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How to Win Survey Results
Air Force VA Compensation A VFW VSO has always helped me when submitting a request for VA Compensation. My strongest recommendation is: Never try to do it yourself; obtain the necessary documents and have a VFW accredited VSO represent you. VSO's are trained professionals and save you time and frustration with your claim - they do it right! Branch: Air Force Panic Disorder In 2013 I was awarded 30% disability compensation from the VA for panic disorder. My military service time was from 68'-72'. I was stationed in Vietnam from 70' to 71' at Phan Rang AFB. Upon discharge I wanted nothing to do the government. I wanted left alone and would figure life out on my own. I did a very poor job of that. Like a lot of Nam vets I didn't talk a lot about the war. I did not use my G.I. Bill or the VA for anything. I compensated my anger and grief with sex and alcohol. I had a hard time keeping steady employment. I finally did my own research and after 40 some years applied for compensation. I would advice all vets to learn the VA system, get complete military records and use their county VSO rep for help and information. Branch: Army Discouraged to File Claim They say that we don’t have your files or there is nothing to support your claim they are not going to give you anything for that you didn’t do that on duty. Nobody tells you what you can file for some have diabetes, high blood pressure and they say you can’t file if it didn’t happen on active duty. The VA no help. Branch: Navy Pursuing My VA Disability I began my claim back in 1973. It took several months. I eventually went to the DAV for a VSO. They did a great job. I eventually ended up 100% IU. |
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