The Post-9/11 GI Bill is open for business on Aug. 1. Get the low down on the program, sign up as a military member, or sign up for the ability to transfer the benefit to family members, if eligible. There are many details to learn so get a head start here.
Good starting point for where to obtain medals, what to do if they are lost, and how to wear your medals.
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Information and frequently asked questions to assist in understanding the burial benefits military officers or their surviving spouses may be eligible for.
Information on ID cards and how to renew them for retirees and eligible family members.
Air Force Legal Services document to assist those who may wish to remove their DD Form 214 or other personal information from the public record.
Military retirees and their family members may use military travel and lodging facilities on a space available basis.
In an effort to thwart identity theft, DoD plans to remove Social Security Account Numbers (SSAN) from all military identification cards by the end of 2010. Instead, the cards will display only the last four digits of the SSAN.
Information on wearing your military uniform after you retire.
Our experts answer some of the most frequently asked questions regarding USFSPA.
