Did you serve? What unit were you with? What was your MOS (Military Occupational Specialty)? These are some of the things you may hear when a Vet talks to another Vet. That is wonderful networking. I would like to talk about some of the benefits that service members may be eligible for. Depending on your level of service, you or maybe a family member is eligible.
Let's start with a benefit that is hot in this day and age, education. The Montgomery G.I. Bill is a great way to start your schooling. There is also the Forever G.I Bill. This is a supplemental education bill that is for certain previously deployed Vets. I feel the Forever G.i Bill will eventually open up for all eligible Vets. I have spoke to the authors of this bill. The reason it is not open to all Vets is due to funding I was told. How much did they give Zelensky?
Another hot benefit is medical benefits that may be available to you or a loved one. VA medical centers offer a wide variety of medical services. Up to and including marriage counseling. Caregivers for veterans 70% and higher disabled, discharged from U.S. military, and the veteran is in need of care 6 months or longer can apply with the VA. The caregiver shall live full time with the veteran. Can be a son, daughter, wife, husband, etc. .
Whatever your level of service to your Country, you are a hero. As such you are afforded benefits for your sacrifice. “To care for him who shall have borne the battle and for his widow, and for his orphan.” Abraham Lincoln 1865