OATH Act of 2025
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Summary
The OATH Act of 2025 amends federal veterans law to ensure that veterans who participated in classified military programs requiring secrecy oaths receive full VA benefits. The bill requires the VA to identify and notify such veterans of their eligibility for benefits within 90 days of their release from the oath, with specific provisions for veterans of the Edgewood Arsenal program at Aberdeen Proving Ground (1948–1975). It also establishes that disability compensation for these veterans becomes effective as of their discharge date, potentially providing retroactive benefits.
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