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Have you had a chance to read the latest issue of DAV Magazine? In this special issue:

· Veteran responds to media's attack on health care and benefits
· Navy veteran finds purpose through accountability and community
· 5-year check-in on historic Deborah Sampson Act
· Learn about the Written Informed Consent Act
· What happens when war comes home
· Empowering veterans living with diabetes
· From jobless to workplace advocate
· Air Force veteran founds youth financial education company
· WWII veteran says VA progress requires persistence
· Former corpsman finds purpose in content creation

Click here to read the online edition: .

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Marine veteran Carlos Lopes earned the 2026 DAV Freedom Award at the 40th annual National Disabled Veterans Winter Sports Clinic in Snowmass, Colorado. … See MoreSee Less

After serving his country, Army veteran Daniel Blevins returned home carrying wounds most people never see.

From a Humvee rollover that caused lasting spinal damage to chronic conditions that affect his daily life, Blevins knows firsthand how military service can take a lifelong toll. Yet recent media coverage has suggested veterans are “gaming” the VA disability system—something he says couldn’t be further from the truth.

Blevins spoke out because he’s seen how stigma and misinformation can stop veterans from seeking the care they earned—and the consequences can be deadly.

His story is a powerful reminder that behind every VA disability claim is a real person navigating real challenges.

Read the full story from #DAVMagazine at the link in the comments. … See MoreSee Less

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