Operation Resilient Warrior Resources

ATTENTION ... Are you going thru the MEB/PEB process? Do you know your rights ? The medical board process is long and complicated. You may not be getting all the information you need to make informed decisions. Operation Resilient Warrior provides useful information and one on one counseling on the MEB/PEB process. Please click the assistance tab or email for more information. Someone with contact you with real answers.

Do you have questions about your VA benefits, has the VA turned you down for a claim? If you fit into any one of these scenarios, or if you ever wore a uniform or that persons dependent or spouse. Please contact us.

Do you have questions about your VA healthcare and how to apply for your benefits. We can talk you thru the process step by step. We will be your voice, cutting thru the red tape and getting you the benefits that you earned thru your service.

Are you having financial issues? We are here to help put you in touch with the programs that can help you with all types of financial assistance.

PLEASE Fill out the Information request tell us about yourself and what assistance you need. We will get in touch with you and provide the answers to your questions.

ORW helps veterans and their dependents in the presentation, proof and establishment of all claims, privileges, rights and other veteran benefits which they may have under federal, state or local laws. We provide benefits counseling and specific assistance for homeless veterans. The program also provides assistance in navigating Federal and State systems and helps connect Warriors and Families with the necessary financial, educational, employment, legal and medical resources. ORW
can provide links to valuable Federal programs, including healthcare, retirement and disability compensation, transition assistance, VA adaptive housing and vehicle assistance, VA education and training, VA vocational rehabilitation and employment.

Offering a variety of programs and services,ORW is here to serve warriors with every type of injury – from the physical to the invisible wounds of war.

 Almost 700,000 veterans took part in 1990's Operation Desert Shield and/or Operation Desert Storm. According to some research, almost 25% of those veterans developed a chronic illness somehow related to their service overseas.
If you are a disabled veteran who has been denied disability compensation or have not yet applied for benefits from the VA, You need to do so ASAP

 http://www.publichealth.va.gov/exposures/gulfwar/associated_illnesses.asp

http://www1.va.gov/opa/pressrel/pressrelease.cfm?id=1869

http://www.bluewaternavy.org/illness/listb.htm 

 Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy Provides a wide number of benefits for Traumatic Brain Sufferers | HBOT Ne

 Battlefield: Home

 http://youtu.be/kyS6UV-KaWc

Perhaps you have a loved one fighting for America's freedom. Perhaps you have lost a loved one to that war. Perhaps you are simply an avid supporter of the troops. Or perhaps you haven't paid that much attention to the troops or their families left behind.

No matter who you are, the words in Casualties of War will speak to your heart. William Koch Jr. lost two precious children to the war. His poems pay tribute to these souls and reveal to all the pain experienced by the families left to cope. William's words also bring into the light the fight for America and will inspire readers to stand up in support of their country and the men and women battling for them.

 http://www.tatepublishing.com/bookstore/book.php?w=978-1-61777-555-0