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The American Veterans and Servicemembers Survival Guide.
For Servicemembers, their families, Veterans new to the way of life or been part of it for decades,
this is pulled from Veterans Today ©, and links to a download called:
"The American Veterans and Servicemembers Survival Guide."
A sampling of what you will find inside follows:
What you will find in the new Survival Guide includes:–Chapter 3, “Service-Connected Compensation,” which provides indispensable guidance for those suffering from PTSD and other psychological wounds and have questions or concerns about what they’re owed by the military.–Chapter 11, “Employment, Self-Employment and the Small-Business Administration,” covers the issues for those veterans looking to establish a business or get a job. –Chapter 20, “Advice for Families and Caregivers of Wounded Servicemembers and Veterans,” is a vital resource to family members and the wider community about how to better take care, and honor, our veterans and wounded troops.
It links into 4 Adobe PDF area-specific downloads:
The American Veterans’ and Servicemembers’ Survival Guide
The Veterans’ Self-help Guide on VA Claims
The Self-Help Guide for Veterans of the Gulf War
Self Help Guide on Agent Orange
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The new Survival Guide is a follow-up to the 1985 national bestseller: The Viet Vet Survival Guide. Just as the earlier book was a must-read for Vietnam veterans, the new book will prove an invaluable resource for the 1.7 million servicemembers returning from Iraq and Afghanistan, the 24 million veterans of past conflicts, and the families of all our troops and veterans. Unlike the earlier guide, the new Survival Guide is free.
That is worth a look if you are a Vietnam-era Vet or right out of 'Walter-Wonderful' wondering about how you may prove service-connection to the problems (if any) the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan may have left you facing. IMHO this may be one of the better links/downloads to come out of Veterans Today in a while.
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For Servicemembers, their families, Veterans new to the way of life or been part of it for decades,
this is pulled from Veterans Today ©, and links to a download called:
"The American Veterans and Servicemembers Survival Guide."
A sampling of what you will find inside follows:
What you will find in the new Survival Guide includes:–Chapter 3, “Service-Connected Compensation,” which provides indispensable guidance for those suffering from PTSD and other psychological wounds and have questions or concerns about what they’re owed by the military.–Chapter 11, “Employment, Self-Employment and the Small-Business Administration,” covers the issues for those veterans looking to establish a business or get a job. –Chapter 20, “Advice for Families and Caregivers of Wounded Servicemembers and Veterans,” is a vital resource to family members and the wider community about how to better take care, and honor, our veterans and wounded troops.
It links into 4 Adobe PDF area-specific downloads:
The American Veterans’ and Servicemembers’ Survival Guide
The Veterans’ Self-help Guide on VA Claims
The Self-Help Guide for Veterans of the Gulf War
Self Help Guide on Agent Orange
Link Removed
The new Survival Guide is a follow-up to the 1985 national bestseller: The Viet Vet Survival Guide. Just as the earlier book was a must-read for Vietnam veterans, the new book will prove an invaluable resource for the 1.7 million servicemembers returning from Iraq and Afghanistan, the 24 million veterans of past conflicts, and the families of all our troops and veterans. Unlike the earlier guide, the new Survival Guide is free.
That is worth a look if you are a Vietnam-era Vet or right out of 'Walter-Wonderful' wondering about how you may prove service-connection to the problems (if any) the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan may have left you facing. IMHO this may be one of the better links/downloads to come out of Veterans Today in a while.
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