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Just In: Report Reveals Little Progress Made Since Walter Reed Crisis

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President Bush and Congress Dawdle While Veterans Continue to Suffer
GAO Report Reveals Little Progress Made Since Walter Reed Crisis

NEW YORK - Iraq and Afghanistan Veterans of America (IAVA), the nation's first and largest organization for veterans of the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, issued the following statement in response to a new report by the Government Accountability Office (GAO) on the inadequate response to revelations of shoddy outpatient treatment at Walter Reed Army Medical Center:

Walter Reed Fiasco Results in Positive Changes

March 30

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Walter Reed Fiasco Results in Positive Changes
IAVA Applauds Congressional Actions to Address
Problems Within Military Medical System

NEW YORK - The nation's first and largest organization for the veterans of Iraq and Afghanistan, Iraq and Afghanistan Veterans of America, commends the House for passing H.R. 1538, the Wounded Warrior Assistance Act. Passed unanimously yesterday with bipartisan support, the bill seeks to correct the problems at the Walter Reed Army Medical Center and other military health care facilities. The bill:

IAVA Calls for Investigation at Walter Reed

February 21

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Iraq and Afghanistan Veterans Group
Calls for Investigation Into Problems
at Walter Reed Hospital

NEW YORK - The nation's first and largest non-partisan organization representing veterans of the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, IAVA, today called on members of Congress to review the actions of the Army and the Department of Defense at the Walter Reed Army Medical Center in Washington, D.C., amid press reports that injured troops were returning from war only to face squalid living conditions and inadequate medical and mental health care at the facility.

Inadequate Care at Walter Reed

February 20

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Walter Reed Hospital Outpatients Receive Drastically Inadequate Care
Iraq Vets Fight Back for Change and Accountability

NEW YORK - The nation's first and largest non-partisan organization representing veterans of the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, IAVA, has been leading the charge for action in response to recent media reports of drastically inadequate care for outpatients at Walter Reed Army Medical Center in Washington, D.C.

Press Releases: Walter Reed

Just In: Report Reveals Little Progress Made Since Walter Reed Crisis

Walter Reed Fiasco Results in Positive Changes

IAVA Calls for Investigation at Walter Reed

Inadequate Care at Walter Reed

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