Where and how would I apply to be a veterand REPRESENATIVE for the V A?
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http://jobsearch.usajobs.opm.gov/index.asp\n\nCheck here - all open positions will show up here (usually before other websites) and has the info for what will be needed.\n\nHope it helps.
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You apply to UNV to become a volunteer. Here's their listing of vacancies\n\nhttp://www.unv.org/volunteers/unvvacs/index.htm
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I would suggest contacting the Veterans administration, or the Legion hall, in the area he was in.  they may have MORE knowledge on this, and HOw to get access that we may not have.
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http://www.vtvasa.org/
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Contact the Veterans Administration and get your answer there.
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Yes, if you qualify. Call your nearest VA office.
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You don't need a lawyer about veteran benefits.\nContact a local Veteran's Service Officer.\nThere is usually one assigned to your county (sometimes more, depending on the size of your community).\nIf you belong to a veteran's organization, VFW, American Legion, etc.. they usually have someone there that handles veteran benefits.\nEither way, they'll help ypu get the information that you are looking for.\n\nYou can look up what the VA can offer on there website at, http://www.va.gov/\nGood Luck
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Check out the following link:\n\nhttp://www.unitedstatesvisas.gov/obtainingvisa/index.html
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The first place to start is to check with your local VFW?American Legion and get Distance to nearest VA hospital. Then you would have to petition the Federal Government to start an inquiry. The you will start to "push a rope". Most states only have 1 VA facility so convenience in not a reason for request.
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Have you tried the VA's website? (Veteran's Affairs)
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Yes it will unless you want to change it. you can log onto the Veterans administration website and it has FAQ or frequently asked questions and one of these tells about it. Link is below.\nGood luck!!
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Let me preface this answer by alerting you to the fact that the Department of Veterans Affairs is looking at the assignment of ratings for PTSD with greater scrutiny than ever. There seems to be a feeling in VA that assignment of high % ratings in past PTSD claims is causing financial ruin. The story is longer than that but I want to answer your "specific" question.\n\nYou may, and should, seek out a trained Veteran's Service Officer, and tell him of your experience. Start with what your life was like "before Sam and the RVN", during time in RVN, "life after Nam". If he is experienced enough, and you are "very" thorough in your description, he will know if you have reasonable grounds for a claim of PTSD.\n\nIn any event, if you feel that your time "in country", changed you for the worse, e.g., homicidal/suicidal, hypervigilant, multiple jobs, difficulty in maintaining relationships; friendships/marriages. If you have been arrested/jailed for so called "anti-social" behavior, and any other behavior that wasn't "you" before you met ARVN or VC, then secure all "hard copy" evidence of the above, and file your claim. Once filed, always do as the VA instructs, and reply to all correspondence.\n\nYour MOS does not have anything to do with your "eligibility" to file a VA claim.\n\nWELCOME  HOME!
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Try the local VFW posts in the area. As for actual military records, some may be hard to get due to a records fire at a Army Facility in 1973.
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Contact your local VFW and you can interview with the veterans face to face.
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The first place to start would be the Veteran's Administration.  After that look for any websites for the 35th Division, to see if there are any reunions.  You might also try your local VFW or American Legion Posts, to see if anyone there was a member of this division, or can help with your inquiry.
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I dont know what your asking but if you want ajob in the millitary go to www.goarmy.com
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Check out the VA's formulary.\nIt's not the most user friendly, but hopefully, what you need.