MAR
7

Tribute to Rosa Anne Cromie

Yesterday we lost a true cornerstone of the AAWV family and I lost a dear friend.  It is with great sorrow to tell you that Rosa Anne Cromie passed away on the afternoon of Wednesday, March 6, 2013, at the … Continue reading

 
FEB
3

Important Update about EVR’s from the VA

Per the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs announcement on December 20, 2012, All Eligibility Verification Reports have been permanently suspended. For more information, please visit the VA’s website at www.va.gov

 
FEB
3

Winter 2013 Newsletter

     

 
OCT
31

Sack Lunches

I put my carry-on in the luggage compartment and sat down in my assigned seat. It was going to be a long flight. ‘I’m glad I have a good book to read. Perhaps I will get a short nap,’ I … Continue reading

 
FEB
28

Information about Donations to AAWV

As of late, many individuals and companies have come forward asking to donate money to AAWV for the education outreach work we do for veterans. Although it is truly appreciated AAWV cannot accept donations because we are not a charity … Continue reading

 
JAN
6

Isadore Poma

Our featured approved Veteran this issue is Isadore Poma, who served during the Korean Conflict Era in the Army CPL(T). He was a supply specialist at Camp Carson Colorado and worked in the warehouse where they outfitted the ‘General Honor … Continue reading

 
JAN
6

Pension Recipient William “Bill” Colella “His Story”

Born in Detroit, the youngest of five children, William “Bill” Colella was drafted into the Army at eighteen during World War II. After basic training in Illinois and spending some time in California and Washington State camps, he was shipped … Continue reading

 
JAN
6

Henry Kiefer

Henry Kiefer (1920-82) made his home on Kings Park, Long Island, as World War II approached. He was a tool and die maker for Liberty Aircraft in Farmingdale. When World War II broke out, his job was considered national security … Continue reading

 
JAN
6

MSNBC Nightly News – Little-Known Veterans Benefit Can Really Help

Hundreds of thousands may be eligible By Ann Thompson Chief Environmental Correspondent NBC News Updated: 3:38 p.m. ET Feb 26, 2007 DALLAS- At 83, Byrdeen Goldsmith can still harmonize. To look at her, you wouldn’t know she has Alzheimer’s, but … Continue reading

 
JAN
6

Honorable Discharge: The Stamp Tells the Story

This vintage postal cover displays the stamp created by the United States Post Office in 1946 to honor all World War II veterans who earned Honorable Discharge recognition. To receive an honorable discharge, service members must have received a rating … Continue reading