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If even a former insider like me gets a smack upside the head for years on end, it’s no surprise so many veterans feel hopeless and turn to outside groups.
If even a former insider like me gets a smack upside the head for years on end, it’s no surprise so many veterans feel hopeless and turn to outside groups.
Investigators found that during part of the time Michael Duane Dyson claimed to have served in the Army, he was instead in prison, according to the office of US Attorney for the Northern District of Florida.
What happened to me wasn’t an injury sustained in battle — risks U.S. service members accept. This was medical malpractice that left me permanently disabled.
Long waits and cumbersome requirements are affecting the Veterans Readiness and Employment Program, according to the Paralyzed Veterans of America.