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What is better Veterans Day or Memorial Day?
Veterans Day
How many disabled veterans are there in the U.S. today?
With more than 1.4 million members, Disabled American Veterans is an organization of disabled veterans who are focused on building better lives for disabled veterans and their families. Visit their website: www.dav.org.
What are some government loans available to veterans?
The better known government loan available to veterans is the home loan guaranty service. This is used to help veterans purchase, and afford, a house for cheap.
In what year was the Veterans of Foreign Wars organization founded?
Veterans of Foreign Wars was founded in 1899 in the United States. The actual named was decided upon in 1914. It lobbies for better health benefits and care on behalf of American Veterans.
Why was Veterans Day called Armistice?
Because they changed Veterans Day into armistice day in 1954 because they thought it's was a better name
Did older veterans want to accept Vietnam veterans?
During the Vietnam War, WWII and Korean War veterans were in their 30's, 40's, and early 50's...they were fathers, NOT GRANDFATHER's, for the most part. Some of those WWII & Korean War veterans were members of the still existing veteran organizations, such as AMVETS, VFW, and the American Legion. The membership of those veteran groups were at a loss as to why "us 1960's generation men" couldn't defeat a bunch of enemy soldiers who weren't equipped with "aircraft carriers, battleships, submarines, cruisers, destroyers, (and in the beginning of the Vietnam war...tanks, big artillery, and jet aircraft)." The WWII and Korean War fellows had defeated much more powerful foes, therefore they were at a loss as to what was holding us up from defeating those communist guerillas? At the same time, drafted men were now protesting (draft dodgers, draft card burning, draft riots, etc.), this aspect of the war really angered the WWII & Korean War veterans; after all, MANY OF THEM HAD BEEN DRAFTED TOO during WWII & Korea. And "IF" there had been any draft dodging or draft card burning during their wars, it wasn't as advertised as much as it was during the Vietnam War. So, to answer the question...it was very difficult, for a time, for Vietnam Veterans to gain membership in the above listed veteran organizations. Pretty good answer except that during WWII, about two thirds who fought were drafted, during Vietnam two thirds were volunteers. The average number of days a WWII vet spent in combat during a year was 40. During Vietnam it was 240 due to the advent of the helicopter. Vietnam was a small unit war not greatly understood by either WWII veterans or the general public. US troops were not allowed to attack the enemy in their homeland as they had been in WWII. Then there was the attitude that they were somehow better because they enjoyed widespread public support in WWII, which Vietnam veterans did not. As a Vietnam vet, it was a sad commentary that the WWII vets at first turned their backs on their fellow vets, even though they qualified for membership according to the rules of those organizations at the time. Over the years many myths about Vietnam veterans have persisted. In spite of indifference from both the government and general public, the vast majority have gone on to lead productive lives. It may take another generation to sort out truth from myth. Contributing to many of the myths is the large number of phony Vietnam veterans who perpetuate these myths. The Census Bureau says of the 2.8 million in country veterans who served about 1,027,000 survive as of the 2000 Census. At the same time there are according to Census, 15 million claiming to be Vietnam veterans.
Are you still dealing with any issues stemming from the pursian gulf war?
The VA (Veterans Administration) has enlarged it's medical programs to administer better services to US veterans.
What is Veterans Preference in hiring?
Veterans Preference in hiring is a policy that gives eligible veterans an advantage in the hiring process for government jobs and some private sector positions. This preference allows veterans to receive additional points during the application process, which can enhance their chances of being selected for a job. The policy aims to recognize and honor the service of military veterans, ensuring they have better access to employment opportunities as they transition to civilian life. Eligibility typically depends on the length and type of service, as well as the discharge status.
How long is free VA health care for veterans?
First of all veterans don't get anything for free. Veteran's make sacrifices that every day Americans can't understand unless they go though it!! They deserve whatever they need to make them feel like themselves again. Unfortunately most of the government politicians have never served!! And they get treated better then our VETERANS !! So I think our Veterans should get at the least the same health care and benefits as any politicians and their family's get. GOD BLESS AMERICA!!!
What is the value of a veterans stadium snowglobe?
The snow globe would have a low collectors value, and would be valued more as a novelty. Because Veterans Stadium closed down in September 28, 2003 it could have added value, and might sell in the $20. -$30. price range. Veterans Stadium souvenirs like pennants, and bats might do better than a snow globe.
Why do we celebrate Veterans Day?
To show how much respect that the veterans get for going and doing what they think is right. also because they risk their lives to save us and our country from being attacked and destroyed.
Which sentence would best build pathos into your argument?
(Apex) "After seeing how difficult it was for my brother to return to civilian life, I believe it's important to show veterans support."
