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Military.com | Feb 24, 2011
The Employment of Veterans in the Federal Government executive order is designed to enhance recruitment and promote employment opportunities for Veterans within the executive branch.
The Department of Veterans Affairs Non-Paid Work Experience (NPWE) program provides eligible Veterans and Servicemembers the opportunity to obtain training and practical job experience concurrently.
Military.com | Nov 15, 2010
Medal of Honor recipients are given the following special privileges and special benefits.
Military.com | Oct 20, 2010
Financial assistance, in the form of a grant, is available to veterans and servicemembers to assist with the purchase of new or used automobiles and special equipment to accommodate the those with certain service-connected.
Military.com | Jul 30, 2010
The Department of Labor's Veterans' Employment and Training (VETS) program is enrolling veterans ages 20-24 in a new one-year, all-expense paid project with Job Corps.
Military.com | Feb 11, 2010
Aid and Attendance (A&A) is a benefit paid in addition to monthly veteran pension and disability compensation. This benefit may not be paid without eligibility to pension.
Military.com | Nov 25, 2009
VetSuccess is a partnership between the VA's VR&E program and the DOL VETS program that provides direct job service to VR&E (GI Bill Ch31) participants.
Military.com | Nov 02, 2009
There have been hundreds of thousands of lawsuits filed against asbestos companies for product liability compensation. Veterans are not barred from taking this legal avenue and have a good chance of prevailing. Talk with an asbestos attorney about the nature of asbestos legal action.
Department of Veterans Affairs | Sep 02, 2009
The Pre-Discharge Program is a joint Department of Veterans Affairs and Department of Defense program that affords service members the opportunity to file claims for disability compensation up to 180 days prior to separation or retirement from active duty or full time National Guard or Reserve duty (Titles 10 and 32).
Military.com | May 13, 2009
The Work Opportunity Tax Credit (WOTC) is a federal tax credit available to all private sector businesses. It was designed as an incentive to employers to hire individuals in certain targeted groups which consistently experience high rates of unemployment due to a variety of employment barriers.
Military.com | Dec 17, 2008
Veterans or servicemembers who have specific service-connected disabilities may be entitled to a grant from the Department of Veterans Affairs for the purpose of constructing an adapted home or modifying an existing home to meet their adaptive needs.
Veterans or servicemembers who have specific service-connected disabilities may be entitled to a grant from the VA for the purpose of constructing an adapted home or modifying an existing home to meet their adaptive needs.
Military.com | Dec 05, 2008
VA can pay additional compensation to a veteran who, as a result of military service, incurred the loss or loss of use of specific organs or extremities.
Military.com | Nov 14, 2008
Upon request, the President and the First Lady will send special greeting cards recognizing citizens' 80th and subsequent birthdays, 50th and subsequent wedding anniversaries, and congratulatory wedding announcements.
Military.com | Aug 05, 2008
Social Security's retirement program has been a basic part of American life for more than 65 years.
Military.com | Jan 24, 2008
Many of your Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) administered benefits have an expiration date. Most veterans are not aware of their benefits, let alone that many of them can expire.
Military.com | Jan 17, 2007
Retired veterans may be eligible for an increased Social Security benefit.
Military.com | Nov 29, 2006
compensation (paid in addition to the regular Disability Compensation) to a veteran who, as a result of military service, incurred the loss or loss of use of specific organs or extremities. Loss, or loss of use, is described as either an amputation or, having no effective remaining function of an extremity or organ.
SMC is a compensation (paid in addition to the regular Disability Compensation) to a veteran who, as a result of military service, incurred the loss or loss of use of specific organs or extremities. Loss, or loss of use, is described as either an amputation or, having no effective remaining function of an extremity or organ. There are several sub-categories of the SMC (SMC-K, SMC-L, SMC-Q, etc.) which affect the monthly payment rate.
Military.com | Aug 08, 2006
If you need assistance or further information about government life insurance, you may call the VA Insurance Center in Philadelphia toll-free, 1-800-669-8477.
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