va stands for veterans health administration or veterans administration.
va stands for veterans health administration or veterans administration.
does va stand for veterans administration or veterans affairs?
veterans health administration
administrator of veterans affairs









































the administrator of veterans affairs was the head of the veterans administration, a united states government agency responsible for military veterans benefits. the administrator was appointed by the president. in 1989, the veterans administration was replaced by the united states department of veterans affairs, with the secretary of veterans affairs (a member of the cabinet) as its head.









































derwinski went on to become the first secretary of veterans affairs.









































section::::directors of veterans bureau.
administrator of veterans affairs
fairlane green, also known as ""the hill"", is a shopping center located on a large hill between outer drive and oakwood boulevard. the site is a former clay quarry used to make bricks which was later purchased by ford to use as a landfill for wastes from the ford rouge plant. after the landfill closed in 2003, construction of retail stores began in 2006 with a focus on green principles. independence marketplace is a retail development between the hill and the freeway. it is built on top of the former location of veterans administration hospital. in 1937, henry and clara ford donated 38 acres at the corner of southfield and outer drive for use as a veterans administration hospital. ground-breaking ceremonies for the hospital were held on july 27, 1937, with henry ford in attendance. major additions to the original hospital were made after wwii and during the 1960s. the allen park veterans administration medical center was sometimes referred to as the dearborn va hospital. it was a long time landmark that was both beautiful and interesting in its architecture. the allen park va hospital was deemed eligible for the national register of historic places on jan. 6, 1981 but in spite of this fact' it was demolished in 2004.
allen park, michigan