Attention Vets!

Doug Karr - August 27, 2009

Douglas Karr, Petty Officer Second Class, United States Navy Veteran

Check out our recent press release: Veterans’ Claims Go Unheeded as VA Officials Rake in Massive Bonuses

Here’s a preview:

The backlog of veterans’ disability claims has been the center of a heated debate in Washington, where President Obama has called on Congress to reduce the number of claims which have been held up.

A report issued by the Government Accountability Office noted that 60% more claims were processed in the decade from 1999 to 2008 than it had in the previous decade. The number of pending claims has jumped by 65%, the report added.

Let us know what YOU think about this issue on Twitter: @veteransblog. Or, send me an email: dkarr@mesothelioma.com.

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