Your Friendly Neighborhood VSO By Pete Scherer The Department of Veterans Affairs offers a treasure trove of benefits and resources. Unfortunately, like most government systems, navigating it can make the
Do you need to print out a PDF? Struggling to navigate a government website? Your local public library might be able to help The San Antonio Public Library offers print
For many veterans, a lifetime of service leaves behind more than just medals and memories. Injuries sustained during service inevitably results in paperwork, doctor appointments, and dealing with the VA.
By Matt Scherer/www.miltrac.org Faster time and quicker payments for veterans submitting a VA disability claim are now taking place to add those who serve to obtain them. According to the
Military professionals who served at Camp Stronghold, Uzbekistan should know the Department of Defense and the VA are working to help veterans to get treatment. More importantly, they can sometimes
Tyrone Hewitt, our good friend and a frequent inspiration for veteran resources, got us thinking when he responded to a reservist asking about their Purple Heart benefits. That made us
By Matt Scherer Is an appointment for the VA’s toxic exposure worth the effort? As the publisher of www.miltrac.org, I wanted to take a “doubting Thomas” approach to this effort to
By Matt Scherer News reports this week shared how disabled veterans might face changes in their ability to obtain food stamps if they qualify under the U.S. Department of Agriculture
The Veterans Administration is asking its veteran patients to ask their health providers to provide a toxic exposure screening. According to VA.gov, toxic exposure is defined by law, generally there
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