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Women Veterans

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VVA has a proud history of representing and advocating for the needs and interests of women veterans. Since 1983, when pressure from VVA resulted in the first GAO report on VA health care services for women veterans, we have been the leader in championing appropriate and quality health care, equal access to benefits, and the recognition that women veterans earned and deserve.

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Kate O'Hare-Palmer, Women Veterans Committee Chair
Women Veterans Committee Update July/August 2021
BY KATE O’HARE-PALMER, CHAIR Women Veterans Day was observed on June 12. The date was chosen to mark the anniversary of the Women’s Armed…

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Kate O'Hare-Palmer, Women Veterans Committee Chair
Women Veterans Committee Update May/June 2021
BY KATE O’HARE-PALMER, CHAIR These past few months have been busy for women veterans. The coronavirus vaccine cannot be overlooked. I hope everyone is…

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Kate O'Hare-Palmer, Women Veterans Committee Chair
Women Veterans Committee Update March/April 2021
BY KATE O’HARE-PALMER, CHAIR The Johnny Isakson and David P. Roe, M.D., Veterans Health Care and Benefits Improvement Act of 2020, which included the…

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Kate O'Hare-Palmer

Chair: Women Veterans

Contact: koharepalmer@vva.org

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