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Vietnam War
Resources -
I am passing this along because it is probably the best search list ever compiled about the Vietnam War. This
simply has to be shared with anyone who ever served in Vietnam or knew someone who served in Vietnam. It would
take months to look at everything this site offers.
Somebody went to a lot of effort on this site... It's one of the most complete that I've seen to date... Feel free
to pass it along to anyone you think might be interested.
If any of these Links (or any other Link on this web site are dead or down links, please report it to the site
Yeoman here.
Dave
Veteran's
Issues - A great site to help you deal with your Veteran Issues
You can get your handbooks for free... I got this off the VA web site so I am sure it is good.
God bless! - Dave
Military Handbooks - Free -
New from the VA - Grave Marker Medallions
as of 8 August 2010
Veterans who chose not to be buried in a national or state VA cemetery, but still want a government-furnished
grave marker have a new option in the form of a new VA benefit. The bronze medallions-depicting a three-dimensional
folded flag surrounded by laurel wreath with the word "Veteran" on top and the service branch spelled
out below-are available in three diameter dimensions: five inches, three inches and 11/2 inches. VA says the different
dimensions are designed to fit on various-size headstones, grave markers and columbarium or mausoleum niche covers.
Veterans or family members interested in applying for the medallion can access (www.cem.va.gov/hm_hm.asp.) Until a new form for specially for ordering is available use VA
Form 40-1330. VA created medallion in accordance to Public Law 110-157, enacted on Dec. 26 2007, which directed
VA to furnish upon request to signify the deceased's status as a veteran, to be attached to a headstone or marker
furnished at private expense.
Veterans Health Issues
Costly
Agent Orange-Heart Disease Link Looms
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