No problem DragonFly757,

But keep in mind that if your husband is in the AW2 program, then they are there to work with you and your husband and for you and your husband. If an AW2 advocate that you are working with tells you that you need to run a round and get this and that, then call the 1-800-237-1336 telephone number. Thats there job and there responsibility. Any resistance, call the 1-800-237-1336 telephone number and let them know what problems you are having with your AW2 advocate. Just remember, they work for you and your husband. Hope this helps.

This is the AW2 Mission statement:

The U.S. Army Wounded Warrior Program assists and advocates for wounded Soldiers and their Families throughout their lifetimes, wherever they are located.

Initially established in April, 2004 as the Disabled Soldier Support System (DS3), the Army responded to the needs of the most severely wounded, injured or ill Soldiers who were returning from Operation Iraqi Freedom (OIF) and Operation Enduring Freedom (OEF). Today, AW2 serves more than 2,300 Soldiers and their Families, focusing on the most severely injured Soldiers and their Families. The Army Wounded Warrior Program frequently communicates with Soldiers and their Families to pro-actively address and mitigate issues they encounter.

AW2 Advocates
AW2 Advocates are located throughout the country at major Military Treatment Facilities (MTFs) and VA Medical Centers (VAMC) providing on the ground support to Soldiers and their Families from the time they arrive. AW2 Advocates are:

• Career and Education Guides
• Benefit Advisors
• Military Transition Specialists
• Local Resource Experts
• Family Assistants
• Life Coaches

CRSC telephone number.
1-866-281-3254
CRSC Service Center: M-F 0800-1900 hours EST E-mail your questions about the CRSC Program to crsc.info@us.army.mil