The boost will be the same as Social Security recipients receive, but the figure isn't set.

MOAA will continue to advocate for the current population of retirees and veterans from Vietnam through Post-9/11.

"We hope that, after meeting with us and hearing our arguments ... you will take decisive actions."

Credentialing is a big concern for these beneficiaries, and few answers are available.

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The Office of the Inspector General estimates 31% of claims were inappropriately processed.

“Cutting the military’s medical forces by 20 percent would constitute a qualitative change to the entire military health system," writes Read Adm. Tom Jurkowsky, USN (Ret).

Our panel of experts discuss the unintended consequences of slashing 18,000 billets in military medicine.

Disabled veterans and caregivers are among those who'll be newly eligible on Jan. 1.

The legislation will help an estimated 90,000 Vietnam War veterans.