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VetNews writer Tod Noio spent hours on the phone recently trying to obtain a phone number for getting on the mail list to receive semi annual issues of the VA's Agent Orange Review.
"The Reviews contain a great deal of valuable info for vets with Agent Orange concerns", says Noio. Normally, the mailings go out to Vietnam era vets who are service-connected and maintain current address with the IRS. Noio's fruitless attempt included calls to 5 VA regional offices, VA National Ofc, VA hospitals and numerous Vet Centers.
Better results may be had by written requests to:
Environmental Agents Service
(131), VA Central Ofc, 810 Vermont Ave NW, Washington, DC., 20420. |
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LOS ANGELES - Veterans Network director Mike McCombs announced today that the new "Veterans Radio" channel will be up and running within two weeks.
The online broadcast will include the Veterans Legislative Report by Glen Gray, additional news, commentary and interviews with Mitchell Chase, former anchor for Armed Forces Radio Network as well as numerous other co-hosts.
Also hosting a show will be Sean Huze, anchor for the new video channel titled Iraq & Afghanistan Veterans Channel.
"We will also have some music along with various special guests and experts on topics important to veterans", according to McCombs. "I also expect we will get reports and updates on benefits from our regular News Channel anchor, Dave Culmer." |
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