Under existing law, the quality of your service does not serve as the criteria for retention due to a presumed disruption to unit cohesion and discipline.
Kay Hagan: “Under existing law, the quality of your service does not serve as the criteria for retention due to a presumed…”
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Senator Hagan discusses the impact of current law on service members' retention.
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