Veterans Affairs and Issues

Each state must honor the laws of the other states.

I know of no nuclear test sites in Florida at all. There was one company in South Florida that at one time made some non-nuclear parts for nuclear weapons, but they don't anymore.

Yes. They got a pension from service in the war.

To start with are easy ones like Ernie Pyle, Carole Lombard, and Glenn Miller, as well as ones who are better-known today like Ann Frank, the Dutch priest Titus Brandsma, Dietrich Bonhoeffer, and Sister Teresa Benedicta (Edith Stein). Determining which deaths are war-related and which are not may not always be easy; it has been difficult for the current writer to find information about major cultural figures in the UK and Europe who died as a result of air-raids or enemy action (some, like the elderly composer Emil Reznicek in Berlin, and the young Anton Webern in Vienna, died in the difficult conditions after the war's end). Famous people often had the financial mobility, property and connections that allowed them to seek a safe environment, though for whole regions this option became universally inaccessible, so there must be many deaths of the famous people of the early 20th century that happened in the War, and most of the world has forgotten. The level of destruction in London, Germany as a whole, Poland, the Baltic States, Italy, and the eastern Soviet Union was positively epic--and then there were the concentration camps. How's about some help on this from other history mavens?

The average salary for a veterinarian in the province of Saskatchewan is about $90,000 to about $110,000. Beginning vets make somewhat less than that.

The easiest way is to make contact with a Veteran's Service Officer at a local federal building or county office building, or if unavailable, any local VFW or American Legion Post. Make sure you have as much documentation as possible in order to get the ball rolling.

In the Navy in an inspection all must render a salute to the member with the purple heart regardless of rank. In other words a seamen or E-3 with a purple heart would be saluted by an Admiral.

not if you notify the bank that all deposits in that account come from ss disability or military service connected

Herbert Hoover

$40.00 along with proof of a disability rating and honorabe service

In the United States there is a burial and marker allowance for the estate of the veteran for a few hundred dollars. If the veteran was retired from the service, the widow may be entitled to some percentage of his retirement pay.

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Some do and some don't. It will depend on whether they retired or resign from the service, whether they were discharged on medical. All veterans can apply for services at the hospital. In some cases they will be eligible. They should apply at the Department of Veterans' Affairs for their ID card and their level of eligibility.

It's usually deposited in the bank the previous business day, or Friday, though it might not actually be available for withdrawal until Monday.

For snail-mail checks, they'll try to get it there by the previous Friday or Saturday.

Anyone who served in the military is considered a veteran, war or peace

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Yes, the idea was abandoned. The idea was to allow the VA to charge veterans' health insurance policies for all medical care, not just for care other-than for service-connected conditions.

At it stands presently, VA medical care to veterans not given for service-connected conditions can be charged back to the veteran's health insurance if it exists. Of course, treatment at VA facilities for conditions directly resulting from military service are never charged to the veteran or insurance program.

Post-traumatic stress disorder

From http://www.wramc.amedd.army.mil/Lists/WRNews/DispForm.aspx?Id=25&

Walter Reed Army Medical Center officials want to remind those individuals who want to show their appreciation through mail to include packages, letters, and holiday cards addressed to 'Any Wounded Soldier' or 'A Recovering American Soldier' that Walter Reed cannot accept these packages in support of the decision by then Deputy Undersecretary of Defense for Transportation Policy in 2001. This decision was made to ensure the safety and well being of patients and staff at medical centers throughout the Department of Defense. In addition, the U.S. Postal Service is no longer accepting "Any Service Member" or "A Recovering American Soldier" letters or packages. Mail to "Any Service Member" that is deposited into a collection box will not be delivered. Instead of sending an "Any Wounded Soldier" letter or package to Walter Reed, please consider making a donation to one of the more than 300 nonprofit organizations dedicated to helping our troops and their families listed on the "America Supports You" website, www.americasupportsyou.mil Other organizations that offer means of showing your support for our troops or assist wounded servicemembers and their families include: http://www.usocares.org/

http://www4.army.mil/ocpa/tooursoldiers/

http://www.redcross.org For individuals without computer access, your local military installation, the local National Guard or military reserve unit in your area may offer the best alternative to show your support to our returning troops and their families. Walter Reed Army Medical Center will continue to receive process and deliver all mail that is addressed to a specific individual. As Walter Reed continues to enhance the medical care and processes for our returning service members, it must also must keep our patients and staff members safe while following Department of Defense policy. The outpouring of encouragement from the general public, corporate America and civic groups throughout the past year has been incredible. Our Warriors in Transition are amazed at the thanks and support they receive from their countrymen.

Depending on the condition of the discharge, yes, in most states. Check with the state's employment security office for details.

you lose access to any potential benefits with a dishonorable discharge, HOWEVER, you CAN apply to have your discharge upgraded to other than honorable, general, honorable etc.

A DD 214 is issued upon being discharged from the military. If you re-enlist later on, another will be issued on completion of that tour.

Yes. You should check out dribblebabies.com. I think it is a service disabled veteran owned business.