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There are many dangers in deployment, and Army veteran Mark Stevenson says one of those is addiction. “We have wars going on now, and believe me the relief...
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The U.S. Army is violating veterans’ rights, its own regulations and the Constitution by refusing to give soldiers with alcohol and drug use disorders honorable discharges that would qualify them for federal benefits, according to a lawsuit filed Thursday.
The U.S. Army is violating veterans’ rights, its own regulations and the Constitution by refusing to give soldiers with alcohol and drug use disorders honorable discharges that would qualify them for federal benefits, according to a lawsuit filed Thursday.
The U.S. Army is violating veterans' rights, its own regulations and the Constitution by refusing to give soldiers with alcohol and drug use disorders
Army veteran Mark Stevenson, with help from students at Yale Law School, is suing Army Secretary Christine Wormuth.