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denbot

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4. True, but the one category they all fit in to was that they served.

Reply to qazplm135 (Reply #2)

Tue Dec 25, 2018, 12:32 AM

Dec 2018

If it was related to active,or presented concurrent to service, they should have access to the V.A. Health System. That soldier Bergdahl should have never been re-inducted after washing out of Coast Guard boot, but he was, and did what a unstable person would do.

If the Military found someone able enough to put on a battle field, the V.A. should have a place ready for that someone in the our health care system, no questions asked.

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