A List of Helpful Veteran Websites...

This is a list of helpful web pages for our veterans. I will be adding more as time goes. If I can help answer any question email me. <IMG NAME="icon" SRC="http://xs-s.com/zf/images/smile/emsmile.gif" BORDER="0">

Support our Troops</U> http://americasupportsyou.mil/
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Main Veteran Affairs Website.......</U> http://www.va.gov/

<U>Facility Locator </U> http://www1.va.gov/directory/g...ash=1
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<U>Navy MWR Site</U> http://www.mwr.navy.mil/
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Army MWR Site</U> http://www.armymwr.com/

<U>The Wall</U> http://www.virtualwall.org/
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POW/MIA</U> http://www.pow-miafamilies.org/

Military Recreation areas...http://www.armymwr.com/portal/...n.asp

DD214 And other Military records on line. http://www.archives.gov/vetera....html

http://www.afpc.randolph.af.mil/
http://www.af.mil/

deadringer6 Thanks....never been to the Virtual Wall

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If there are any Baton rouge La veterans here,my dad has a group.Its called Veterans Helping Veterans.They will be bringing the moving wall to Baton Rouge the 1st week of November.Their website is :Www.CentralVeterans.com
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Where can I go to get my military ID they didnt give me a new one when I got discharged. I am in the IRR and was told I should get an ID so I can got to the NEX or commisary if I would like. I live in SE Missouri. Thanks for the help

This is my sister's website,she is trying to get funding to get her documentary finished,and she has put in alot of time and effort to see it get completed.

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http://beyondthewalldocumentary.org/

Cobra U should b able to go to Popular Bluff at the VA and get information about ID card, and where to get one. http://www.bassboatcentral.com/smileys/USA1.gif

If in the IRR, you do not rate PX/med privileges, but you do rate the pink ID. If you go into the active reserve, or recalled back to active duty, then you rate px/medical privileges. Cobra, go to the nearest resrve unit of the service branch you were in, they are able to get you an ID card. It's PINK.

Another good website gents, and post a resume! You may be surprised who comes knocking at the job opportunity door:

www.militaryhire.com

Sign up is free, and like I said post a resume.

Reconman sends

A very helpful site I have found is
http://vets.yuku.com/directory
Although I just this very moment came across this place. The above site is veterans helping veterans. and they have indeed helped me through some rough times.

Brand new here and hopefully not doing this wrong. Pls correct and let me know if I have....

Manuelc mentioned this site to me as a possible for putting on my website in Links. I created a free website to guide veterans/dependents on researching, organizing and assembling va claims/appeals. It is free with NO hidden agenda.

It is my way of saying Thank You to those who have offered their very lives to protect me and mine.

The site is: http://www.howtoassemblevaclaims.com/index.html

I look forward to exploring your site. It looks very interesting.

By the way, I am a homemaker/secretary who helped my hubby receive his appropriate disability rating with the va. The introduction on my site is exactly what happened with no exaggerations.

I hope it helps others.
fanaticbooks

http://www.Hadit.com

I'm not a vet but my dad was. He server in Korea and Nam where he got injured and he was basically forgotten.

I fully support the following website because The Greatest Casualty is being forgotten.

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Feds Hire Vets - Agency Directory

a list of all the major agencies with contacts, helpful if you plan on using vet preference as you transition or are out.

This may be useful: https://www.ebenefits.va.gov/ebenefi...enefits.portal

Home - Welcome to Camp Patriot.org

Check out Operation Vsources - Home for links to veterans support services - this directory is awesome. It has a Facebook page too: Operation North State. It's just a few weeks old.

i have been looking for records on my half brother from a long time ago.the last account i had of him was when i was 18 and now i am 68.he was in the air force stationed in cali and that is all i can recall.how can i go about tracking down records on him.thanks

FAQ

Air Force Life
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Essential Information
Parents
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Officer
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Civilian Employment
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Parents

During Basic Training when will I hear from my child?
How do I locate someone in the Air Force?
Can I visit my family member if they enlist?

During Basic Training when will I hear from my child?

