IRR FAQ Update: Some Post-9/11 GI Bill benefits affected by refusal
Once the VA is notified by the Army that an individual has been activated, the VA is now supposed to stop payments for both the housing allowance.
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IRR FAQ: Should I donate to Courage to Resist for helping me out with this information?
This FAQ is related to Courage to Resist’s “Resisting Individual Ready Reserve (IRR) recall” published February 2009. If this question is of interest to you, please read our overview first. A number of...
Read MoreIRR FAQ: What about intentionally failing the drug test to get out of activation?
This FAQ is related to Courage to Resist’s “Resisting Individual Ready Reserve (IRR) recall” published February 2009. If this question is of interest to you, please read our overview first. Apparently a...
Read MoreIRR FAQ: Is there any danger of being court martialed for failing to report?
So, if an individual refuses recall, but later voluntarily reports for their court martial, then it is possible that they can be court martialed and sentenced to the stockade for refusing recall. It has not happened yet, but it is possible.
Read MoreIRR FAQ: Does this information apply to the Individual Warrior” catagory/program also?
This FAQ is related to Courage to Resist’s “Resisting Individual Ready Reserve (IRR) recall” published February 2009. If this question is of interest to you, please read our overview first. Yes. The Individual...
Read MoreIRR FAQ: After resisting IRR recall, can I still work on or visit my local military base?
This FAQ is related to Courage to Resist’s “Resisting Individual Ready Reserve (IRR) recall” published February 2009. If this question is of interest to you, please read our overview first. Our current...
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“Courage to Resist is a organization that has helped many soldiers, including myself who have taken a vital stance in refusing to redeploy to Iraq…”
-Kyle Snyder & Maleah Friesen, Iraq War veterans living in Canada after resisting redeployment
