Resources
When you Google the word “Veteran”, you will get over 293,000 results in less than 2 seconds. How do you know where to begin???
Many well-known websites – including local, state and federal Veteran Affairs offices and national veteran’s organizations – are completely legitimate and looking out for your best interests. As you scroll further down, it is not quite as clear. Unfortunately, there are many individuals that try to take advantage of veterans. For that reason, we have provided several links below to local and national organizations that we have fully investigated and know to be trusted organizations providing valuable services and/or resources for veterans.
Are you part of or do know of an organization that supporting veterans and their families? Please contact us to request to be added to the list below. We will only add links to organizations after we have done our homework, so it may take a little time.
Trusted Resources for Veterans:
Downloadable Forms
The following forms might be of help to you. Below you will find the SF 180 as well as the DD forms 150 and the 293 these are for requesting records, discharge upgrades, and asking for other relief from the DoD. Please contact us if you have any questions or need further assistance.
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Refugees Who Assisted U.S. Military Denied Entry Into U.S.
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WASHINGTON — The certificate of appreciation that Hanadi Al Haidari’s family received for providing shelter, food and translation services for the United States military still looks brand-new, wit...In tweet, Trump says he won't let Pentagon close Stars and Stripes
omaha.com
After fury mounted online Friday over reports the Pentagon planned to shut down the independent military newspaper Stars and Stripes, President Donald Trump called a halt to those plans withFormer West Virginia Nursing Assistant Confesses To Murder Of Veterans At VA Hospital
www.npr.org
Reta Mays has pleaded guilty to killing several patients. She admitted to injecting the veterans with unneeded insulin which killed them.