On the recordMay 11, 2016
Unfortunately, as it turns out, these reforms may inadvertently harm those guard and reserve forces who happen to also participate in the retirement plan in their civilian jobs.
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Johnson highlights potential negative impacts of retirement reforms on guard and reserve forces.
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