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Choctaw Veteran's Advocacy

Kelly McKaughan

Phone: 800-522-6170

Mission Statement: To assure that Choctaw veterans receive benefits and services on par with other veterans, see that they encounter no barriers or impediments in their attempts to access these services and are treated with respect and dignity by VA service providers. The Veterans Advocacy program will serve Choctaw Veterans by assisting with eligibility and entitlements of veterans and their dependents. The Veterans Advocate will assist with contacting the appropriate VA service provider in their area.

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