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Bulletin 180915 (PDF Edition) RAO BULLETIN 15 September 2018 PDF Edition THIS RETIREE ACTIVITIES OFFICE BULLETIN CONTAINS THE FOLLOWING ARTICLES Pg Article Subject . * DOD * . 04 == Space Force [02] ---- (How Much will It Cost?) 06 == Arlington National Cemetery [77] ---- (27-Acre Millennium Site Dedicated) 06 == Pentagon Watchdog ---- (With McCain Gone Who Will Take Oversight?) 07 == COLA FY 2019 [01] ---- (Signs Point to Biggest in 7 years) 08 == NDAA 2019 [18] ---- (7 Big Changes You Haven’t Heard Yet) 09 == DoD Fraud, Waste, & Abuse ---- (Reported 01 thru 15 SEP 2018) 12 == POW/MIA Recoveries ---- (Reported 01 thru 15 SEP 2018 | Twenty-Five) . * VA * . 15 == VA Class Action Lawsuits [01] ---- (What Happens Now That Vets Can File) 16 == VA Funding 2019 ---- (House Lawmakers Finalize Fiscal 2019 Budget | $209B) 17 == VA Medical Marijuana [51] ---- (Veterans Equal Access Amendment Rejected) 18 == VA Community Care [02] ---- (Streamlining Beginning Stages) 18 == VA Transgender Care [02] ---- (Vet Surgery Offer Urged by Lawmakers) 19 == VA Fiduciary Program [09] ---- (New Regulations Implemented AUG 2018) 20 == VA Blue Water Claims [49] ---- (VA Leaders Increase Effort to Sideline Legislation) 21 == VA Blue Water Claims [50] ---- (Wilke Letter to Congress) 21 == VA Community Care [01] ---- (Steps to Access | Three) 22 == VA Women Vet Programs [33] ---- (Wilke Pledge to Women Vets) 22 == VA Claims Backlog Update 160 ---- (21% Underestimated As of 10 SEP) 23 == SGLI/VGLI Accelerated Benefits [02] ---- (Claims) 1 24 == VA Surgery [01] ---- (Reliable Availability & Sterilization of Instruments Issue) 25 == VA Presumptive AO Conditions [Kids] (01) ---- (Spina Bifida Decision Still Pending) 26 == VA Suicide Prevention [50] ---- (Program to Lower Suicide Rate Has Few Takers) 27 == VA Opioid Use [02] ---- (Study Reveals No Better than Non-Opioid Drug Use) 29 == VA Employment [04] ---- (One in 10 Jobs Currently Unfilled) 29 == VA Employment [05] ---- (Senator Schumer Calls for More Funding) 30 == VA Agent Orange Benefits [04] ---- (Still No Decision on Expansion) 32 == VA EHR [15] ---- (Veterans Affairs & Defense Will Be Inseparable) 33 == VA SSVF Program [05] ---- ($326M in Upcoming Grants Announced) 33 == PTSD [247] ---- (Denied VA Disability Claims Related to MST) 34 == VA Medical Marijuana [48] ---- (Congress Sends VA Medical Research Letter) 34 == VA Medical Marijuana [49] ---- (Users Can Still Receive Care & Benefits) 36 == VA Relaxation Therapy ---- (Training to Help Older Vets Suffering From Anxiety) 38 == VA Secretary [84] ---- (Wilkie’s Views for Fixing VA Woes) 39 == VA Lawsuit | Palomares Radiation Exposure ---- (Denied Presumptive Status) 40 == VA Fraud, Waste & Abuse ---- (Reported 01 thru 15 Sep 2018) . * VETS * . 41 == American Legion [04] ---- (Influencing Government Policy Concerns) 42 == American Legion [05] ---- (Differences with Trump Called Unprecedented) 43 == Vet Deportations [24] ---- (Being A Vet Does Not Mean You’re Exempt From Misfortune) 45 == Vet Owned Businesses ---- (Government Contracts | VA Online System Improvement Backfires) 46 == Vet Best Places to Live ---- (Rebootcamp Recommendations) 48 == Congressional Vets ---- (‘With Honor’ Group Endorses 33 House Midterm Candidates 49 == Burn Pit Toxic Exposure [58] ---- (Petraeus to Congress: It’s Time to Get Serious) 49 == Medical Foster Homes ---- (For Vets and Other Ailing Adults) 51 == Obit: Russell Brown ---- (31 AUG 2018 | WWII 82nd Airborne Division) 52 == Korean War Vets ---- (Cornelius H. 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Kennedy (CVN-79) ---- (50% Complete) 59 == Military Fraternization [01] ---- (Army | Remedios Cruz) 60 == Navy Red Hill Fuel Tanks [01] ---- (Deal Cut with Environmental Watchdogs) 61 == Botnets ---- (DARPA Wants to find them Before They Attack) 61 == B-52's [05] ---- (Upgrades to Keep Them Flying until 2050s) 62 == Molar Mic ---- (Military Now Has Them for Invisible, Hands-Free Radio Calls) 2 64 == GI Bill Transferability [04] ---- (Purple Heart Recipient’s Exemption) 64 == USMC Racial Extremism ---- (Updated Order Issued) 65 == Performance Readiness Bar ---- (Army Researchers Develop Tasty, Healthy Bar) 66 == Navy Terminology [02] ---- (Origins) 67 == Warships That Will Change the Future ---- (SAS Mendi F-148) . * MILITARY HISTORY * . 68 == Merrill’s Marauders ---- (Last Reunion) 70 == WWII Moe Berg ---- (The Rest of the Story) 71 == Lincoln’s Assassin ---- (In Pursuit of Booth) 72 == Samuel Mason ---- (American Revolution Patriot & Pirate) 73 == WWII Vets 172A ---- (Sam Folsom | Foss’s Flying Circus Pilot) 76 == Post WWII Photos ---- (Emancipated Allied POWs) 76 == Military History Anniversaries ---- (16 thru 30 SEP) 76 == WWII Bomber Nose Art [14] ---- (Strawberry Bitch) 77 == Medal of Honor Citations ---- (George J. 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