Meet the 2026 Ukrainian American Veterans (UAV) Scholarship Winners. Each year the UAV Scholarship Fund awards academic scholarships to students of Ukrainian descent. This year the UAV awarded $700 apiece to 11 students, for a total of $7,700. The UAV National Scholarship Committee selected ten undergraduate students and one graduate student for the awards. Congratulations to the 2026 scholarship winners!
Continue reading 2026 Scholarship WinnersMajor General Nicholas Krawciw Award
The Major General Nicholas Krawciw Award honors exceptional leadership, exemplary service, and outstanding contributions to Ukraine’s defense against Russian aggression. Recipients demonstrate unwavering resolve, professional excellence, and dedication to the mission while serving in military or security capacities. Distinguished service includes leadership, planning, training, logistics, humanitarian support, force development, or operational accomplishments, whether in combat or non-combat environments.
In keeping with the legacy of Major General Nicholas Krawciw, the award recognizes individuals whose service reflects not only courage, but also strategic vision, mentorship, ethical leadership, and a lasting commitment to developing capable military leaders and strengthening the institutions that defend Ukraine.
2026 Major General Nicholas Krawciw Award Winner
The inaugural Major General Nicholas Krawciw Award was presented to Ukrainian General Valerii Zaluzhnyi at the 79th annual convention of the Ukrainian American Veterans on 26 September 2026.
UAV Takes the Fight to Russia
Continue reading UAV Takes the Fight to RussiaUAV Posts 31 (Boston, MA) and 42 (Lehigh Valley, PA) are buying rugged, silent battery generators from New Use Energy (NUE). Ukrainian troops are using them to keep their devices powered and hidden on a battlefield where a heat signature can be a death sentence.
Job Posting for Volunteer Webmaster
Posted: 3 August 2026
About the Job
Title: National Webmaster
Employment Type: Volunteer (part time)
Location: Remote
Position Summary
The Ukrainian American Veterans, Inc. (UAV) is seeking a volunteer to serve as its National Webmaster. THIS IS AN UNPAID VOLUNTEER POSITION.
The UAV National Webmaster maintains the UAV website and provides technology support for the National Executive Board, including email, social media, video conferencing, and document sharing.
Continue reading Job Posting for Volunteer WebmasterMembers-at-Large
The Ukrainian American Veterans, Inc. (UAV) boasts 20 active posts throughout the continental United States as of 1 August 2026. Many Posts are located near major cities like Boston, Cleveland, Detroit, New York City, Philadelphia, and Washington, DC. Others are located in smaller metropolitan areas like Allentown, Buffalo, Cleveland, Hartford, and Trenton.
What if you don’t live near a city with an active UAV Post? Can you still be a member of the Ukrainian American Veterans? Where would you meet if you don’t have Post hall? Are there other veterans who also don’t live near an active UAV Post? What do they do?
Read on to learn the answers to all those questions and more!
Continue reading Members-at-Large