Mustang Rambles

Looks like a worthwhile site and is updated continually. This site was recommended by my source at the VA.

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Seems the politicians are up to the same old sleight-of-hand tricks they always use when they want to pull the wool over your eyes. They change the name of the duck to swan and expect you to think its pretty.

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his historic regulation is subject to provisions of the Congressional Review Act that require a 60-day Congressional review period before implementation. After the review period, VA can begin paying benefits for new claims and may award benefits retroactively for earlier periods.

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It seems that there are no scientific studies that show that eating meat from hunted animals leads to any kind of lead poisoning or deleterious effects from the ammo. (See 600 years of world history where the lead bullet used for hunting sustained the lives of countless millions.)

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Found this video bouncing around Facebook and thought I would throw it on the blog.

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This continues a trend that has risen appreciably in the last four or five years as the mental strain of service in prolonged wars against shadowy enemies and restrictive rules of fire have played mental havoc with our troops. Too many have been unable to withstand the hardship.

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We’re publishing a regulation today in the Federal Register that simplifies the process for claiming service connection for PTSD by reducing the documentation needed for veterans to validate the specifics of place, type and circumstance of incident.

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VA reduces the evidence needed if the trauma claimed by a Veteran is related to fear of hostile military or terrorist activity and is consistent with the places, types, and circumstances of the Veteran’s service.

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Few veterans are aware of the Aid and Attendance benefit that may
be available to them through the Department of Veterans’ Affairs.
For those who qualify, up to $23,396 in annual funding could be
awarded to a veteran or the veteran’s spouse

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The U.S. House of Representatives’ Wounded Warrior Program is
currently seeking wounded warriors for staff positions in the
house.

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