Illinois Statutes Chapter 330. Veterans and Service Members
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- Act 25. Veterans' Employment Act
- Act 30. Viet Nam Veterans Compensation Act
- Act 32. War on Terrorism Compensation Act
- Act 35. Prisoner of War Bonus Act
- Act 40. War Bonus Extension Act
- Act 45. Military Veterans Assistance Act
- Act 50. Veterans' Employment Representative Act
- Act 55. Veterans Preference Act
- Act 56. Veterans Preference in Private Employment Act
- Act 60. Service Member's Employment Tenure Act
- Act 62. Service Member Residential Property Act
- Act 63. Illinois Service Member Civil Relief Act
- Act 65. Housing for Veterans with Disabilities Act
- Act 70. Records for Veterans Administration Act
- Act 75. Military Compensation Records Act
- Act 80. Service Compensation Records Transfer Act
- Act 85. Service Recognition Board Termination Act
- Act 90. Military Service Button Act
- Act 95. Under Age Veterans Benefits Act
- Act 100. Survivors Compensation Act
- Act 105. Children of Deceased Veterans Act
- Act 110. Veterans Burial Places Act
- Act 111. Veterans’ Monument Protection Act
- Act 112. Veterans’ Cremated Remains Act
- Act 115. Soldiers Memorial Hall Act
- Act 120. Veterans Advisory Council Act
- Act 126. Veterans’ Health Insurance Program Act of 2008
- Act 130. National Guard Veterans Exposure to Hazardous Materials Act
- Act 135. Military and Veterans Courts Act
- Act 140. Veterans’ and Military Discount Program Act
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