HB 163 Extends the application deadline for Korean Conflict and World War II medallions, medals, and certificates

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HCS/HBs 163, 213 & 216 - Currently, any World War II veteran who wants to receive a medallion, medal, and certificate of appreciation must have been a Missouri resident before August 28, 2000, and must have made application for the medals prior to July 1, 2004. Veterans of the Korean Conflict who wanted to receive the medallion, medal, and certificate of appreciation must have been Missouri residents before August 28, 2003, and must have made application for the medals prior to January 1, 2005. This act authorizes veterans of World War II or the Korean Conflict to receive the medals of appreciation as long as they are a resident of Missouri, had been a resident at the time of entering or being discharged from the military, or had been a resident at the time of death. The application deadlines for both medical programs are removed. In both programs, the act requires that the medallions, medals, and certificates be awarded until the supply is exhausted. When there are fewer than 100 medallions, medals, and certificates for either program, the Adjutant General must notify the General Assembly.

The act contains an emergency clause.

This act is similar to SB 199 (2005).

DONALD THALHUBER


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