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Chicago Sun-Times
Chicago Sun-Times
National
CST Editorial Board

Shortchanging on GI Bill benefits is no way to thank veterans for their service

FBI agent James Rudisill takes down a flag at sunset at his home in 2020. The Army veteran is hoping the Supreme Court takes his case, which could help other vets access educational benefits they earned under more than one GI Bill. (Julia Rendleman/Sun-Times)

As individual Americans, most of us are used to saying “Thank you for your service” when we cross paths with service members in uniform or combat attire.

And as a nation, all of us can surely agree on this: Giving veterans their due for serving our country has to involve more than a polite greeting.

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