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In the past our Military relied on asbestos in various settings, including buildings, vehicles, aircraft, and ships due to its low cost, availability, fireproofing and heat-resistant properties. Consequently, veterans have a higher incidence of mesothelioma, with nearly one-third of cases being diagnosed in this group. Late-stage diagnosis is common due to the rapid spread and delayed symptom development.
The greatest use of asbestos in the military occurred between about 1930 and 1980.
Even after asbestos use stopped, service members risked exposure. It took years to remove or safely enclose asbestos.
call to volunteer what dish to bring!
(603) 443-1933
or email support@neveterans.com
Please leave a callback number if no answere!
ham, turkey,scalloped potatoes, mashed potatoes, sweet potatoes, green bean cassarol, squash, assorted cheese and crackers, assorted pickles, sallads, vegitable plates, dinner rolls, chips and dips,stuffing, pies, cakes, cookies, brownies or other desserts.
items in red indicate someone has volunteered to bring them!
Join us to celebrate the Holidays and each other!
and let us know you will be attending
(603) 443-1933
or email support@neveterans.com
Please leave a callback number if no answere!
ham, turkey, scalloped potatoes, mashed potatoes, sweet potatoes, green bean cassarole, squash, assorted cheese and crackers, assorted pickles, salads, vegatable plates, dinner rolls, chips and dips,stuffing, pies, cakes, cookies, brownies or other desserts.
items in red indicate someone has volunteered to bring them!
Look up by building or department!
Don’t get lost any more! Directions from department to department Too!
They have both free and paid memberships. With your membership, you fill out the information about where, and when you served. The units you served with, your mos, and they will find others who served with you. You get lists of members, so you can connect with those you want to.
If you use the QR code, I get credit when you join! At you own judgement and discretion.
You can also get a free plaque, like the one above. I still have information to enter, and it seems so long ago…
get hem emailed to you from the national archives.
it will take you to the page where you place your request!
Note: the file will be password protected. You will get an email with the password. Remove the password, or keep it where you can find it for future use.
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more successful and fulfilling lives.
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enabling a lifetime of support.
As of 15 July 2024
All links are to outside pages.
If you right click on the link and choose open in new tab, it will not disrupt the popup page.
Then simply click on the appropriate tab to return to the popup!
To exit the popup click on the red x in the upper right corner.
The popup may be reopened at any time simply by clicking on the button on the web page.
To the right of the listings and the picture you will find the list of eligible people to receive the card.
Here is the list:
-Retired members entitled to retired pay
-Members of the Temporary Disability Retired List (TDRL)
-Members of the Permanent Disability Retired List (PDRL)
-Retired members of the Reserves and National Guard
-Medal of Honor recipients
-100% Disabled Veterans
-Former members in receipt of retired pay
-Transitional Health Care Member (TAMP)
-Full-time paid United Service Organizations (USO) personnel when serving OCONUS
-United Seaman’s Service (USS) Personnel OCONUS
-Officers and Crews of MSC vessels deployed to foreign countries
-Other benefits-eligible categories as described in DoD policy
Getting your Uniformed Services ID (USID) Card
Step 1: Sponsorship & Eligibility In order to receive a USID Card, you must be or have a sponsor. For example, if you are a Reserve or retired Service member, you are a sponsor; if you are a dependent, an active duty or retired Service member will be your sponsor. |
Step 2: Registration & Enrollment All potential cardholders must register in the Defense Enrollment Eligibility Reporting System (DEERS). To do this, you will need to complete a DD Form 1172-2. If you are a dependent, an active duty or retired Service member must take action to register you in DEERS with the required eligibility documents. Your sponsor may need to complete parts of the DD Form 1172-2. For more information on eligibility documents, review the Pre-Arrival Checklist. |
Step 3: Obtaining Your Card You must visit a Real-Time Automated Personnel Identification System (RAPIDS) Site for final verification and processing. If you are a sponsor, you must bring two forms of ID in original form. At least one form of ID must be a valid State or Federal government-issued picture identification (for example, passport, driver’s license, or current DoD ID card). If you are a dependent, you must provide a completed DD Form 1172-2 and two forms of ID in original form. The DD Form 1172-2 must be: (1) Digitally signed and submitted using RAPIDS Self Service (available for sponsors with a CAC). Although not required for ID card issuance, dependents may bring a printed copy of the digitally signed and submitted form; (2) Signed by your sponsor in front of the Verifying Official at the RAPIDS Site; (3) Signed by your sponsor and notarized. A wet or digital signature is acceptable; or (4) Signed using a general Power of Attorney. A wet or digital signature is acceptable. While at a RAPIDS Site, expect to have your picture taken. |
Here is a link to a List of Acceptable Documents for DoD ID Card Issuance