Solicitation of Nominations for Appointment to the Advisory Committee on Former Prisoners of War
Published Date: 1/6/2025
Notice
Summary
The Department of Veterans Affairs is looking for awesome people to join the Advisory Committee on Former Prisoners of War. If you or someone you know wants to help improve services and benefits for former POWs, now’s the time to apply! Just make sure to send your nomination by February 28, 2025—no late entries allowed.
Analyzed Economic Effects
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Committee Will Advise VA on FPOW Benefits
The Advisory Committee on Former Prisoners of War will advise the Secretary of Veterans Affairs on administration of benefits for former POWs, including compensation, health care, and rehabilitation. The Committee will also provide at least one report per year to the Secretary and advise on access, quality, and accountability of services for former POWs.
Apply to Join FPOW Advisory Committee
If you are a former prisoner of war, a representative of former POWs, or a subject-matter expert, you can be nominated to serve on the Advisory Committee on Former Prisoners of War. Send a nomination by 5 p.m. EST on February 28, 2025; selected individuals are invited to serve a two-year term (terms may not exceed three years), and committee members will receive a stipend, per diem, and reimbursement for eligible travel expenses.
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