I was proud to work with my colleague, Representative Debbie Halvorson, on this amendment. It is critical that we ensure every opportunity for our veterans who have served our country so admirably. This commonsense amendment makes sure their service is taken into consideration when being selected for the Federal Cyber Service Scholarship for Service. As a member of the Armed Services Committee, I understand how critical it is that we defend against cyberattacks. That means that we need a workforce dedicated to protecting our country. Our men and women who have volunteered in our armed services have showed exceptional courage and dedication. That service should always be met with our gratitude and our support. This amendment ensures that when someone has served our country, we give that service due consideration when they ask to serve again. I thank my colleague for offering this amendment, and I urge my colleagues to support it.
Carol Shea-Porter: “I was proud to work with my colleague, Representative Debbie Halvorson, on this amendment. It is critical that we ensure…”
On the recordFebruary 3, 2010
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She is advocating for an amendment to support veterans in the Federal Cyber Service Scholarship program.
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