I think what everybody has asked but is still not clear to me is that when a young soldier, an 18-year-old soldier takes the oath and goes into the military, will that system that the DoD has, is an electronic record, be able to transfer directly to the VA and speak seamlessly to the VA when we have spent billions of dollars--we just spent a billion and we couldn't do that.
David Roe: “I think what everybody has asked but is still not clear to me is that when a young soldier, an 18-year-old soldier takes…”
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Roe questions the interoperability of military and VA electronic records.
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