If confirmed, do you commit to following this law, keeping Congress informed on the Army's use of involuntary separation, and working where possible to avoid the involuntary separation of well-performing soldiers to meet budget-driven end-strength reductions?
Ayotte emphasizes the importance of avoiding involuntary separations of soldiers.
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