WHY VETERANS MAY GET SOCIAL SECURITY DISABIILTY
Starting in
1957, members of the US armed forces have paid Social Security tax on
their military earnings. This makes them eligible for Social Security
disability benefits if they become disabled.
A disabled service member may
A disabled service member may
- receive Social Security benefits in addition to VA disability
- receive Social Security benefits while getting active duty pay from the military
- receive Social Security benefits without decreasing or delaying VA disability and/or pension benefits.
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