ESGR, a Department of Defense program, was established in 1972 to promote cooperation and understanding between Reserve Component Service members and their civilian employers and to assist in the resolution of conflicts arising from an employee's military commitment. For a workplace issue, conflict or question, call the Customer Service Center to speak with a representative at (800) 336-4590, and press option 1.
The State of Missouri organization holds many military records of Missourians who served in domestic and foreign wars between 1812 and World War I. These records primarily consist of individual service cards. In some cases, other information is available, such as payrolls, muster and descriptive rolls, reports, orders, and reparation claims. This collection contains military records exclusively.
If you are a service member or family member of the Missouri Army National Guard (MOARNG), the Care Team can provide assistance with many matters in your life such as mental health, spiritual needs, financial needs, personal/professional counseling, and much more! This link provides contacts at MOARNG for all of those needs.
This is where those who served in the Missouri Army National Guard can go to retrieve their record(s) of military service, such as the NGB Form 22. Call (573) 638-9683 for assistance.
The Missouri Department of Conservation recognizes the contributions and sacrifices made by Veterans.. Follow the link to see the permit exemptions, specific events, and many opportunities to help you access the great outdoors in the Show Me State.
The Missouri Returning Heroes Act, Section 173.900, RSMo, established August 28, 2008, as amended effective August 28, 2019, provides reduced tuition for certain Combat Veterans attending public institutions of higher education.
Missouri State Parks values the contributions of Veterans, current service members and their families. They offer several free or discounted programs and activities.
Calling all Missouri Veterans with a passion for hunting! Missouri State Parks annually teams up with the Missouri Veterans Commission to offer 35 lucky Veterans the opportunity for a weekend deer hunt at Mark Twain State Park (Hero Hunt) or Crowder State Park (General Crowder Hunt). Call Tisha Holden at (573) 751-6510 for more information.
Information about benefits, interment services, pre-planning, scheduling of interments, and eligibility. Visit each cemetery link below for more individual information about that location.
The Missouri legislature created Operation Recognition in September 2001 to provide honorary high school diplomas for Veterans and civilian prisoners of war (POWs) who left high school before graduation to serve in the military. Who is eligible for an honorary diploma? All civilian POWs who are residents or former residents of the state of Missouri and all honorably discharged Veterans who are residents or former residents of the state of Missouri who served in the United States military and who did not return to school and complete their education after their term of service shall be eligible to receive an honorary diploma. Family members may apply for the honorary diploma on behalf of a deceased Veteran.
This website provides a list of all 50 state agencies who serve Veterans, including those located in American Territories who offer services similar to Missouri Veterans Commission.