On the recordJune 16, 1998
The bottom line to our investigation is that we want our troops properly diagnosed, effectively treated, and fairly compensated, and to this point, we do not feel that this has happened.
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govinfo.govChristopher Shays: “The bottom line to our investigation is that we want our troops properly diagnosed, effectively treated, and fairly…”
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Discussing issues faced by Gulf War veterans and the need for reform in their treatment and compensation.
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