VDO of Helping Veterans Exposed To Asbestos in the Military by the Mesothelioma Center
Helping Veterans Exposed To Asbestos in the Military by the Mesothelioma Center Tube. Duration : 1.10 Mins.We had a good read. For the benefit of yourself. Be sure to read to the end. I want you to get good knowledge from Dd214 Form. In this video, which is part of a larger interview, retired US Navy Lieutenant Commander Carl Jewett, now executive director of the Veterans Assistance Network, explains how organizations like the Mesothelioma Center are established to help veterans who were exposed to asbestos in the military. If veterans know they were exposed to asbestos while serving in the military, veterans may gain VA benefits for healthcare or for disabilities. Jewett explains that individuals who served in various branches of the military and were exposed to asbestos while serving can find help through resources that focus on mesothelioma veterans. He says veterans may perceive the benefits claims process as complicated, but perception is not reality. In fact, he says, the process simple. The key is for veterans to understand what information is required by the VA. For Navy asbestos claims, for example, veterans can receive instructions that they misinterpret. With help from organizations like the Mesothelioma Center, those instructions can be quite specific, such as: "fill out this form," "write this summary," and "bring your DD214 form." By following specific steps and filing the required documents, Jewett says, veterans pursuing asbestos claims can find out what they are eligible for, how they can best receive the requested benefits and where they can find more information. He continues by stating that veterans from all 50 states and around the world have been helped with asbestos-related ...
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