Army Emergency Relief (AER) has increased the amount of its grants to wounded warriors evacuated from theater. In the past, Soldiers medically evacuated from Iraq or Afghanistan were eligible for a $200 grant from AER to help them with incidentals at the new treatment location. However, in August, that amount was increased to $500. The AER grant program began in August 2003 for Soldiers downrange evacuated for medical treatment. To apply for the benefit and other benefits that AER provides, either through no-interest loans or grants, go to: http://www.army.mil/article/68121/ for a list of requirements. For more information about Army Emergency Relief, visit their website at http://www.aerhq.org/index.asp, or call them toll free at: (866) 878-6378.
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