Taking Care of our Veterans

Serving in the United States military is one of the most noble and meaningful professions that any American man or woman can take on. Whether stationed overseas, in Montana, at Malmstrom Air Force Base or elsewhere, these individuals are performing an invaluable service to our nation.

I have tremendous gratitude for the service our veterans perform and believe it's essential for the United States to take care of them the way they have taken care of us. I have worked hard throughout my career to provide our veterans with the benefits and health care they need and deserve, and the recognition they've earned.

There are more than 100,000 veterans residing in Montana.  Protecting these heroes is of utmost importance to Senator Tester and myself and we will continue to do everything we can in Washington, D.C. and at home in Montana to fulfill this commitment

Related Links

• The Department of Veterans Affairs
• The Department of Veterans Affairs Center for Women Veterans
• Montana State Veterans Affairs Division
• The Library of Congress' Veterans History Project
• American Legion
• VA Operations Enduring Freedom and Iraqi Freedom
• American Veterans of WWII, Korea and Vietnam (AMVETS)
• Blinded Veterans Association
• Disabled American Veterans
• Gulf War Veteran Resource Pages
• Paralyzed Veterans of America
• Veterans of Foreign Wars
• Vietnam Veterans of America