Expanded VA auto grant eligibility reaches 60 000 veterans
VA officials announce that about 60 000 veterans may now qualify for expanded automobile grants and adaptive equipment. Five thousand postwar veterans with service between December 31, 1946, and June 27, 1950, will receive letters informing them of eligibility for the first time. The law raises the grant maximum from 500 to 3300 dollars and adds driver training programs at VA hospitals and regional offices.
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