The new GI Bill passed by Congress over the summer, which dramatically expands veterans benefits, was lauded as a sign that the country was looking after this generation of warriors. But don't extol its virtues to Grey Adkins, who served two tours with the Navy off the coast of Iraq, is $10,000 in debt and won't see a dime of the new benefits.
Expanded GI Bill Too Late for Some
The Pentagon has told Congress it estimates that nearly 500 civilians were killed as a result...
— One airman said he felt paranoia. Another marveled at the vibrant colors. A third admitted,...
More than a million veterans annually have come to rely on a Department of Veterans Affairs program...
