With its serene landscapes and progressive values, Vermont provides a range of benefits for veterans, including tax exemptions, educational opportunities, and healthcare services.
Vermont State Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution (VSSDAR) is a non-profit, non-political volunteer women’s service organization. The Vermont DAR was organized in 1892, and is still going strong with over 500 members. Our members contribute to our Veterans, our communities and our youth.
Website: www.vermont.gov
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Total Population: N/A
Veteran Population: N/A
Peacetime Veteran Population: 10,694
Total Male Veteran Population: 38,488
Total Female Veteran Population: 3,540
Post-9/11 Era Veteran Population: 5,344
Gulf War Era Veteran Population: 14,058
Vietnam War Era Veteran Population: 15,341
Korean Conflict Era Veteran Population: 2,840
World War II Era Veteran Population: 272
EOF DataThe following N/A charts and data provide N/A state-level estimates of the percentage of Veterans who were VA pension recipients at the end of the 2020 fiscal year. Percentage values are rounded to the nearest tenth. Data was prepared by the National Center for Veterans Analysis and Statistics .
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Total Population: 0
Total Veteran Population: 0
Peacetime Veteran Population: 10,694
Wartime Veteran Population: -10,694
Total Male Veteran Population: 38,488
Total Female Veteran Population: 3,540
(0%) Peacetime Veteran Population: 10,694 Veterans
(100%) Wartime Veteran Population: -10,694 Veterans
(0%) Male Veteran Population: 38,488 Veterans
(100%) Female Veteran Population: 3,540 Veterans
