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Veterans Organizations
Organizations for and about veterans,also organizations may be added if they benefit the veterans population.
AMVETS
We, the American veterans, who have served or are serving in the Armed Forces of the United States during and since World War II, fully realizing our responsibilities to our community, to our state, and to our nation, associate ourselves for the following purposes:
Justice Finders
More than mere names. Justice Finders is committed to helping the families of Soldiers who have been listed as Prisoners of War, Missing in Action or Killed in Action by demanding full accountability from the United States Government. While we alone cannot fight this battle, we feel by educating the public as to what they can do, will greatly increase the chances of bringing these Heroes home, to their families in the United States, where they belong.
Los Angeles Vietnam Veterans Alliance, Inc.
Here is a short list of what we have done and what we keep on doing: LAVVA’s voting members are Vietnam-era veterans. All others are associate members.Obtained an employee benefit to allow DWP employees to use their military service time toward the purchase of retirement credits at a reasonable price in 1998.Obtained permission to fly the POW/MIA flag over seven Los Angeles City and Department of Water and Power (DWP) buildings in Los Angeles,Lone Pine, Bishop, Victorville, Boulder, Nevada and the installation of a plaque that honors veterans at DWP.Assist other veteran organizationsDonate clothing and funds to homeless veterans organizations Acquired another employee benefit that allows Gulf War veterans an additional five points on open civil service exams.
National Association for Uniformed Services
No other national military related organization represents so broad a spectrum of interests. We bring together the diverse concerns, needs and resources of all the services, branches, grades and components, active duty, retired, National Guard, reserve, other veterans, spouses, survivors and all Americans who support our interests into a strong, unified legislative force!
National Veterans Legal Services Program
For more than 25 years, the National Veterans Legal Services Program (NVLSP) has been helping veterans who-because of the effects of military service-have been unable to share in opportunities available to most Americans. We serve these forgotten veterans through advocacy, education, litigation, training, and publications.
National Veterans Organization
The National Veteran's Organization has been formed by concerned veterans. Lots of information here take a minute and look around.
No Greater Love
Founded in 1971, NGL is the only non-political, non-profit, humanitarian organization in the United States solely dedicated to providing annual programs of remembrance, friendship and care for families who lost a loved one in the service of our country or by an act of terrorism. NGL is committed to freedom, human dignity and the idea that, ``the beginning of the end of war lies in remembrance." This commitment is reflected in bringing families together in remembrance of their loved ones who gave their last full measure of devotion.
Paralyzed Veterans of America
The Paralyzed Veterans of America (PVA), a congressionally chartered veterans service organization founded in 1947, has developed a unique expertise in a wide variety of issues involving the special needs of our members--veterans of the armed forces who have experienced spinal cord dysfunction.
Point Man International Ministries
A ministry run BY vets FOR vets that provides individual and group counseling, literature, seminars and conferences to help bring aid and comfort to their brothers in arms
Veterans Fraternity -- Delta Omicron Sigma
National Veterans Fraternity is a great way to connect with other veterans. Conains information about the fraternity in addition to membership and contact information of our officers and members.
Veterans Service Organizations
Welcome to the Veterans Service Organizations Community. We are Veterans helping Veterans! Keep a check on our message board to see what benefits you may be missing out on.
Veterans Voice of Austin
Welcome to Veterans Voice of Austin This site is dedicated to providing information for all Veterans We try to include up to date information on Veterans Benefits Sponsored in part by Travis County Veterans Service Office We have a staff of 5 Veterans Service Officers All of our Veterans Service Officers are licensed to practice before the Court of Veterans Appeals. We are here to help. So if you are Veteran and need Veterans Benefits Information Feel Free to email our Veterans Counselors
VVA Vietnam Veterans of America
This site has some very valuable tools including VVA Guide to Agent Orange Claims, VVA Guide to VA Claims and Appeals, VVA Guide to Post Traumatic Stress Disorder and more.
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