On the recordJune 25, 2013
In my view, the difference of a few seat-time hours should not prevent a veteran from taking a training program.
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congress.govBill Flores: “In my view, the difference of a few seat-time hours should not prevent a veteran from taking a training program.”
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Flores argues that minor seat-time differences shouldn't hinder veterans' training opportunities.
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