World War pensions weigh on Uncle Sam
A lengthy historical overview outlines the mounting costs of veterans pensions from the Revolutionary era to the present, detailing the financial burden, the evolving laws, and the ongoing payments to Civil War and World War veterans. It notes the looming peak in 1965 and highlights major pension acts and their impact on the federal budget.
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