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Can my spouse or children use the benefits of the new GI Bill?

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Can my spouse or children use the benefits of the new GI Bill?

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If you have served active duty for at least 10 years, your benefits are transferable to your spouse or a dependent child. If you have served at least six years and agree to another four years, your spouse can receive these benefits sooner. However, only the cost of tuition is covered. This does not include the cost of books or room and board. The benefit under the new GI is for 36 months of classes. These 36 months can be divided to fit your personal need. For example, two years could be used for one child and two years for another.

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