This casebook is the first since the creation of the Court of Appeals for Veterans Claims to fully support a doctrinal course on the law of veterans benefits. The book equally supports theory-based classroom instruction and practice-based clinical teaching. The cases focus on those most influential on everyday work in the field, while the notes and questions support discussions of descriptive and normative theory. The overall approach is to compare how veterans law handles issues common to related areas, such as torts, evidence, administrative law, and civil procedure. It further examines whether the differences can be explained by veteran-friendly doctrines, administrative considerations, or historical inertia.
Camo to Career: The Veteran's Guide to Success
Vietnam, the War Within
Some veterans had an enjoyable, non-eventful experience in the military, while others reflect on horrific memories that defined the rest of their lives.¿¿after slowly pouring through this remarkable collection of portraits and personal ...
Peter Cooke's history describes Wellington RSA's colourful beginnings and chronicles the individuals and events that shaped its personality.
World War 2
HOW TO NOT TELL A WAR STORY is a collection of short stories about veterans who went to war but left without a war story to tell.
The Uniformed Services Employment and Reemployment Rights Act
NAM is a unique and harrowing collection of those interviews, as raw and shocking as an open wound. This is the story of the human cost of a war that had no survivors, only veterans.
"This bi-lingual piece of historical literature includes 'World War II with the Soviet eyes', 'Timeline of WWII on the Russian Front', brief biographies of veterans, their participation in the war, and the legacy they will leave for their ...
Shortlisted for the Man Booker Prize 2018, this powerful and extraordinary novel follows a D-Day veteran as he goes in search of freedom and repair in post-war America.