On the recordApril 21, 2009
The practice of stop-loss, or involuntarily keeping soldiers on Active Duty beyond the end of their obligated active service, would come to an end by March 2011.
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congress.govThe practice of stop-loss, or involuntarily keeping soldiers on Active Duty beyond the end of their obligated active service, would come to an end by March 2011.
Senator Burr discusses the end of the stop-loss policy for soldiers.
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