There might be World War 1 veterans alive but most of them died from shellshock
If your registered for the draft it'll show on your draft status paper. If your discharged it'll show on your DD-214. If you join AMVETS or the VFW they'll get it for you. AMVETS was started by WW2 Vets in 1944. VFW was started by Spanish-American War Vet of 1898, in 1899. AMERICAN LEGION was started by WW1 vets in 1919. VVA was started by Vietnam Vets in 1979.
A federal anti-discrimination law protecting Viet War vets was passed in the mid 70's. Funny. in the mid 70's these guys were spat on, hated by the people of the united states. Turned to the streets, still lots of Vietnam Vets are homeless. Very sad, they were doing what they were ORDERED to do, and in turn, got spat on when they got home. No welcome home comings. mostly. They JUST recently, added Agent Orange to the list of of a small list of things the Vietnam Vets are disabled for. What I don't understand is the difference between any war. They are all wars. However (no disrespect) 9/11, for some reason are treated differently than WW1 WWII Vietnam, etc. I don't understand this logic.
Yes. Desegration didn't occur until 1948 under Executive Order 9981
About $30,000 apiece.
WOW You need to be careful who you ask this, The question is an insult. WW2 vets fought in WW2 not in any war near WW2, in WW2. Not Korea, Not WW1 WW2
of course there was- as were many other nationalities from the world living in Canada at the time- minus maybe a few
There might be World War 1 veterans alive but most of them died from shellshock
No.
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Contact one the following vet groups: 1. AMVETS (American Veterans-founded in 1944 by WW2 vets) 2. VFW (Veterans of Foreign Wars-founded in 1899 by Spanish-American War vets) 3. AMERICAN LEGION (Founded in 1919 by WW1 vets) 4. VVA (Vietnam Veterans of America-founded in 1978 by Viet War vets)
Answeri belive there should be at least 3 still alive in Canada..last yr there were 5 and i remember hearing about ones death in the past yrActually, I think that you're talking about WW1 vets here... I think that there are over 150,000 WW2 vets still with us.According to a recent article in the Ottawa Citizen, there are 163,450 CanadianWorld War 2 Veterans alive as of November 11, 2009.The article can be found here: http://www.ottawacitizen.com/news/Canadian+veterans+share+bond+virtue+survival/2210407/story.html
If your registered for the draft it'll show on your draft status paper. If your discharged it'll show on your DD-214. If you join AMVETS or the VFW they'll get it for you. AMVETS was started by WW2 Vets in 1944. VFW was started by Spanish-American War Vet of 1898, in 1899. AMERICAN LEGION was started by WW1 vets in 1919. VVA was started by Vietnam Vets in 1979.
Possibly but I doubt it, as about fifty years had passed between the two wars. There were many Civil War veterans alive at the time of World War 1, but they would have been somewhat elderly for serving in another war.
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BECAUSE HE WAS IN THE Ww1 AND Ww2
health in ww1 was like the health in the textile mills of the 1900's.it wasn't the best health and when they came home they where ridiculed and disrespected the vets.