Valor In The Valley

We want to thank our awesome friends over at the Bozeman Saddleites, who were kicking off the Three Forks NRA rodeo last week in style, for all their support and assistance of our efforts to continue serving our local veterans! We are thankful to have such

And a special shoutout to Krista Menzel for carrying our flag and banners! We appreciate all you do for us and the community.

We are bummed we couldn’t make it again this year, but we will catch yall before the season wraps.

Brazo Zulu once again ladies 🫡

This Veteran waited 40 years for benefits and was constantly denied. Improper VSO service work, or not being educated on how the system really works is what causes these kinds of delays.

Once I was able to understand the overall history of the Veteran, we used his medical evidence, lay statements, and collecting medical evidence from private doctors - we were able to build his case and after 40 years of denials, we end up at 80 percent, and still have 3 more conditions to wait for a decision on. Im confident I’ll get him there.

If you have had troubles with the VA, been constantly denied compensation although you are still suffering, haven’t even filed at all, or had bad experiences with other Veteran service officer organizations - we are the life line at the end of the rope. 100 percent is not obtainable for everyone. 70 percent however is much easier to reach, which puts you in priority one treatment and you’ll never pay a medical or pharmaceutical bill again.

-Valor in the Valley is here to help.
-We do not charge for our services.
-We do this to give ourselves purpose and enjoy it
-We don’t care where you’re located, the veteran in the conversation is in Ohio while we are in Montana

The more Veterans we help, the more Veterans lives we improve, the more Veterans we keep from joining the 44 a day who take their lives prematurely.

Know a Veteran who needs help? Please send him our way.

-Brad
Valor in the Valley
CFO - Director of Vet Services

It’s that time of year again!

It’s a beautiful night at the fairgrounds with our friends at the LIVINGSTON ROUNDUP

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Proud to partner with Valor Fire & Rescue Inc to continue serving our neighbors and communities, while empowering local veterans with honorable purpose and steadfast employment, during a critical wildfire season.

Know any veterans who seek clinical rehabilitation, VA/Veteran Service Office assistance, or employment? Please share this or contact us directly!

A very Happy Fathers Day to all of the fathers, grandfathers, and stepfathers from VITV! We salute and recognize that unwavering commitment to your families, loved ones, and your communities. A special shoutout to the veteran fathers and grandfathers for not only sacrificing for your families, but sacrificing yourself, for our great nation. Generations of fathers have inspired their sons and daughters to not only be a cornerstone in their families, but to also answer a higher call to serve this nation.

Bravo Zulu Gentlemen and Happy Father’s Day!

It’s a simple as a text…

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The Montana VA remembers the courage and sacrifice of Army Staff Sgt. Travis W. Adkins.

He was killed in action on June 1, 2007. On March 27, 2019, Staff Sgt. Travis Atkins was awarded the Medal of Honor (posthumously), for his heroic actions in Iraq in 2007 that resulted in saving the lives of his fellow Soldiers and in his death.

The native Montanan was an avid outdoorsman. He loved to hunt, fish, snowmobile and camp.

In July 2019, a bill had been introduced to the 116th Congress, to change the name of the Bozeman VA clinic to the Travis W. Atkins Department of Veterans Affairs Clinic. In December 2020, S.900 was signed by the President and became Public Law No: 116-262.

Today, the Montana VA is proud to be the home of the Travis W. Adkins Department of Veterans Affairs Clinic in Bozeman. https://www.va.gov/montana-health-care/locations/travis-w-atkins-department-of-veterans-affairs-clinic/