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FAQs1. Who does the Army Emergency Relief help? Army Emergency Relief helps the following personnel:
2. Can Guardsmen apply for Air Force Aid Assistance? The Air Force Aid Society (AFAS), http://www.afas.org/, is the official charity of the U.S. Air Force. Air National Guard or Air Force Reserve personnel away from home station on extended active duty 15 days or more under Title 10 USC are eligible for emergency assistance when the emergency is incident to, or resulting from applicant’s active duty tour. This includes funeral expenses incidental to the burial of a dependent spouse or child, within the limits of the Society’s funeral grant program. AFAS will respond to genuine emergency situations and offer stabilizing assists, but not long-standing needs caused by other factors such as previous employment, poor home maintenance, or a serious mortgage delinquency. Air National Guard Active Guard Reserve (AGR) personnel serving under Title 32 USC are eligible for emergency assistance in the categories of emergency travel due to illness (when a doctor is requesting member’s presence) or death of an immediate family member (mother, father, brother, sister) and funeral expenses incidental to the burial of a dependent spouse or child, within limits of the Society’s funeral grant program. Personnel on active duty for training ADT and away from home station will be considered eligible for emergency assistance as if they were Title 32 AGR. Requests for car repairs essential to return to home station will be considered on a case-by-case basis. 3 Where can I find Air National Guard career information?
With over 180 job opportunities in the Air National Guard, you can find a career that’s right for you. View the job listings by state or unit locations, zip code reference, or job description. Your Air National Guard career http://www.goang.com is only a click away. 4. How do I find information about children and family issues? Children and Youth. This Web site provides a wide variety of resources revolving around military child and youth programs. |