GIBILL2008.org brought to you by our Friends @ IAVA.ORG !!
August 19, 2008 by Da-Chief
Filed under Corpsman.com News, Retired Veteran News, Seperated Vets News, Vets Issues
Folks, Just got info from “IAVA.org” about a new site they created to help get information out about the new GI BILL. Here is the email. Go to this site.. it is a real “EYE OPENER”!!
I will have my tuition paid in full + 1000.00 in Books, PLUS $10,710.00 Living Expense Paid to me!!
Now hopefully they will get this thing to work prior to 2009. Anyways, it is coming!! Read Below!!
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Dear Darrell,
This morning, I had the honor of addressing the Veterans of Foreign Wars (VFW) National Convention in Orlando, Florida. The VFW was one of our major allies in the fight for the new GI Bill, and we wouldn’t have succeeded without their support. As part of my remarks, I announced IAVA’s relaunch of www.GIBill2008.org. The website, which served as a critical hub of online activism during our fight for the new GI Bill, is now a resource center for members of the military to learn about their hard-earned education benefits. Starting this week, www.GIBill2008.org will provide America’s newest generation of veterans with the tools they need to access the new GI Bill. It includes an interactive benefits calculator based on your zip code, answers to Frequently Asked Questions, and the latest news and information about the new GI Bill as it goes into effect. IAVA is committed to helping eligible veterans access their new benefit, and we’ve begun community outreach with ads in newspapers across the country, urging veterans to visit www.GIBill2008.org. The original GI Bill made education affordable for millions of veterans during the 20th century. Thanks to your help in fighting for the new GI Bill, millions more will have the same opportunity in the 21st century. None of this would be possible without your continued support. Thank you. Sincerely,
Paul Rieckhoff Executive Director Iraq and Afghanistan Veterans of America |
Please visit both sites. We are a member of the IAVA here at Corpsman.com. We would not have the new GI bill if not for them.
Support those who support you.
Thanks!
Da-Chief


