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Warrior Support
As a member of
the Indiana National Guard, Soldiers and airmen have a wide range of
resources available for themselves and families.
Apprenticeship Program
Education
Employer Support of Guard and Reserve
The mission of ESGR is to gain and maintain active support from all
public and private employers for the men and women of the National
Guard and Reserve. The Indiana Committee for ESGR is available at
317 247-3239.
Equal
Employment Officer
Indiana
Department of Veterans Affairs
Indiana
National Guard Honor Guard Unit
Military
One Source
Multinational-Force Iraq official Web site This Web site is specific to
Operation Iraqi Freedom, maintained by forces serving there, for the
express purpose of supporting the men and women serving there. Visit
this site for timely and interesting news about the work and
missions of our troops.
National Guard Relief Fund
Transition
Assistance Advisor
U.S. Army
Wounded Warrior Program - Visit this Web site for important
information and links to resources on jobs, finances, family
assistance, veterans groups, etc.
Their help line is 1-800-237-1336.
Their stated mission: "We
assist and advocate for our severely wounded, ill and injured
Soldiers and their families. We support and advise during
medical treatment, rehabilitation and transition back into the
Army or a civilian community. We cut through red tape; assist
our Soldiers and their families navigate federal, state and
private benefit systems; and link them with selected financial,
educational, employment, legal and medical resources. We serve
as an advocate and change agent to implement lessons learned to
adjust policy and increase the responsiveness and effectiveness
of our medical and benefit systems."
Wounded Soldier and
Family Support - this link will take you to an email address for
the Wounded Soldier and Family Support center.
Their hotline numbers are as follows:
1-800-984-8523
Overseas DSN 312-328-0002; Stateside DSN 328-0002
The purpose of the hotline is two-fold:
To offer wounded, injured, or ill
Soldiers and their family members a way to share concerns on the
quality of patient care, and to provide senior Army leaders with
visibility on medically related issues so they can properly allocate
resources to better serve Soldiers and families.
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