Does Your Military Service Qualify for VA Benefits? Who Qualifies and Why

Join Ed Farmer as he clarifies what counts as qualifying service for VA disability benefits, differentiating between active duty, reservists, and National Guardsmen. Ed outlines the straightforward qualifications for active duty service and contrasts these with the more nuanced criteria for reservists and National Guard members. He covers active duty for training, inactive duty for training, and federal mobilization, highlighting the specific conditions that can be service-connected under each status. Additionally, Ed addresses the implications of state active duty and relevant remedies if injured during this period.

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