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Now Hear This! If your claim is in Haas Stay...
Folks, I cannot begin to tell you how many Vets have contacted me to say something like this:
NOW HEAR THIS!:
If you are in a similar situation, that is, you have a claim pending and likely held under the Haas stay, but your ship visited ports in Vietnam, anchored in bays, harbors, or estuaries, or went up rivers, you must take immediate action!
You must get your Veterans Service Officer, to IMMEDIATELY contact your VARO [VA Regional Office] and have them pull your claim and process it immediately! Your claim does NOT qualify for the Haas stay and the VA is screwing you. If necessary, have your VSO contact their organization's state HQ to get funding, or a staff attorney to file a writ of mandamus to get the VA moving on your claim.
YOU DO NOT HAVE TO WAIT. DO NOT LET THE VA GET AWAY WITH THIS!
Turn to, men! You should not have to wait any longer than necessary, and besides, we need to get your claims processed and out of the way before HR 6562 is enacted so the VA will get to our claims sooner!
Good luck sailors!
VNVets
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