The disenfranchisement of the over 250,000 men and women who carried out one of the most effective military operations in our country's history is a tragedy of the highest order.
Mike Michaud: “The disenfranchisement of the over 250,000 men and women who carried out one of the most effective military operations…”
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Michaud emphasizes the tragedy of neglecting Gulf War Veterans' health issues.
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