Blackvegetable » 17 minutes ago » wrote: ↑
Did you die in the Line of Duty?
Were you widowed?
It is not only unnecessary given THE FACTS, it is a complete waste of time to do so with you.
You refuse to accept objective facts or the meaning of the words describing them.
Is english your second or third language?
A line of duty determination investigation is conducted anytime a member acquires a debilitating disease, incurs a significant injury or dies under unusual circumstances according to Capt. Mikal Nuhn, U.S. Air Forces in Europe and Air Forces Africa judge advocate. The findings determine whether or not death benefits are paid.
"When a military member is
seriously injured or dies,
certain statutory rights or benefits accrue to the member or their family," Nuhn explained, "
but only if the disability or death was attributed to military service, and in the line of duty."
https://www.usafe.af.mil/News/Article-D ... ermination
Why you calling the Captain, a judge advocate, a liar?