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  • VA Joins White House in Reaching to Military Families

    VA Joins White House in Reaching to Military Families

    VA has joined the White House and other federal agencies to address the challenges of and strengthen services for military family members.

  • Post-9/11 GI Bill Changes: How They Affect You

    Post-9/11 GI Bill Changes: How They Affect You

    There have been a number of changes in the Post-9/11 GI Bill. Here we describe some of those changes, and provide links to more information.

  • New GI Bill Changes Become Law

    New GI Bill Changes Become Law

    President Obama has signed new legislation into law. This will impact students using Post 9/11 GI Bill as well as Vocational Rehabilitation.

  • Ringing In the New Year With New Education Benefits

    Ringing In the New Year With New Education Benefits

    The last days of the Session, both the House and the Senate passed a bill, S. 3447, that altered the Post 9/11 GI Bill and other educational benefits.

  • Is The “New” Post-9/11 GI Bill Really A “Win” For Vets?

    Is The “New” Post-9/11 GI Bill Really A “Win” For Vets?

    Changes proposed in “Post-9/11 Veterans Educational Assistance Improvements Act of 2010.”

  • Will Blog for Change

    Will Blog for Change

    A VA employee shares an experience with resolving a Veteran's audit issue and encourages others to comment and give feedback on the blog to initiate change.

  • The Way We See It

    The Way We See It

    The Department of Veterans Affairs is using Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, and theVAntage Point blog to ensure effective communication with Veterans.

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