Where can I go to find out about my VA disability compensation for non-combat related injuries?

You go and sign in at the nearest VA clinic or Hospital- take any paperwork you have on injuries, service, etc. They will probably do a physical and then set down with you. You might talk to one of the Vet groups to act for you with the paperwork.

Contact John McFerran, Veterans Service Officer: [login to see]
Also try Jose Melecio at the Vet Center: [login to see]
If you have any more trouble, email me at [login to see] and I'll help you deal with this personally. Thanks for what you've given to your country, Howard!

Go to the ebenefits page. All of that information is readily available.

Contact the DAV they have all the answers

I am an honorably discharged Veteran who Is seeking a really good VSO in the NYC area and also does anybody know or can give advice on how to become a VSO I am very interested in helping Veterans to obtain their benefits.

I went to my county VA rep and they helped me.
depending on what it is you might also have to get a lawyer but hopefully not.
Take care and God bless

Have your paperwork reviewed by a DAV rep. Can answer a lot of your questions. VA math is confusing. There are 3 different departments within the VA and you need to enroll in them all. They do not talk to each other.

Apply at your local VA. Combat isn't required to get your injuries examined at the VA hospital. Follow the same procedure as combat vets... As long as you served and became injured while doing so, you qualify.
Best wishes and good luck.

We need help our fellow brothers and don't leave nobody behind. Follow the instructions of SGM Frazer. Don't go back, keep pushing.