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In-State Tuition for Veterans

September 8, 2015 By United States Vets

From Military.com  September 7, 2015

Thanks to a new law, veterans will not have to worry about paying out-of-state tuition at any public university. The Veterans Access, Choice, and Accountability Act of 2014 expands a veteran’s ability to maximize his or her Post-9/11 GI Bill benefit and use that benefit at any public school in the nation regardless of residency restrictions. The current maximum tuition benefit is just over $20,000. Many states already offer in-state tuition to any veteran, but there are 18 states that are affected by this new law. Read the text of the Veterans’ Access to Care through Choice, Accountability, and Transparency Act of 2014. Read about the GI Bill on the Military.com website.

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Small Acts Can Save Lives – Navy Observes Suicide Prevention Month

September 8, 2015 By United States Vets

from Chief Of Naval Personnel Public Affairs

WASHINGTON (NNS) — While September is Suicide Prevention Month, subject matter experts from the 21st Century Sailor Office’s Suicide Prevention Office, OPNAV N171, say their goal isn’t to prevent suicide on just a single day or month, but every day of the year.trumpeter-569862_1280

“Every life is precious, and the fight is year-round,” said Capt. Mike Fisher, OPNAV N171 director. “We want people engaged with their shipmates every day of the year. We’re talking about being there for every Sailor, every day.” [Read more…]

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Ga. man reunited with brother’s Purple Heart

August 18, 2015 By United States Vets

by Charles Oliver
The Daily Citizen, Dalton, Ga. (Tribune News Service) August 16, 2015

Many people wouldn’t have done what Justin Chad Davis did.

While cleaning out a shed at an Atlanta home, Davis came across a box full of family heirlooms, including a Purple Heart, an award given to American military members who are wounded or killed in combat.

“Some people, when they find a Purple Heart, just discard it,” said Zachariah L. Fike, a captain in the Vermont National Guard and CEO of Purple Hearts Reunited. “Some people sell them. There’s a large collectors’ market for them.” [Read more…]

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