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P.L. 110-317, The Hubbard Act
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Martin
July 31, 2008, 9:11pm (report abuse)Why do these "sole survivors" have to be discharged? Why can't they just get an instant transfer to the military installation of their choice? I do feel for the families that have lost all but one child to military service and the remaining child should be taken out of harms way. I don't think it is fair though, that these individuals would get the same benefits as those who stay to full term at their own peril.
Special treatment, no free pass.