Trainees may not be contacted during BMT—this is an intense 8.5-week training program. Trainees are required to send their address to their family or significant others their first week of training. You may write letters to your trainee, and in fact, it is encouraged. Basic training is stressful and positive letters from home are great morale boosters. Trainees do not have access to: the Internet, e-mail, or incoming phone calls during the training cycle. Trainees may be contacted in the case of family emergencies such as:

Death in the immediate family.
Serious illness in the immediate family.
Birth announcement (wife of male trainee)

You should contact your local Red Cross agency office to make contact with a trainee; you will not be able to contact the trainee directly. American Red Cross American Red Cross | Disaster Relief, CPR Certification, Donate Blood.

To contact the BMT Reception Center, please phone: 210-671-3024.

For more information on this subject, you can chat with one of our online advisers or click here to contact us and get in touch with your local recruiter.

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How do I locate someone in the Air Force?

The AF World Wide Locator handles official and unofficial requests to locate Air Force Personnel. Official requests are defined as requests received from any government agency and the Department of Defense (DoD). All other requests are considered unofficial in nature.

The AF World Wide Locator only has location information on individuals who are currently receiving compensation from the USAF (Active Duty, Guard, Reserve, Retired, and Civil Service Personnel). If the individual has separated from the AF, no information is available.

LOCATION/MAILING ADDRESS:
HQ AFPC/DPDXIDL
550 C St West Ste 50
Randolph AFB, TX 78150-4752

CUSTOMER SERVICE HOURS:
Monday-Friday (except Federal Holidays)
7:30 am–4:30 pm (Central Standard Time)

COMMERCIAL: (210) 565-2660
MILITARY TO MILITARY: (DSN) 665-2660

REQUIRED INFORMATION:
The following information is required to make a positive identification:

Full name to include a middle initial, rank (officer/enlisted/GS)
Social Security Number or Air Force serial number
Date of birth or an Air Force duty history including the place, month and year of assignments after June 1970

No assignment information is available prior to June 1970.

OFFICIAL REQUEST:
DoD official requests may be handled over the phone, providing the requester gives their full name, rank, SSN, organization and purpose of the request. Failure to provide requested information will result in non-disclosure of requested information.

Federal or State Government agency requests for information must be in pursuant to the Privacy Act as stated in the United States Code 552(a)(7). The request must be in writing on official letterhead and signed by a Section Chief or higher.

Law enforcement agency requests must be in writing on the appropriate letterhead.

UNOFFICIAL REQUESTS:
All unofficial requests must be in writing and fees may not be applicable.

Your request should state who you are looking for, your name, address and telephone number. Put this information in an unsealed envelope with a return address, proper postage affixed and the individual's name in the addressee portion of the envelope. Place this envelope in a larger envelope with your check or money order for $3.50 made payable to DAO-DE RAFB and mail to the Locator address given above. Your request constitutes consent to release of this information to the member.

FEES:
A fee of $3.50, per individual request, is required from all personnel or businesses requesting addresses on military personnel. Requests must be in writing.

The World Wide Locator also provides a "Statement or Verification of Service". This applies to Active Duty Air Force personnel only. A fee of $5.20, per individual written request, is required.

Checks or money orders must be made payable to DAO-DE RAFB.

There is no fee for requesters that are either on active duty, serving in the
guard or reserve, or individuals that are retired.

http://ask.afpc.randolph.af.mil/main_content.asp

Helpful links:

#1 link to all Veteran Benefits: Health, Education, Pension etc. - https://www.ebenefits.va.gov/ebenefits/homepage

I.D. CARD APPOINTMENT SCHEDULING - https://rapids-appointments.dmdc.osd.mil/

!! ALL FEDERAL AGENCIES HIRE DIRECTLY THROUGH THIS GOVERNMENT WEBSITE !! - https://www.usajobs.gov/

Defense Finance and Accounting (DFAS) - https://mypay.dfas.mil/mypay.aspx

MILCONNECT: Quick links to healthcare information & records - https://milconnect.dmdc.osd.mil/milconnect/

VETERAN CRISIS & SUICIDE HELP LINE: (1-800-273-8255 - - PRESS #1) - https://www.veteranscrisisline.net/g...ry-crisis-line

The new VA website has been streamlined. Looks like one stop shopping for veteran benefits now. I like it:

https://www.va.gov/