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POST 73 SERVICE OFFICER This
Position is Vacant. If YOU need assistance with your VA CLAIM, visit http://www.veteranscorner.org/. SERVICE OFFICER ASSISTANCE. Service officers can help
veterans and family members weed through the paperwork and bureaucracy of
government in order to get the benefits and medical care deserved. Veterans
don’t have to stand alone with their battle for benefits and medical
care. If you were honorably
discharged from active military duty, you may be entitled to VA
disability compensation for any medical condition or injury that was incurred
in, or aggravated by, your military service. Service officers offers free
advice and guidance for veterans who need the services provided by the VA as
noted below:
VA BENEFIT DESCRIPTION. The VA compensation program
provides monthly benefits if you are disabled because of an injury or disease
that incurred in or aggravated during your military service and for
certain conditions that may develop after your release from active duty.
DISABILITY
COMPENSATION TIME-LINES. 1. There is no time limit to apply for VA disability
compensation. 2.
You are encouraged to
apply within one year of your release from active duty as entitlement is
established retroactively to the date of separation if your claim is filed
within this period. 3.
The effective date of
eligibility for benefits will be based upon the date of your claim if you
apply beyond the one-year period.
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