The bill would let the Department of Veterans Affairs provide a headstone or marker for certain cremated veterans who already received an urn or commemorative plaque. The veteran must be interred at the same burial site as another person eligible for a VA headstone or marker. The marker must include information about both people, and that information cannot raise its cost above the legal limit.
Eligible families could receive a shared headstone or marker for a cremated veteran and another eligible person at the same burial site. The VA would be allowed, but not required, to provide it.
The bill requires that adding information about both people not raise the headstone or marker's cost above the legal limit. No publicly available information about other expenses.
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