The Department of Defense denied for I believe about a five-year period in the aftermath of the war that the U.S. troops were ever exposed to chemical weapons and it wasn't until, you know, they were forced to admit it later on that they in fact were.
Coffman highlights the DOD's initial denial of chemical weapons exposure to U.S. troops.
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This administration, the Trump administration, promised to clean up the culture of bureaucratic incompetence inside the VA. And based on this testimony today and other hearings we've had, I don't think they've made a lick of difference.
Thank you for your service all these years on the Committee and the things you have done for the folks in Denver with the Denver VA.
I think the notion that we're still at the point where neither DoD or VA has taken the lead--and I think that one of them has to have ownership for it.
I think the county and state may be prepared to go to court to force (GEO) to comply.
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