Veterans (D.R.C.V.) http://allveterans.blog.com Disable, Retired, Combatant and Veterans Sun, 07 Oct 2007 14:22:11 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.7 en hourly 1 Home http://allveterans.blog.com/2007/10/07/home/ http://allveterans.blog.com/2007/10/07/home/#comments Sun, 07 Oct 2007 14:22:11 +0000 Mr. Linbergh
WELCOME

Welcome to all services of the U.S. Military, the Army, Air Force, Marines Corps, Navy, the Cost Guard, National Guard, and Reserve. This program also for the Retired, Disable, Combat and Veterans.
Welcome Home "Operation Iraqi Freedom Veterans"The Information Data was creating to help all veterans.The Information Data provides information, support and free things. All for the Veterans, Global War on Terror Veterans, Operation Enduring Freedom Veterans, active military personnel and family members related to pre-deployment, deployment, and post-deployment issues, as well as service member and family Operation Iraqi Freedom Deployment Readiness problems, information about PTSD, Health issues and Veterans Benefits. The Iraq War Veterans Organization website has links to information about Veterans Administration health care, readjustment after deployment, education, employment, military discounts, PTSD issues, support-chat forums, family support and deployment information. The site also provides resources for relocation, transition, medical, educational and job fairs, as well as resume and interview techniques.

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WELCOME

Welcome to all services of the U.S. Military, the Army, Air Force, Marines Corps, Navy, the Cost Guard, National Guard, and Reserve. This program also for the Retired, Disable, Combat and Veterans.

Welcome Home “Operation Iraqi Freedom Veterans”The Information Data was creating to help all veterans.The Information Data provides information, support and free things. All for the Veterans, Global War on Terror Veterans, Operation Enduring Freedom Veterans, active military personnel and family members related to pre-deployment, deployment, and post-deployment issues, as well as service member and family Operation Iraqi Freedom Deployment Readiness problems, information about PTSD, Health issues and Veterans Benefits. The Iraq War Veterans Organization website has links to information about Veterans Administration health care, readjustment after deployment, education, employment, military discounts, PTSD issues, support-chat forums, family support and deployment information. The site also provides resources for relocation, transition, medical, educational and job fairs, as well as resume and interview techniques.

Veterans (D.R.C.V.) are not responsible for the content of external internet sites, nor does it endorse content external sites.

 

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We provide Information Data to a population of active or inactive Military status. These include members that are part of the Army, Air force, Navy, Marines Corps, the Coast Guard, National Guard, and Reserve. All veterans of World War II, Korean, Vietnam, Iraq and Astons are welcome the site. Geographically VA location, Military bases located throughout the world, 1000’s of discount locations.
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Introduction

We provide Information Data to a population of active or inactive Military status. These include members that are part of the Army, Air force, Navy, Marines Corps, the Coast Guard, National Guard, and Reserve. All veterans of World War II, Korean, Vietnam, Iraq and Astons are welcome the site. Geographically VA location, Military bases located throughout the world, 1000’s of discount locations.
Veterans (D.R.C.V.) are not responsible for the content of external internet sites, nor does it endorse content external sites.

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index engineer searcher

Topics A to Z

Please click on the subject below that most closely relates to your question, or scroll through all the questions listed on this page.

A | B | C | D | E | F | G | H | I | J | K | L | M | N | O | P | Q | R | S | T | U | V | W | X | Y | Z

Major Topics

A

*       Informational Brochure

*       Questions & Answers on Health Concerns

  • Agent Orange

*       Health Related Issues

*       Veterans Benefits and Services

*       Agent Orange General Information

*       Agent Orange Home Page

*       Spinal Bifida

*       Board of Veterans' Appeals

*       Understanding the Appeals Process Pamphlets

  • Application for Enrollment in VA Health Care System

*       How to Apply

*       Online Application

*       Public Health Strategic Healthcare Group

  • Armed Forces Retirement Homes
  • Army
  • Army National Guard
  • Army Reserve
  • Atomic Veterans
  • Automobile Adaptive Equipment
  • AIDS (Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome)
    AIDS can qualify as a service connected disability. Improved Pension may also be paid if AIDS is the disability preventing the veteran from working.
    For more information see the Veterans Health Administration web site on     Public Health Strategic Healthcare Gr Aid & Attendance Allowance
    An additional benefit paid to veterans, their spouses, surviving spouses and parents. This allowance is paid in all Compensation, Dependency and Indemnity Compensation (DIC) and Pension Programs. It is paid based on the need of aid and attendance by another person or by specific disability. Special Monthly Compensation (L) can at times be designated an aid & attendance benefit.
    Eligibility criteria, see 38 CFR §§3.350 (Special Monthly Compensation), 3.351 (Special monthly Dependency and Indemnity Compensation (DIC), death compensation, pension and spouse's compensation ratings), 3.552 (Determining need for aid & attendance, housebound).
    See also     Special Monthly Compensation (SMC) below.oup
  • Rates see Special Monthly Compensation (SMC), Dependency and Indemnity Compensation (DIC) - Surviving Spouse or Parents, Improved Pension - Disability or Death.

·         Appeals
If you do not like a VA decision, most can be appealed. Start by contacting your nearest office.
Appeals are first made to the office that made the decision. A hearing officer or decision review officer usually handles these cases. If the case is still in dispute it is then sent to the Board of Veterans Appeals (BVA). If it is not resolved there, it can be appealed outside the Department of Veterans Affairs to the Court of Appeals for Veteran Claims (CAVC).
VA does not handle CAVC appeals. You must contact CAVC within 120 days from your BVA decision.

·         Application
OnLine Application's are available for Compensation, Pension and Vocational Rehabilitation & Employment benefits. Your application may need supporting evidence and/or documents. (If any of the evidence is not immediately available, send in the application anyway. The date VA receives your application is important to you, if VA grants your claim. VA benefits payments usually will begin from that date regardless of when the claim is approved.)
See also Forms or contact your nearest office.

·         Automobile Allowance & Adaptive Equipment
One automobile allowance is payable to certain very disabled veterans. Some reimbursement is possible for adaptive equipment. Check with your nearest office before making any purchases.
Eligibility criteria, see 38 CFR §3.808
Rates, see Special Benefit Allowances Rate Table

·         Alcohol Use
Al-anin/Alteen-1-888-425-2666
Alcoholics Anonymous

 

·         Amputees
Limbless Association
National Amputation Foundation (NAF)

 

·         Anger
Public Information of Anger

 

·         Anxiety
Anxiety

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B

*       Copay for Medical Care

*       Financial Hardship

*       Geographical Means Test Income Thresholds

*       Health Insurance

*       Means Testing

*       Prescription Copay

*       Revenue Office

*       Waivers