For all Ex-Prisoners of War


There are programs and benefits available
to you through the Department of Veterans Affairs.
Compensation is available for the health problems you
suffer as a result of your Prisoner of War experience.
There are approximately 20 Presumptive Diseases that
if you have the disease NOW it is presumed to have
been caused by your being a Prisoner of War.

Compensation ranges from
$103/month to $2163/month at 100%.

For the widows in the ADBC,
Dependent Indemnity Compensation (DIC)
$935/month can be paid if,
your husband died of a service-connected disease
or has been receiving 100% compensation for 1 year.

Your National Service Officer can help you and
advise you in filing for the benefits you deserve.

REMEMBER
THIS IS COMPENSATION! -- YOU EARNED IT!
IT IS NOT CHARITY! -- IT IS TAX FREE!

E-Mail Randall S. Edwards:
randynso@msn.com





I am a lawyer with experience representing veterans
at the Court of Appeals for Veterans Claims in Washington, D.C.

If you maintain a list of lawyers willing to represent people
who have been unsuccessful in claiming benefits at the
Board of Veterans Appeals and want to appeal to the
Court of Appeals, please add me to the list.


Helen Randolph, Esq.
2045 N. 15th Street, Suite 108
Arlington, VA 22201
Phone: (703) 525-0808
Thank you.

Helen Randolph





Burial & Memorial Benefits
The Dept. of Veterans Affairs
has revised its application form to
make requesting a VA grave marker easier.





Read about CHAMPVA
It is for NON retiree eligible veterans.
Benefits are similar but not the same.
CHAMPVA
is run by the Department of Veterans Affairs,
TriCareForLife is run by the Department of Defense.



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