On the recordFebruary 28, 2012
I was actually at Walter Reed this morning talking to a young Marine from my district who had both of his legs blown off in Afghanistan and is back for revision surgery.
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congress.govI was actually at Walter Reed this morning talking to a young Marine from my district who had both of his legs blown off in Afghanistan and is back for revision surgery.
Braley shares a personal experience to emphasize the importance of the hearing.
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