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Explain why veterans benefits undergo so much red tape? Why are the so many homeless veterans and what is the quality of the service they receive? Do veterans receive fair compensation for their service connected disabilities? Basically, I want to gather some information that discusses the quality of life/services for our disabled veterans and what programs are available for them. Do veterans feel they are treated unfairly regarding society giving back to them for their heroic sacrifices? Is there corruption in Veterans Affairs programs? Please answer these questions as fully and detailed as possible.

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Hi there! Thanks for the opportunity to help you!

I took the liberty of gathering information for you en masse:

http://www.vba.va.gov/VBA/ (Please look at the bottom for all the categories of benefits available)

http://www.va.gov/vetdata/Utilization.asp (This is a list of all the benefits and programs veterans are actually using)

http://www.va.gov/health/programs/index.asp (These are all the specific health programs that veterans have currently available to them)

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