At AARP we value the freedom and rights secured by veterans, the military and their families. Your service and sacrifices will never be forgotten. AARP will continue to advocate for veterans’ issues; we'll provide relevant information and resources to assist you and your loved ones with whatever challenges or opportunities you face.
Survey probes lifestyle issues, toll of service
VA plans to make it easier to go outside its system
We honor the men and women who served and those who still serve today
He survived the USS Indianapolis attack, but didn't survive the sharks
Sergeants Tommy Field and Bill Cleveland
There was chaos in Somalia when a Black Hawk went down
Do You Have a Buddy You'll Never Forget?
Do you have a story about a war buddy you can share? Tell us in our online community
How service members may transfer GI Bill benefits
There is help to make it through the maze of programs
Up to 25% off your membership for all members and spouses of the U.S. Military forces
Relatives, friends who assist those severely injured in line of duty before 9/11 can get stipends
A survey also finds that most don't recommend service to their children
Here's how to translate your military skills into a civilian career
AARP Job Board connects experienced workers and employers
Out of Uniform and Into the Job Market
8 steps toward a smooth transition to civilian employment
Get Your Résumé Ready For Your Job Search
Try AARP's new Resume Advisor
Avoid identity theft, dating scams, tax fraud and more
Q&A with filmmaker Ben Patton, grandson of George Patton Jr., on how he helps vets deal with PTSD
Expanded list of diseases linked to the herbicide means more veterans and their survivors qualify