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Originally Posted by bimmertl
Great example!
http://www.buffalonews.com/cityregio...ry/324426.html
I guess letting felons etc. enlist isn't adequate anymore. Now it's time to get the disabled back into action.
Hope this makes all those with the "Support The Troops" ribbons on their Crown Vics happy!
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Perhaps I just don't understand the sarcasm.
The individual has an 8-year commitment, fulfilled his active duty stint and was discharged with a 10% VA disability. He still has a reserve commitment and is called up, and at the reporting for duty he will be medically rated as to whether he can or cannot perform. He will be rated with a medical "profile" which will determine if he: 1) is kept on active duty in his military occupational specialty; 2) retrained into a different military occupational specialty commensurate with his medical profile, or 3) released from active duty. That's the system in place for at least the 40+ years I've been associated with the military, and probabgly a lot longer than that. The system really does work, and the military won't take him back if he's so unfit for duty that he can't perform.
What's the problem?