The contents of this website are specific to Massachusetts Veterans. Residents of other states should check with their State Veterans’ Department.

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Federal Flag Code Bring your worn and tattered flags to this office for proper disposal.
Welcome
Home Bonus
If you served during wartime, you should apply
for a one-time bonus.
Veterans with active service in Afghanistan or
Iraq are entitled to a $1000 bonus. GWOT
Veterans in CONUS or other parts of the world
eligible for $500.
Contact Veterans' Services for the application or
visit the
State Treasurer’s
website for more info.
Veterans are now eligible for subsequent bonuses! If you were deployed more than once, apply!!It is never too late to apply for your bonus, no matter what wartime era you served!
Do you have questions regarding your GI BILL benefits? Call 888-GIBILL-1
Need a copy of Military Records?
Most Massachusetts Veterans can get their
discharge records from this office. To
obtain a copy of Military Records from the
National Personnel Records Center, you can make
the
request
online
or get the required application at this
office.
.
Eligible individuals can get $500 for each month their contracts were extended in the last eight years. Each branch of the armed services has its own online filing process.
· Army:
https://www.stoplosspay.army.mil
or e-mail
RetroStopLossPay@conus.army.mil
· Navy: E-mail NXAG_N132C@navy.mil
· Air
Force:
http://www.afpc.randolph.af.mil/stoploss/
· Marine
Corps:
https://www.manpower.usmc.mil/stoploss
or e-mail
stoploss@usmc.mil
Also see DOD’s Stop-loss Facebook page.Please note that this office is not connected with DOD. No other information is available. The preceding info is provided as a courtesy.
Free
Legal Assistance for Veterans
The Massachusetts Bar Association offers free
legal assistance every Monday between 3 and 5 pm.
Read the
flyer
for more info.
Need a wheelchair? Many times free wheelchairs are available. Call this office to see if any are available.
Wounded Warrior Project
The Wounded Warrior Project seeks to assist those men and women of our armed forces who have been severely injured during the conflicts in Iraq, Afghanistan, and elsewhere around the world.

