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       Retired Navy Commander John B. Wells, Military-Veterans Advocacy’s (MVA) Chairman, has an unparalleled success record in military court-martials. The success in cases ranging from larceny to sexual assaults has resulted in innocent persons being acquitted. Commander Wells’ “never give up” approach resulted in a sailor being exonerated of sexual assault charges after seven years of imprisonment. In another case, an officer convicted of sexual misconduct was cleared after DNA tampering was disclosed.

       MVA sues the military departments and the VA in the federal courts in the District of Columbia to prevent or correct injustice. Commander Wells’ efforts have resulted in unjust discharges being overturned. Additionally, he has sued to protect the religious liberties of military members across the services and within the Department of Veterans Affairs.

       Military-Veterans Advocacy is prepared to appeal the denial of justly earned benefits through the VA system and beyond. Several successful appeals have resulted in the restoration of benefits or further review of the case by VA authorities. MVA has also successfully pursued a case to seek benefits for a whole class of Navy Vietnam Veterans.
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Military-Veterans Advocacy™ is a non-profit tax exempt organization under Section501[c][3] of the Internal Revenue Code. We depend on grants and individual contributions to provide our services to military and veterans. A contribution to Military-Veterans Advocacy is tax deductible. Our tax identification number is 38 - 3890520. To review the IRS tax free determination please go to "About" and IRS Tax Determination." To review the most current annual Financial Statement please go to "About" and "Financial Statements"
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  • About MVA
    • Legislation >
      • PACT Act
      • Dependents
      • Congressional Agenda
    • Education
    • Litigation
    • Burn Pits
    • Financial Statements
    • Appellate Reform
    • Corporate Documents
    • Board Of Directors
  • Become a Member
    • Military-Veterans Advocacy Membership
    • Military-Veterans Advocacy Lifetime Membership
  • Sections
    • Blue Water Navy™
    • AOSOG
    • Okinawa
    • Vets of SE Asia
    • Vets of Panama
  • Events/Services
    • Deck Log Requests
    • Breakfast with the Best
    • Rifle Raffle
    • Football Ticket Raffle
  • MVA In The Media
    • MVA Newsletter
    • MVA videos
    • Press Releases
    • News Articles
    • Op-Ed
  • Sponsorship Levels
  • Bill of The Week
  • Contact
  • Donate
  • Marketplace
  • Link Page
  • O2 Project - Veterans Get Outside Day