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H.R. 3191, The Wounded Warrior Information Sharing Act

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H.R. 3191 would amend title 10, United States Code, to provide for the transfer of certain contact information for a member of the Armed Forces who is being medically separated or retired under chapter 61 of such title to the department or agency for veterans affairs of the State in which the member intends to reside.

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