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Military.com | Dec 15, 2011
The DoD announced the new Basic Allowance for Housing rates for 2012. Most GI Bill recipients will see a modest increase in the Post-9/11 GI Bill Housing Stipend as a result.
Department of Veterans Affairs | Aug 16, 2011
The Department of Veterans Affairs is reaching out to inform veterans of recent changes made by Congress to the Post 9/11 GI Bill that take effect in 2011.
Army.mil/News | Aug 16, 2011
Active duty servicemembers and their spouses will soon be able to get funding for books and supplies as part of the Post-9/11 G.I. Bill.
Army.mil/News | Aug 04, 2011
Military.com | Jul 26, 2011
Get the answers to the Top 10 Questions about this year's changes to the Post 9/11 GI Bill.
Military.com | Jun 21, 2011
Over the years many veterans have found themselves in a situation in which they owe the VA for an “overpayment” of GI Bill benefits. The number veterans experiencing indebtedness to the VA has increase since the Post-9/11 GI Bill went into effect.
Military.com | Jun 20, 2011
Learn how Dirty Harry used the GI Bill to get his start in Hollywood.
Military.com | Jun 03, 2011
The new "Post-9/11 GI Bill" offers greater benefits than ever, but figuring out who gets what can be very confusing. The following overview can help ensure you get the most out of this brand new benefit.
Department of Veterans Affairs | May 25, 2011
In order to qualify for GI Bill coverage of flight training, you must have a private pilot's license and valid medical certification. Payments are issued after the training is completed and the school submits information to the VA.
Stars and Stripes | May 24, 2011
House lawmakers passed fixes to the GI Bill designed to help about 30,000 student veterans who could see their tuition bills soar this fall. But whether Senate lawmakers will follow their lead in coming weeks remains to be seen.
Stars and Stripes | May 06, 2011
Another round of changes to the GI Bill could jeopardize the entire college tuition program, Veterans Affairs officials warned Congress this week.
Department of Veterans Affairs | Feb 23, 2011
VR&E's mission is to help veterans with service-connected disabilities and certain service members awaiting discharge prepare for, find and keep suitable employment.
Military.com | Feb 01, 2011
Most of the changes associated with the Post-9/11 Veterans Education Assistance Improvements Act (GI Bill 2.0) went into effect August 1. Many veterans, servicemembers, and their eligible family members will see some significant changes in the benefits.
Army.mil/News | Dec 03, 2010
An American Council on Education study shows that the majority of veterans using the Post-9/11 GI Bill benefit are happy with the increased benefits although many reported that payments were often several months late.
Military.com | Nov 02, 2010
Most veterans are not aware that the GI Bill can be used to pay for college entrance exams preparation courses. Entrance exams, like the SAT, ACT and GRE are often required or used to gain admission to an institution of higher learning or graduate school.
Department of Veterans Affairs | Sep 08, 2010
Last January marked the first BAH adjustment since the Post-9/11 GI Bill went into effect in August of 2009. Unfortunately the VA systems were not capable of making the change, which resulted in many veterans not getting the correct 2010 housing rate. The following FAQs and details will help you understand how the update to the 2010 housing stipend will affect your payments now and in the future.
Military.com | Jun 23, 2010
Over the 67 years since the signing of the original GI Bill, the program has gone through major changes. None as big as the changes created by the bill’s newest manifestation, the Post-9/11 GI Bill.
Navy News | Jan 15, 2010
The Navy established formal policy for transferability of Post 9/11 GI Bill benefits for limited-duty Sailors.
Military.com | Jan 06, 2010
The following will guide you on the use of the GI Bill On-the-Job Training and Apprenticeship Program and explain the recently increased payment rates.
Military.com | Nov 03, 2009
Montgomery GI Bill benefits are available for servicemembers and veterans to help with education and training costs. The Montgomery GI Bill is an education benefit worth over $49,000.
The GI Bill can provide up to $52,500 for school. Request info from schools with VA approved education programs today.
Important Note: You should confirm with schools whether programs and policies meet your specific requirements.