Major Richard Star Act 2025 Update. Major Star Act 2025 Kyle Anstice 1032, the Major Richard Star Act—bipartisan legislation to provide combat-injured veteran retirees their full benefits — Today, Senator Rick Scott joined 43 of his bipartisan colleagues in the Senate and 186 bipartisan colleagues in the House of Representatives to reintroduce the bipartisan Major Richard Star Act.This legislation makes a critical fix to allow combat-injured veterans who retired with less than 20 years of service to receive both Department of Defense (DoD) retirement pay and.
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Its adoption would eliminate an unjust pay offset, ensuring tens of thousands of combat-injured veterans can receive both service-earned DoD retirement pay and VA disability compensation. (R-Kansas) joined Senate Veterans' Affairs Committee Ranking Member Richard Blumenthal (D-Connecticut) and 41 other Senate cosponsors in reintroducing the bipartisan Major Richard Star Act, which would ensure combat-injured veteran retirees can receive their full benefits
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Star—a father, husband, and decorated war veteran who, as a result of his combat-related injuries, was medically retired. (R-Kansas) joined Senate Veterans' Affairs Committee Ranking Member Richard Blumenthal (D-Connecticut) and 41 other Senate cosponsors in reintroducing the bipartisan Major Richard Star Act, which would ensure combat-injured veteran retirees can receive their full benefits Currently, only veterans with disability ratings above 50.
Veterans across the United States push for Major Richard Star Act. Star—a father, husband, and decorated war veteran who, as a result of his combat-related injuries, was medically retired. Currently, only veterans with disability ratings above 50.
WATCH WKYT Investigates Major Richard Star Act. Lawmakers in both the Senate and House recently reintroduced the Major Richard Star Act, a bill which would provide combat-injured retirees with their full earned benefits Under the present rules, more than 50,000 combat-injured military.