Depleted Uranium Rapid Assessment

Your answers to this rapid assessment questionnaire show you do not meet the criteria for VA benefits and entitlements due to depleted uranium exposure during military service.

However, the list of illnesses and medical conditions presented in this rapid assessment does not include all possible medical and health-related conditions and the period of your active duty service may apply to one of the many exceptions in the regulations.

Average compensation ranges from $1,598 to $39,304 per year, depending on your illness and rating. The 1.5 million Gulf War-era veterans receiving compensation in 2013 were paid an average of $11,756. This compensation is federal tax free and does not change or affect your retirement income, including military or federal civil service retirement or social security income.

Your answers to this rapid assessment questionnaire show that you may be entitled to compensation due to depleted uranium exposure during military service, or other VA benefits and entitlements based on the answers you provided. Average compensation ranges from $1,598 to $39,304 per year, depending on your illness and rating.

The 1.5 million Gulf War-era veterans receiving compensation in 2013 were paid an average of $11,756.

This compensation is federal tax free and does not change or affect your retirement income, including military or federal civil service retirement or social security income.