For decades, our service members have been forced to rely on a deeply broken system, a status quo that has made repairing equipment on the battlefield impossible.
Maggie Goodlander: “For decades, our service members have been forced to rely on a deeply broken system, a status quo that has made…”
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Discussing the need for the right to repair amendment.
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