Tuesday, May 6, 2014

FW: THE EARLY BRIEF -- In Study, Ecstasy Shows Promise for Treating PTSD



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Robert Serge
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Subject: THE EARLY BRIEF -- In Study, Ecstasy Shows Promise for Treating PTSD

The Early Brief
06 May 2014
In Study, Ecstasy Shows Promise for Treating PTSD A small study that has shown remarkable results using a combination of the drug MDMA -- known on the street as ecstasy -- and conventional therapy to treat PTSD could be of significant value to veterans. Read More
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What Civil War general once said, "War is cruelty. There's no use trying to reform it, the crueler it is the sooner it will be over"? Play
Video of the Day Marines Sing Along to Disney's 'Frozen'
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Monday, May 5, 2014

FW: THE EARLY BRIEF -- Survey: 9 in 10 Troops Oppose Cuts to Pay, BAH



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Robert Serge
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Subject: THE EARLY BRIEF -- Survey: 9 in 10 Troops Oppose Cuts to Pay, BAH

The Early Brief
05 May 2014
Survey: 9 in 10 Troops Oppose Cuts to Pay, BAH About nine in 10 active-duty service members oppose the Defense Department's proposals to reduce their pay raises and basic allowances for housing, according to a new survey by Military.com. Read More
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Today's Military Trivia
The Battle of the Coral Sea -- a WWII naval battle fought between the U.S. and Japan on May 4-8, 1942 -- resulted in the loss of what American aircraft carrier? Play
Video of the Day Gift from a US Army Apache Squadron
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Saturday, May 3, 2014

FW: VFW Action Corps Weekly, May 2, 2014



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Robert serge
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Date: Fri, 2 May 2014 14:05:40 -0400

VFW Action Corps Weekly, May 2, 2014

VFW Action Corps Weekly
May 2, 2014
In This Issue:
1. Defense Bill Strengthens Sexual Assault Provisions
2. VA Funding Clears House
3. VFW Joins Monster.com Veterans Jobs Summit
4. Senate VA Committee Discusses Medication Alternatives
5. VFW Joins PBS Screening of "Coming Home"
6. Eight WWII Vets to Receive POW Medal

1. Defense Bill Strengthens Sexual Assault Provisions: This week, the House Armed Services Personnel Subcommittee marked up their section of the FY 2015 defense bill by renewing their support to strengthen sexual assault reporting and prosecution among the services. Included in the bill are provisions that would improve DOD's Sexual Assault and Response Program while actively monitoring their implementation of reforms already in place. Other provisions include requiring the Pentagon inspector general to review all discharges of members who had reported sexual assault and directing DOD to provide a detailed report to Congress on implementation of all provisions enacted into law since 2012. Subcommittee members did not discuss any changes to TRICARE benefits or the 1.8 percent pay raise for military personnel.
For more on the mark-up to include Subcommittee Chairman Joe Wilson's (R-SC) press release, click here:
http://armedservices.house.gov/index.cfm/press-releases?ContentRecord_id=E9749D88-035D-465E-BD8F-439C3A63F0B7

2. VA Funding Clears House: On Wednesday, the House passed (416-1) their FY 2015 VA and Military Construction Appropriations bill. The bill provides $159 billion for all VA accounts. $94 billion would go to fund compensation and pension payments and other mandatory accounts, while $65 billion would fund discretionary accounts like medical care, veterans benefits and construction. The bill falls short by nearly $4 billion of meeting the Independent Budget discretionary accounts request. The most glaring shortfalls are the lack of funding for construction accounts and medical facilities, both accounts support VA's infrastructure which is critical to providing and delivering services to veterans. The Senate is expected to take the bill up sometime before Memorial Day.
For the House Appropriations Committee Press Release, click here: http://appropriations.house.gov/news/documentsingle.aspx?DocumentID=378371
For our VA funding recommendations, visit the Independent Budget website at: http://www.independentbudget.org/

