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Cadet jatx:
You are offering opinions when you are neither a QP, nor have you had much of a military career yet.
You may have a lot of experience in the business world, but with several retired disabled vets and QPs who have actually BTDT posting on this thread, you might want to consider whether you have the military and QP background to provide quality input to the discussion. No one enters the military anticipating leaving with a serious physical compromise, but it is an eventuality we all must be prepared for, and better to have a steady, reliable source of income to fall back upon than to rely upon the VA to provide for your family.
TR
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