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017: Linden Joesting and Bo Mahoe are Here for Maui County Veterans
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Linden Joesting and Bo Mahoe join us this week to tell us about the legacy of the Nisei Veterans, whose valor during World War II influenced Hawaii and continues to inspire today. Bo, a Vietnam veteran, shares his personal journey from draftee to dedicated advocate for veterans' rights across Hawaii. Linden became an attorney in private practice and then served with the United States Coast Guard for six years. She has focused her legal practice on advocating for veterans.
We take a look at the intricate world of veterans' benefits law, highlighting the challenges of navigating a system burdened with backlogs and appeals. Our discussion sheds light on how administrative law plays a crucial role in securing benefits for those who served and the historical advocacy efforts that have led to significant policy changes.
In this episode, you will hear:
- Honoring the legacy of Nisei veterans in Hawaii and the work of the Nisei Veterans Memorial Center
- Challenges faced by veterans in accessing benefits and support in remote areas
- The impact of community service and education outreach on veteran support
- Navigating the complexities of PTSD claims
- The enduring spirit of patriotism and perseverance of Nisei veterans
- How best to prepare for a benefits claim
Resources from this Episode
https://ndajams.omeka.net/collaborators-nvmc
https://cck-law.com/hawaii/veterans-lawyer
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