VA Disability vs. Service Connected Disability – Truth versus Myth

We all have them. No, not vaccinations. VA disabilities. Each service-member completes an exit physical examination, then receives a DD214 “Certificate of Release or Discharge From Active Duty” and is admonished never to lose said DD214 on pain of death. Finally, a report is issued declaring VA disabilities and whether any were Service-Connected. Additionally, those… Continue reading VA Disability vs. Service Connected Disability – Truth versus Myth

Panama ONLY – Civilian Orientation to Life

Adaptation to civilian aspects of international life is unique to each U.S. Veteran based on personal need and expectation. Many international, FMP U.S. Veterans relocate to the Republic of Panama (República de Panamá). While it is billed as a Spanish-speaking nation, the country is officially trilingual, Spanish-English-Chinese. Spanish, however, will help you get around much,… Continue reading Panama ONLY – Civilian Orientation to Life

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