100 VA Disability benefits are hard earned and the US Military and VA provide enhanced benefits for those who served. We’ve put together a short list of the best benefits below.
State 100 VA Disability Benefits
Many states offer a variety of benefits from real estate tax reduction, education benefits, license cost reduction, and more for 100 VA disability benefits. Check with your local state VA office or government to see what their benefits are for both Veterans in general and 100 VA disability benefits as well.
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Military / VA Benefits
- US DoD DAV ID
- This is a new DoD ID that you can get that gives you easier access to military bases, and a few other perks. Definitely get this!
- HOW? You do need to make a trip to the local military base ID location (visitor center) to pick this up. Make sure you check what info you need to bring with you — at least 2 forms of ID, VA 100% P&T paperwork + maybe more. Your dependents can get one also but they may need more info also. Contact them in advance for their requirements
- DOD MWR Library Access
- The DOD MWR Library is only available to retired, and 100 VA Disability benefits. This lets you watch / stream movies, do ancestor research with ancestry.com and newspaper.com, get ebooks and audio books , Libby access, and much more. This requires the DAV ID above.
- The DOD MWR Library is only available to retired, and 100 VA Disability benefits. This lets you watch / stream movies, do ancestor research with ancestry.com and newspaper.com, get ebooks and audio books , Libby access, and much more. This requires the DAV ID above.
- Disability Pay Not Taxed
- Your Disability pay is typically not taxed which adds to a nice little bonus. (of course the caveat here is I’m not a lawyer nor an accountant so please check with those folks)
- Your Disability pay is typically not taxed which adds to a nice little bonus. (of course the caveat here is I’m not a lawyer nor an accountant so please check with those folks)
- Education benefits
- Chapter 35 benefits / Dependents Education Assistance (DEA)
- In short, Chapter 35 benefits which are also known as Dependents Education Assistance, outlines the benefits that provide valuable educational support to the dependents and survivors of U.S. military veterans.
- MWR Facilities
- Expanded access to Morale Welfare and Recreation (MWR) facilities
- Expanded access to Morale Welfare and Recreation (MWR) facilities
- Space A Travel
- Limited to Conus, Alaska, Hawaii, Guam, American Samoa, and US Virgin Islands
- Limited to Conus, Alaska, Hawaii, Guam, American Samoa, and US Virgin Islands
- Student Loan Payoff
- If you have certain federal education loans (typically via the FAFSA process), the government will pay them off for you (basically say you don’t owe anymore). Click the link to learn more. And here’s the link to get the loans discharged.

Company / Entertainment Discounts
- Universal Orlando 100 VA Disability Benefits
- Universal Orlando offers the “Freedom Pass” that gives you a full year of visits for a substantially low price. You’ll have to pick this up at the local military base.
- Epic Ski Pass 100 VA Disability Benefits
- Save hundreds off an EPIC annual ski pass for you and your dependents. You would apply for the “retired” ski pass.
- Asics shoes
- National Park Access