Connecticut Extends Benefits to “Less Than Honorable”

May 10, 2018

HARTFORD — The General Assembly approved a bill Tuesday night that would allow veterans given other than honorable discharges for mental-health reasons, to become eligible for health services and educational support from which they are currently prohibited.

More than 800 veterans now could be eligible for state benefits, according to the Connecticut Chapter of Iraq and Afghanistan Veterans of American.

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Connecticut Extends Benefits to “Less Than Honorable”

Government Shutdown Would Effect Services for Service Members and Military Families

White House Threatens to Veto Defense Department Budget Plan Over Anti-Reproductive Care and Anti-Diversity Provisions

Republican-Controlled House Attempts to Block VA from Updating Motto to be Gender-Neutral

FPWA Criticizes “Double Standard” of Supreme Court Exemption for Military Academies in Affirmative Action Decision

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