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Articles in March-April, 2006 issue of DAV Magazine

• New Orleans VA regional office opens in Gretna
• Auxiliary past National Commander Thelma Sites Williamson dies
• Veterans' jobs programs lagging
  by Dave Autry
• ABMC shows pride
  by Charles J. Mills
• Survivor visits hospitalized veterans …
• New Van …
• Gifts for hospitalized veterans …
• Congress grapples with veterans issues
  by Dave Autry
• Exhibition supports disabled veterans …
• The power of one
  by Paul W. Jackson
• Combat artists: war through their eyes
  by Thom Wilborn
• For the record …
• Higher limits for VA home loan program
• DAV and Auxiliary float wins …
• From being helped, to helping others: the journey of Joe Goniea
  by Hall Jim
• Ohio recognizes congressman…
• Agent orange error?
  by Roger D. Seick
• Still serving …
• Commitment to new disabled veterans
  by Edward R. Reese
• Chaplain's corner
  by Edward Bastille
• When it seems there is nowhere left to turn …
  by Judy M. Steinhouse
• Deacon Anthony Martino, State VA Voluntary Service Chairperson and Adjutant Chapter 16, North Chicago; and Chapter 16 Commander Gordon "Lenny" Kitson, president DAV appreciation plaques to Shirley Barr, manager, "Country Thunder" music
• DAV comes through for a horse soldier
  by Jim Hall
• Going the extra mile: supporters of disabled veterans race to make a difference
  by D. Clare
• Traumatic injury payments begin under new VA insurance program
• Controlled spending?
  by Hesh Brohinsky
• Outreach programs win international awards
  by Thom Wilborn
• Fields of honor
  by Charles A. Krohn
• Struggle for equality—past and present
  by LeRoy Gillead, III.
• Budget reform hearing request rebuffed
• Photo for a fan …
• Long-term care
  by Arthur H. Wilson
• Fields of honor for American fallen
• Delegate credentials and a great 2006 convention go together
• Budweiser salutes America's heroes …
• Disabled veterans memorial campaign gains momentum
• Colorado Trust helps tame the wild West
  by Thom Wilborn
• For Auxiliary generations …
• Differing views on the war
  by Robert D. Vance
• Holiday cheer …<