So, effectively, if somebody got a letter of admonition, forced to retire, reduced in rank in that retirement, it is literally the equivalent of a fine of hundreds of thousands of dollars, am I correct?
Coffman discusses the financial implications of military disciplinary actions.
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And what I think Mr. Coffman is concerned with in his question, his concern is we're going to have another Denver fiasco if we don't have somebody that the buck stops here.
It was very hard to get answers from the VA, because they didn't want to admit that they had made a mistake.
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the immigration officials have told him they have decided to reverse their decision about Angela, that she will be allowed to become a U.S. citizen.
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