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Veterans who want to take advantage of the Montgomery GI Bill but have found their eligibility has expired may soon get a second chance with new legislation introduced on Capitol Hill last week.

If this passes it will mean the 10 year time limit placed on GI Bill benefits would be eliminated. This is a great and wonderful boost to those who have not been able to use their benefits because of conflicts with family, employment, or illness and disablities related to military service. Moreover, it will be a fantastic incentive to new soldiers just joining the military as well. Cross your fingers!

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posted at 09:57:04 on 05/09/07 - Category: Army

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