Yet, sadly when you have a unit that had served the longest combat deployment in Iraq and they come home and somebody at the Pentagon cuts their orders short by one, two, three, four, or five days, so they are ineligible for a $250 a month additional tuition bump under the GI Bill, it sends a horrible message.
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