I believe the USCAAF currently provides online access to all briefs in granted cases.
Kirsten Gillibrand
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Kirsten Elizabeth Gillibrand is a United States Senator from New York, serving since January 26, 2009. A member of the Democratic Party, she has been a prominent advocate for women's rights, healthcare reform, and environmental issues. Throughout her tenure, Gillibrand has focused on legislation aimed at improving the lives of families and promoting equality in various sectors. She has also been vocal on issues related to national security and veterans' affairs.
I want to applaud the Army for taking steps towards eliminating combat exclusion policies for women by opening up over 20,000 combat engineer and associated skill positions to female soldiers in June.
I was dismayed to hear allegations that senior officials at U.S. Central Command (CENTCOM) were altering the analysts' reports on ISIL to make these reports appear more favorable.
Admiral Tidd, interdiction of drugs in Puerto Rico is a challenging but necessary task.
I do believe this is an important policy issue worthy of debate with valid concerns on both sides of the question.
How will you incorporate cyber forces, especially in the National Guard, into our Homeland defense strategy?
I think one of the main issues that the Department has been looking at are ways to get at that problem.
But there seems to be a need to professionalize the lawyers within the military so that they actually get some specialized training.
Are you concerned about how military families will be able to transfer medical records maintained by a private provider when the family is required to move to a new location?
Commissioners, the commission recommends further downsizing the capacity of MTF; how do you foresee dealing with MTFs in more remote areas and would those be at risk under the commission's proposal?
The Commission's report describes significant beneficiary dissatisfaction with the current TRICARE health benefit.
how can the military provide continuity of care for military family members who choose to receive their healthcare using a commercial insurance plan?
Commissioners, did the commission consider alternatives that would allow for greater grandfathering of the current benefits?
Commissioners, do you recommend a required standard of care that will be available under all plans?
How did you assess the $50 million fund? How did you assess that that would be the right amount of money?
What impact will the commissions' recommendation have on the level of discounts at commissaries and exchanges?
Many members of the subcommittee have expressed reservations about the Department of Defense's (DOD) proposals to control the growth of personnel costs.
currently every branch has different policies on how they provide financial literacy
Commissioners, has the commission considered allowing veterans, regardless of retirement or duty status to use the Exchanges online? How would this affect the profitability of the Exchanges?
Do you think that this new model of care will provide the same level or greater access to quality of care that exists now?
I just don't want to lose the access that we were trying to develop for special-needs kids if a servicemember gets injured.
One of the things that I hear a lot from our veterans is that the mental health services that are needed really aren't there.





