On the recordNovember 19, 2014
Any impediments to veterans who might show clear and irrefutable evidence that they should be granted benefits, should be considered.
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congress.govAny impediments to veterans who might show clear and irrefutable evidence that they should be granted benefits, should be considered.
Stresses the importance of considering evidence for veterans' benefits.
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