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The report provides results on VA’s progress towards providing America’s Veterans with the best in benefits and health care; a high-level summary of our accomplishments during the year; a discussion of the challenges we face going forward; an analysis of our financial position; and the Inspector General’s Statement on VA’s Major Management Challenges.
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Fiscal Year 2023 AFR — Published November 15, 2023The AFR includes our annual audited financial statements and the report on the audit of those financial statements, which have received a clean opinion for the 25th consecutive year.

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Ceremonies marking its official establishment – and the start of renovation work on two historic buildings to house the collection – were held in August 2020. The public opening of the facility isn’t expected for several years, but great work is ongoing behind the scenes. Look for monthly updates in the Curator Corner, illustrating the multi-faceted steps that go into establishing a museum and its collection as well as the archives with its growing amount of records from scratch. This will be the GO-TO home for the History Center.
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Object 80: LUKE/DEKA Prosthetic ArmIn the 19th century, the federal government left the manufacture and distribution of prosthetic limbs for disabled Veterans to private enterprise. The experience of fighting two world wars in the first half of the 20th century led to a reversal in this policy.
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Object 79: VA Study of Former Prisoners of WarAmerican prisoners of war from World War II, Korea, and Vietnam faced starvation, torture, forced labor, and other abuses at the hands of their captors.
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