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It pays to have a professional revisit a denied claim. One U.S. Marine Corps veteran from Arizona filed his initial claim for disability service connection in 2012, for example, but had the claim denied based on an opinion that he didn’t have one of the Vietnam War’s presumptive illnesses. A Vietnam Veterans of America Overseas […]
In Delaware, VVA Chapter 83 and its Veterans Service Officer (VSO) program are widely recognized and deeply respected throughout the state. This respect extends beyond the veteran community and the general public to the highest levels of state government. The Delaware General Assembly has formally acknowledged the chapter’s work with Senate and House recognitions. Members […]
Last year, Steve Schultze, chief veteran service officer (VSO) for the Vietnam Veterans of America (VVA) in Massachusetts, met with…
Last April, two veteran service officers (VSOs) with the Vietnam Veterans of America’s State of Michigan Council helped a veteran…
A 100% unemployable 78-year-old Vietnam-era veteran visited the Vietnam Veterans of America’s Massachusetts VSOs with his wife after being denied…
A Missouri veteran, “James,” had struggled with PTSD since serving in the U.S. Army in Vietnam. Unable to function in…
A Massachusetts Army combat veteran who served in Vietnam started feeling unwell shortly after retiring in 2022. He found out…
In Massachusetts recently, veteran service officers helped a veteran and his spouse fight a decrease in benefits. Following a discrepancy in diagnosis,…
A Veteran Service Officer’s assistance isn’t always related to disability compensation, medical claims or mental health coverage. In Massachusetts already…
In Massachusetts, VSOs have been busy tackling backlogged appeals to the Veterans Administration for veterans of all U.S. conflicts. Two continue…