VA Photos of the Week highlights the connections made between our employees and the Veterans they serve every day at VA medical centers, regional offices, and national cemeteries across the country.
This week, photographers from Kentucky, Wisconsin and Arkansas shared their best images with us.
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Badges of Honor is a Veteran Tattoo Project created by VA Lexington. While many people have tattoos for different reasons, such as expressing themselves, many Veterans use tattoos as a way to process their trauma. This intimate project showcases those tattoos as a way to start the mental health discussion.
Badges of Honor is a Veteran Tattoo Project created by VA Lexington. While many people have tattoos for different reasons, such as expressing themselves, many Veterans use tattoos as a way to process their trauma. This intimate project showcases those tattoos as a way to start the mental health discussion.
Badges of Honor is a Veteran Tattoo Project created by VA Lexington. While many people have tattoos for different reasons, such as expressing themselves, many Veterans use tattoos as a way to process their trauma. This intimate project showcases those tattoos as a way to start the mental health discussion.
Badges of Honor is a Veteran Tattoo Project created by VA Lexington. While many people have tattoos for different reasons, such as expressing themselves, many Veterans use tattoos as a way to process their trauma. This intimate project showcases those tattoos as a way to start the mental health discussion.
Badges of Honor is a Veteran Tattoo Project created by VA Lexington. While many people have tattoos for different reasons, such as expressing themselves, many Veterans use tattoos as a way to process their trauma. This intimate project showcases those tattoos as a way to start the mental health discussion.
The Tomah VAMC held a successful American Red Cross of Wisconsin Blood Drive with 87 units of blood donated! When you donate blood, you help give hope and healing to those who face life and death challenges. Your generosity can help change lives and keep families together. Photo via Tomah VA staff.
Central Arkansas Veterans Healthcare System presented a live demonstration of how to use VA Video Connect during a joint VA and VFW conference. Using a personal computer, Public Affairs Officer and Veteran, Chris Durney, connected with Medical Center Director, Dr. Margie Scott, for a full VA Video Connect session. Dr. Scott then arrived at the conference and continued to answer questions from VFW members.
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This week's VA Photos of the Week highlights VA employee feature photos from around the country, including Vermont and New Hampshire, Puerto Rico, Alaska, Arkansas, Pennsylvania.
This week's VA Photos of the Week highlights VA employee feature photos from around the country, including Arkansas, Florida, Texas, Michigan and Alabama.
This week's VA Photos of the Week highlights VA employee feature photos from around the country, including Pennsylvania, Kansas, Minnesota, Alabama and Texas.
