By Patrick Roth
That will put a strain on the state’s already stretched network of veteran services.
“People want to say thanks,” said Kent Laudeman, a veteran and the director of the Robert L. Miller Veteran’s Center in South Bend.
“But hey, I need more than thanks. I need some regulation and structure as far as my life is concerned. That’s what is happening for most veterans when they redeploy back and are going through transition,” Laudeman said.
A review of the Indiana Department of Veterans Affairs by an outside party in 2014 found 21 ways the state was deficient in providing services. The report says the Department of Veterans Affairs does little outreach and delivers inconsistent service for returning vets.
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