American Legion National Commander Urges Passage Of Honoring Our Pact Act

American Legion National Commander Urges Passage Of Honoringо American legion national commander urges passage of honoring our pact act in a press conference at american legion national headquarters in indianapolis, american legion national commander paul dillard urged the u.s. senate to pass the honoring our pact act, the most comprehensive veterans legislation dealing with toxic exposure to date, before. The american legion. mar 31, 2022. the head of the nation’s largest veterans organization is calling on the senate to pass legislation to provide needed assistance for veterans inflicted with illnesses associated with exposure to burn pits and other toxins related to military service. “earlier this month, i testified before congress on.

American Legion National Commander Calls On The Senate To Pass The By steven b. brooks. may 03, 2022. in april, american legion national commander paul e. dillard toured seven states, ranging from alaska to georgia, to urge legionnaires to call for passage of the honoring our promise to address comprehensive toxics act (pact act) in the u.s. senate before memorial day. (members of the american legion family. Washington (august 2, 2022) – the head of the nation’s largest veterans organization praised the senate for its passage of legislation that will provide comprehensive benefits to veterans suffering from conditions linked to toxic exposure during their time in the u.s. armed forces. a previous version passed on june 16 but had to be. The honoring our pact act, which had already passed in the house of representatives, will provide health care for millions of veterans who were exposed to contaminants emanating from open air burn. “today, the u.s. senate has saved lives and truly delivered for veterans,” american legion national commander paul e. dillard said. “by passing the sergeant first class heath robinson honoring our pact act, the 117 th congress has put substance behind the phrase, ‘thank you for your service.’ the american legion is grateful for the.

The American Legion Hails Senate For Passing Honoring Our Pact Actо The honoring our pact act, which had already passed in the house of representatives, will provide health care for millions of veterans who were exposed to contaminants emanating from open air burn. “today, the u.s. senate has saved lives and truly delivered for veterans,” american legion national commander paul e. dillard said. “by passing the sergeant first class heath robinson honoring our pact act, the 117 th congress has put substance behind the phrase, ‘thank you for your service.’ the american legion is grateful for the. The american legion wants the "honoring our pact act" passed by memorial day. 13news reached out tuesday to sens. mike braun and todd young to gauge their support for the legislation. we did not receive a response. injuries related to burn pits or other toxins often times don't count as combat related health hazards. Chartered by congress in 1919, the american legion is committed to advocating for veterans, promoting a strong national security, sponsoring wholesome youth programs and americanism. legionnaires in more than 12,000 posts across the nation and regions overseas serve their communities with a devotion to mutual helpfulness.