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We have seen this all before, and
they do come and go as Vets For Justice keeps up this Forum page with the most comprehensive news and information page on the Internet today for activist Veterans. This case will not likely prevail but we give this lady a salute for giving it the ole military try! There has been little or nothing at all which has changed since Dr. James Peake has taken office as VA Secretary and that is for sure, an astonishing development. On Election Day, vote on the entire past year that you have seen in the news here at the Forum for Vets for Justice because the mere accumulation of what our war generation has been put through in the history of news stories is enough to vote the Bums out and keep them out for a good long time. Good luck to this widow below. Oct 7, 2:17 PM EDT Pa. widow sues US over Iraq vet-husband's suicide PHILADELPHIA (AP) -- The widow of a 23-year-old Iraq war veteran from Pennsylvania is suing the U.S. government over her husband's suicide. Tiera Woodward blames the Veterans Administration for failing to provide her husband, Donald, with adequate mental-health care, despite earlier two suicide attempts. He killed himself in March 2006 after seeking help for depression at the VA Medical Center in Lebanon, a town about 25 miles east of Harrisburg. The federal lawsuit, filed Monday, says that Woodward served in combat in Iraq from March to August of 2003. A VA spokeswoman in Washington did not return a message Tuesday. _____________________________________ END of Associated Press Release Sue Frasier, VEV 1970 Army Signal Corps national activist/protester staff Blogger, VFJ |
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