror attacks. Nearly 3,000 people were killed that day and thousands more injured. That fateful day also marks the day America entered the longest conflict the country has seen to date.

The Time is now to build a GWOT National Memorial