Bumped the evidence...Huey » 5 minutes ago » wrote: ↑ ****.
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✅ Yes, survivors of service members who die from combat or in the line of duty on active duty receive substantial immediate and long-er term benefits that are significantly higher than standard veteran benefits. [1]
In the line of duty can be at Ft Lee, Va.
The officer was wrong idiot. They are not talking about her life long benefits. YOU SAID BENEFITS. They are talking about his final paycheck:Blackvegetable » 7 minutes ago » wrote: ↑ Bumped the evidence...
Which was provided weeks ago.
You can go away now.
And now the asshole is ignoring facts
it was an ACTIVE DUTY OFFICER SPECIFICALLY ASSIGNED TO THE TASK.
Yes it is. ANd you don't have to be in combat for it:Blackvegetable » 5 minutes ago » wrote: ↑ it was an ACTIVE DUTY OFFICER SPECIFICALLY ASSIGNED TO THE TASK.
"Line of duty" is a specific designation.
Please stop relying on your ability to read what AI throws at you...
The officer was wrong idiot. They are not talking about her life long benefits. YOU SAID BENEFITS. They are talking about his final paycheck:
Stop.
Post the benefits. And by all means, tell us your definition of line of duty.Blackvegetable » 6 minutes ago » wrote: ↑ Stop.
Because the Administration wanted to reduce the casualty count, they reclassified the deaths...the problem is that, by so doing, they obliged the system to reduce the benefit due the widow..
This wasn't a "mistake" by the officer...they just delivered the news. They don't make the rules.
Did you die in the Line of Duty?Huey » 4 minutes ago » wrote: ↑ Post the benefits. And by all means, tell us your definition of line of duty.
According to your article it was the final paycheck.
Is english your second or third language?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.
Are not sourced results opinions made throughout history recited over and over promising better economic tomorrows 7 scheduled days a week when every lifetime only exists as evolving since conception in series parallel events now?Huey » Today, 9:37 am » wrote: ↑ No, I am constructing a sourced narrative. Calling them Liars is an opinion. I just reported the facts. No opinion.
You're calling another OFFICER ignorant of his assigned task.Huey » 23 minutes ago » wrote: ↑ 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?
All I want to hear from you is either your definition of line of duty for benefits or admission that you are wrong. This your dodge whenever you get busted posting ****.Blackvegetable » 7 minutes ago » wrote: ↑ You're calling another OFFICER ignorant of his assigned task.
Fake news don’t be so gullibleBlackvegetable » Today, 7:11 am » wrote: ↑ ‘I am the code’: Trump clashed with ballroom architect over safety issues
James McCrery II resigned in October after warning that the president was insisting on designs that violated fire and safety codes.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/investig ... ty-issues/
**** idiots
McCrery initially declined to comment but later provided The Post with a statement.“President Trump entrusted me with the earliest stages of the new ballroom design,” the statement said. “I am truly grateful for that honor and for the rich experience of working for him alongside all the highly talented and committed patriots at the Executive Mansion. Having completed the earliest designs, I stepped aside and a new firm was engaged.”Blackvegetable » Today, 7:11 am » wrote: ↑ ‘I am the code’: Trump clashed with ballroom architect over safety issues
James McCrery II resigned in October after warning that the president was insisting on designs that violated fire and safety codes.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/investig ... ty-issues/
**** idiots
This is much too funny..Huey » 8 minutes ago » wrote: ↑ McCrery initially declined to comment but later provided The Post with a statement.“President Trump entrusted me with the earliest stages of the new ballroom design,” the statement said. “I am truly grateful for that honor and for the rich experience of working for him alongside all the highly talented and committed patriots at the Executive Mansion. Having completed the earliest designs, I stepped aside and a new firm was engaged.”
https://www.mediaite.com/media/news/tru ... %20project.
More:
The White House said in a statement that McCrery’s exit from the project had nothing to do with the fire and safety code issue and insisted all such questions “have been addressed and resolved continuously as the design has evolved.”
You of course leave out what the other side is saying.
No...I mean it...