Reply #19: excuse me, what holes are you talking about [View All]

MOS is medic--yes, she goes to a civilian neurologist under Tri-care. Platoons are part of the heirarchy of structure, not just in boot camp, like brigades, units, platoons, squads. No some of these soldiers won't recover, they are waiting to get out. She has been in the Army for well over ten years, she deserves benefits in her own right. What happens if she gets a divorce? And, how about benefits for education?

Since, I have followed what has been happening closely, and have talked to other soldiers when I have visited, I hardly think that I am being "duped" by my daughter.

And yes, those were the charges. She has medical documentation and she has some of the write-ups on her. Apparently, there were a couple of times they refused to give her a copy. And, maybe you think the congressional aide, who spoke directly with her NCO and CO-has also been "duped." Because she sure has a lot of documentation.