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The Military Advantage, 2009 Edition is the most current and complete guide to military and veteran s benefits. Written by Chris Michel, founder of Military Advantage, the nation's largest military and veteran membership organization and backed by the resources of Military.com, The Military Advantage,2009 Edition is the most reliable benefits guide available for the over 30 million Americans who have answered the call to serve in the nation s military. These valuable benefits include billions of dollars in scholarships, educational benefits, VA home loans, thrift savings, life insurance, allowances, allotments, retirement pay, disability pay and military discounts. All too often the many benefits earned by the millions of Americans serving in uniform or retired from military service are overlooked or go unused. This book unlocks the availability of every benefit, allowing readers to make the most of the military experience whether they are active duty, veterans, military retirees, or family members. Straightforward in its approach, this fully up-to-date, easy-to-use guide is filled with insider tips, little-known benefits, shortcuts, and answers to frequently asked questions. For example, it is the first reference to offer a complete informational guide to all of the new educational benefits just authorized in the post-9/11 GI Bill and it reflects the very latest information on such topics as loans, health care, professional development, travel and lodging, training resources for spouses, and transition to civilian careers. Drawn from the resources of Military.com, the most trusted name in the military community, The Military Advantage, 2009 Edition is the one essential resource for everyone with military or veterans benefits. This reference guide is the newest edition of the most complete guide to making the most of the military experience whether one is on active duty, a veteran, a military retiree, or a family member.
The Military Advantage, 2009 Edition (Military Advantage: The Military.com Guide to Military &) Reviews
The Military Advantage, 2009 Edition (Military Advantage: The Military.com Guide to Military &) Reviews
| 18 of 20 people found the following review helpful:  Finally....., By This review is from: The Military Advantage, 2009 Edition (Military Advantage: The Military.com Guide to Military &) (Paperback) Vets may not think they need this or wish to pay for it but as a military widow this is invaluable. I don't talk "military" or even know where to look for the answers to most of my questions. If those who served don't need this I'm sure their dependents do. 14 of 15 people found the following review helpful: An easy-to-understand guide to benefits, By GI Jane (USA) - See all my reviews This review is from: The Military Advantage, 2009 Edition (Military Advantage: The Military.com Guide to Military &) (Paperback) To address the negative reviews about having to "pay" to know your benefits: sure, you can take the time to travel to your local VA, then sit down with a government publication and try to find the information you're looking for (good luck, by the way; have you tried to read those things?) OR you could get an easy to read reference like this book, or go to the companion site, www.military.com, which is completely free. 10 of 10 people found the following review helpful: A terrific resource!!, By Amazon Verified Purchase This review is from: The Military Advantage, 2009 Edition (Military Advantage: The Military.com Guide to Military &) (Paperback) I am amazed there are so many reviewers knocking this book. My husband is a retired and disabled veteran and everytime he tries to get help or answers to his questions from his so called VA rep, the rep doesn't know all the answers. Everytime he tries to get help from the patient's advocate at the local VA medical center, it takes days to get the guy to call back. He is DISABLED and legally blind with glaucoma now traveling to his other eye (one eye not working...get it?). For all the vets who have medical issues that keep them from *looking* (for lack of a better word since it obviously does not apply to him) for these free publications that tell them what benefits they can find, I applaud the author/authors on putting this one stop resource together. Nobody complains, for example, when someone comes up with a scholarship book listing all the scholarships around the U.S. and elsewhere for students, right? What's wrong with listing all the benefits a veteran can receive? Plus... Read more |
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