3. VFW Joins Monster.com Veterans Jobs Summit: The VFW joined Monster.com and Military.com this week for a summit to discuss the national employment situation for veterans. Monster brought together leaders in business, government and veterans' service to discuss ways in which the nation can better prepare transitioning service members for post-military employment and share promising practices. The summit also featured a stirring keynote address from Medal of Honor recipient Sal Giunta. For highlights from the summit, click here:
http://thevfw.blogspot.com/2014/05/vfw-joins-monstercom-veterans-jobs.html

4. Senate VA Committee Discusses Medication Alternatives: The Senate Veterans' Affairs Committee held an oversight hearing on VA chronic pain management. The major concern was the overuse of addictive and potentially dangerous opioid pain medications and the effectiveness of alternative therapies that can be used to manage pain. The Committee acknowledged that opioid medication overuse is a national problem, however, the veterans' community is particularly affected since veterans are far more likely to experience chronic pain than civilians. VA testified that they are taking steps to improve pain management safety and effectiveness with a national directive requiring all VAMCs to closely monitor opioid prescriptions and educate veterans and providers on the risks-benefit ratios of these powerful medications. VA has also created several Centers of Innovation at various VAMCs to pilot and examine the effects of complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) for pain management, including yoga, meditation, massage, chiropractic care, and acupuncture which are receiving positive feedback. For the full testimony transcript, click here: http://www.veterans.senate.gov/hearings/overmedication-problems-and-solutions

5. VFW Joins PBS Screening of "Coming Home": The VFW joined PBS at the U.S. Capitol this week for a special screening of the new documentary "Coming Home with Wes Moore." The three-part documentary chronicles the experiences of Post-9/11-era veterans coming back home and takes a candid look at the struggles and triumphs associated with military service and reintegration. For highlights from the screening and to learn more about "Coming Back," click here: http://thevfw.blogspot.com/2014/05/vfw-joins-pbs-screening-of-coming-back.html

6. Eight WWII Vets Receive POW Medal: Air Force Chief of Staff General Mark A. Welsh presented the POW Medal to eight WWII U.S. Army Air Forces personnel in a pentagon ceremony on Wednesday. Secretary of the Air Force Deborah Lee James authorized the award to 143 USAAF airmen who were interned in the Wauwilermoos, Switzerland prison camp during World War II. The names of those who received the award are listed here: http://www.defense.gov/Advisories/Advisory.aspx?AdvisoryID=3603


**Thanks to everyone who continues to send in advocates to join our VFW Action Corps team, we need to continue the push. Please include advocacy in any and all discussions at your upcoming Department Conventions.**

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As always, we want to share your advocacy stories on the VFW Capitol Hill blog. To share your stories either fill out our online form by clicking here, http://www.vfw.org/Forms/Capitol-Hill-Blog-Submissions/, or simply email photos and stories directly to vfwac@vfw.org.
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Friday, May 2, 2014

FW: THE EARLY BRIEF -- Kentucky Guardsman Sues Over Tattoo Rules



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Robert Serge
VVA 17 Member
Blog Master
To all my fellow veterans friends and family my we all remember 


Subject: THE EARLY BRIEF -- Kentucky Guardsman Sues Over Tattoo Rules

The Early Brief
02 May 2014
Kentucky Guardsman Sues Over Tattoo Rules A Kentucky National Guard soldier with aspirations of joining a U.S. Army special operations unit wants a federal judge to overturn the military's new regulations concerning soldiers with tattoos. Read More
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Today's Military Trivia
What Civil War general was wounded by friendly fire on May 2, 1863, during the Battle of Chancellorsville, and died a week later? Play
Video of the Day Russian Military Warehouse Explodes
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Thursday, May 1, 2014

FW: THE EARLY BRIEF -- Congress Joins Pentagon in Cooling on LCS



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Robert Serge
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Subject: THE EARLY BRIEF -- Congress Joins Pentagon in Cooling on LCS

The Early Brief
01 May 2014
Congress Joins Pentagon in Cooling on LCS Congressional support for the Navy's Littoral Combat Ship appears to be waning even further after an influential U.S. House of Representatives subcommittee proposed slowing down the pace of production for the vessel. Read More
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Today's Military Trivia
What was the name of the American pilot who was shot down along with his U-2 spy plane over Russia on May 1, 1960? Play
Video of the Day Helicopter Gets Sucked into Tornado
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