We should remember that when GI Bill benefits were established in 1944, they were the initial step in the federal provision of educational assistance.
William Cohen: “We should remember that when GI Bill benefits were established in 1944, they were the initial step in the federal…”
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Cohen reflects on the historical significance of the GI Bill for educational aid.
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