You can go to your local area and ask what conditions you can apply for.
My father is a veteran of the War to Resist US Aggression and Aid Korea. My father died of illness and my mother was disabled. Can I enjoy subsidies? My dead father was a veteran of the War to Resist US Aggression and Aid Korea, and my mother was disabled. In the name of retired cadres, veterans of the War to Resist US Aggression and Aid Korea and disabled soldiers, our country has not given any preferential treatment or subsidies to family members. Only if the family difficulties are lower than the local minimum living standard conditions, apply to the neighborhood committees and village committees for minimum living standards, and the same conditions will be given priority.
I am a descendant of the soldiers who fought to resist US aggression and aid Korea. My father's father is a man to resist US aggression and aid Korea. Haha, this is possible. But what you said is a little wordy. Why not just say that your father's grandfather resisted US aggression and aided Korea?
Disabled soldiers should take a few months to resist US aggression and aid Korea after his death. In some places, disabled soldiers was given a 12-month pension as a funeral subsidy. But this has nothing to do with disabled soldiers, who served as soldiers in any period, retired as cadres, resisting US aggression and aiding Korea, and fighting back in self-defense. It is related to the policy of the place where the preferential treatment relationship is located. For example, Nanjing has a 40-month pension like any civil servant, while Sichuan has nothing. . . . . . Because the "Regulations on Military Pensions and Preferential Treatment" does not say how much it must be, but let the localities decide for themselves.
My dad, a veteran of the War to Resist US Aggression and Aid Korea, died in 2005. My mother has no job and life is difficult. Is there a subsidy? It should be possible. First, you should write an application for hardship allowance and submit it to the local government.
My father was a veteran of the War to Resist US Aggression and Aid Korea, and now he has passed away. Ask 1 whether my mother can get the national veterans to resist US aggression and aid Korea. After his death, all his benefits will be cancelled next month. There are four different treatments for volunteers to resist US aggression and aid Korea: retired cadres, old demobilized soldiers, retirees and rural registered veterans. However, all the treatment is for the veterans of the War to Resist US Aggression and Aid Korea. Once they die, it is impossible to affect their families and future generations.
My parents are dead, and my father is to resist US aggression and aid Korea. Will disabled soldiers's children be reimbursed by the state for epilepsy? In this case, you suggest to increase your influence through WeChat friends circle, network and media. As soon as the news is reported, you will pay attention to it, and naturally there are solutions. Otherwise, nobody will talk to you.
Shanxi Fenyang Volunteers to Resist US Aggression and Aid Korea My father passed away. Does my mother have a subsidy? Dad is a volunteer to resist US aggression and aid Korea! Mom has difficulties in life and can apply. Minimum living guarantee or enjoyment. The Civil Affairs Bureau subsidizes life difficulties!
My father, a veteran of the War to Resist US Aggression and Aid Korea, died just after receiving a year's subsidy. Can my mother enjoy his experience? Yes
Children and grandchildren can enjoy themselves until your family leaves.
My grandfather is a soldier to resist US aggression and aid Korea. He passed away this year. What kind of treatment can my grandmother get? It seems that the annual salary should be more than 5000 yuan. My grandfather is a retired cadre. After his death, he has to pay more than 6,000 yuan in medical expenses every month. Reissue 1 year salary.