Military Veterans

Busting Senior-Care Myths: My Parents Don't Qualify for VA Benefits. Aid & Attendance can pay for help when senior vets, their spouse, or their widows need it.

If you are just beginning to access your veteran benefits and live in Oklahoma we've rounded up some of the best benefits available to veterans who call the state home.

Knowing where and how to access veterans benefits can seem a bit daunting at times, but utilizing your local Oregon resources can be a great starting point.

Just like any company, the U.S. government is often faced with an abundance of extra equipment and unneeded product. Here are five steps to purchase a military surplus vehicle.

As a veteran of the U.S. Armed Forces, or a spouse or family member, you are entitled to a long list of benefits and services. For the more than 46,000 veterans that call North Dakota home, these benefits and services can help make life healthier, more affordable, and more enjoyable. If you are just beginning Read More »

More than 490,000 veterans of the U.S. Armed Forces call the state of Missouri home. Their service and sacrifices have earned them a long list of benefits to make life healthier, happier, and more affordable, but knowing how and where to access these benefits is key. A great place to start is by contacting one Read More »

There are a wide variety of benefits and resources available to military veterans in the state of New York. We've rounded up some of the most important ones in this article.

Here are five of the largest U.S. military aircraft that have been delivering cargo, manpower, and even humanitarian aid for decades.

Knowing how to find and activate veterans benefits in your state can be a challenge, but we've collected the best veterans benefits in Indiana to help with that.

Veterans living in or moving to the Tar Heel State are eligible for numerous state, local, and national benefits and services, as a result of their honorable service to the nation. As a starting point, the state’s Department of Military and Veteran Affairs maintains a comprehensive website and program called NC4VETS, dedicated to making North Read More »

The Civilian Health and Medical Program of the Department of Veterans Affairs (CHAMPVA) is a comprehensive health care insurance. If you are eligible for TRICARE, you are not eligible for CHAMPVA.

There are some gift ideas that might benefit a friend or loved one suffering from PTSD or TBI. Here are four practical ideas.

Ever wondered if you could donate your vehicle to a veterans' charity organization? Follow these three simple steps to donate your old vehicle to a veteran in need.

New Mexico veterans have earned a wide range of benefits thanks to their service time. Find our roundup for all kinds of veteran benefits in New Mexico

While there is some debate over what constitutes the “oldest” and what can be considered “still in service,” the following 5 aircraft top the list of the longest serving.

The VA offers two monthly, tax-free benefits that can help lift the financial burden. What are the differences between compensation vs. pension?