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8,276 new VA tenant-based vouchers announced by HUD

Posted on October 3, 2014 by Laura

The HUD-Veterans Affairs Supportive Housing (HUD-VASH) program “provides permanent housing and case management for eligible homeless Veterans, single or with families.” However, if a lucky family is enrolled in the program, and the Veteran dies, the family will not be … Continue reading →

Posted in Guest authors, HOMELESS VETERANS, vA news | Tagged ASKNOD BOOK, asknod.org, asknod@wordpress.com, Disabled Veteran, Gulf War Claims Help, Gulf War PTSD, Gulf War PTSD Claims, Gulf War Vets Help, HCVETS, Help with vA Claims, Helping homeless Vets, Helping Veterans, Korean War Vets Help, VA Medical Care, Veterans claims help, Vietnam Veterans Claims Help. | 1 Comment

SHREVEPORT VAMC RUNNING ON EMPTY

Posted on October 2, 2014 by asknod

Member Vicki sends us this vignette on the Louisiana VAMC in Shreveport. Seems if you’re going there, you better be sure to wear more than flowers in your hair. A spare set of PJs or two and an an extra toothbrush/paste better … Continue reading →

Posted in VA Health Care, VA Medical Mysteries Explained, vA news | Tagged ASKNOD BOOK, asknod.org, asknod@wordpress.com, Gulf War Vets Help, HCVETS, Help with vA Claims, Helping Veterans, Shreveport VAMC Laundry propblem, VA claims, VA Medical Care, Veterans claims help, Vietnam Veterans Claims Help. | Leave a comment

VA AWARDS CONTRACT TO “INDEPENDENT” CONTRACTOR

Posted on October 2, 2014 by asknod

VA yesterday awarded a contract to MITRE Corp. for an assessment of the hospital care, medical services and other health care processes in VA medical facilities throughout the fruited plain. For those of you in California-relax. That includes you and you … Continue reading →

Posted in VA BACKLOG, VA Health Care, VA Medical Mysteries Explained, VAMC Scheduling Coverup, VAOIG Watchdogs | Tagged ASKNOD BOOK, asknod.org, asknod@wordpress.com, Gulf War Vets Help, Korean War Vets Help, MITRE Audit of VA Medical practices, Service Connection, VA claims, Veterans claims help, Vietnam Veterans Claims Help. | 2 Comments

VASEC–CALL BOB

Posted on September 30, 2014 by asknod

While preparing to withdraw my CUE Appeal motion in a valiant attempt to substitute a new one instead of waiting a million years for the BVA, I thought about what our illustrious new VA Secretary Robert A. McDonald said recently. … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged ASKNOD BOOK, asknod.org, asknod@wordpress.com, Disabled Veteran, DIY vA Claims, Gulf War Vets Help, HCVETS, Help with vA Claims, Helping Veterans, Korean War Vets Help, Service Connection, VA backlog, VA claims, Veterans Benefits, Veterans claims help, Vietnam Veterans Claims Help. | 7 Comments

HOUSTON, WE HAVE A PROBLEM…

Posted on September 30, 2014 by asknod

FROM THE SAM HOUSTON MEMORIAL VARO In a change of pace, the Houston Veterans Service Center Manager (VSM) called the VAOIG and begged them to come on down to sunny Texas to arrange a necktie party for one of their own. Seems a … Continue reading →

Posted in VAMC Scheduling Coverup, VAOIG Watchdogs | Tagged ASKNOD BOOK, asknod.org, asknod@wordpress.com, Disabled Veteran, DIY vA Claims, Gulf War Vets Help, HCVETS, Korean War Vets Help, Service Connection, VA claims, VA HCV Claims Help, VA VACOLS Breach in Houston, VARO Information, Veterans Benefits, Veterans claims help, Vietnam Veterans Claims Help. | 3 Comments

VA–WHAT EXACTLY IS A SSOC?

Posted on September 29, 2014 by asknod

I keep seeing this popping up on my search parameters of what kind of queries lead people or Vets to my site. Obviously, there seems, even in this day and age, a large number among our community who are unfamiliar with this … Continue reading →

Posted in CAVC Knowledge, DRO and BVA Hearings, Equitable tolling, Veterans Law | Tagged ASKNOD BOOK, asknod.org, asknod@wordpress.com, Helping Veterans, Korean War Vets Help, VA SOC and SSOC, Veterans claims help, Vietnam Veterans Claims Help. | 8 Comments

VA REVERSES COURSE– UNEXPECTEDLY EXONERATES WHISTLEBLOWERS

Posted on September 29, 2014 by asknod

Carolyn Lerner, of the Office of Special Counsel (OSC) announced today that VA, caught with their pants down metaphorically, has been forced into actually doing something never before seen or heard of at 810 Vermin Ave. NW-actually rewarding whistleblowers and thanking … Continue reading →

Posted in VAMC Scheduling Coverup | Tagged ASKNOD BOOK, asknod.org, Disabled Veteran, DIY vA Claims, HCVETS, Help with vA Claims, Helping Veterans, Korean War Vets Help, Service Connection, VA claims, VA Scheduling scandal, Veterans claims help, Veterans Humor, Vietnam Veterans Claims Help. | 2 Comments

FORT FACEPLACE-SEPTEMBER’S FINEST

Posted on September 28, 2014 by asknod

We look long and hard for these so keep sending them in, ladies and gentlemen Vets.

Posted in FACE HUMOR | Tagged ASKNOD BOOK, asknod.org, asknod@wordpress.com, FACE HUMOR FROM VETS, Facepage humor, Veterans Humor, Vietnam Veterans Claims Help. | 2 Comments

MILITARY SITES ON THE EPA SUPERFUND LIST

Posted on September 28, 2014 by asknod

Here’s some good stuff for those of you filing for Stateside/ Guam chemical exposure. A regular grab bag of goodies for dang near every base in the states that had any aircraft using AVGAS or JP-4. The Fort McClellan stuff … Continue reading →

Posted in AO, Camp Lejeune poisoning, Military Madness, research | Tagged Agent Orange, AO on America's military bases, ASKNOD BOOK, asknod.org, asknod@wordpress.com, Disabled Veteran, DIY vA Claims, Gulf War Claims Help, Help with vA Claims, Helping Veterans, Korean War Vets Help, Military EPA sites, Service Connection, VA claims, Veterans Benefits, Veterans claims help, Vietnam Veterans Claims Help. | 3 Comments

THREE BVA REMANDS–WHAT TO DO?

Posted on September 27, 2014 by asknod

Member Shaniqua writes me again after a three-year silence to tell of her ping pong match with the Veterans Administration and the apparent inability to get her claims to stay put at the BVA. This began when the Forrest Gump Memorial Regional … Continue reading →