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Secretary Of War Hegseth:
I ask you to investigate the continued use of stop-loss orders affecting service members deployed in the Middle East. Several service members, including members of my family, have reportedly been delayed from returning home for the past 11 months, despite completing their terms of service.
As a military veteran, I understand the demands of service. I am concerned, however, that extending service involuntarily can seriously affect members’ rights, mental health, and well-being, of them and their families, and ability to plan their lives. Service members may also feel unable to raise concerns through their chain of command for fear of being singled out or treated as troublemakers.
As a member of the House Armed Services Committee, would you please make inquiries with the Department of Defense and the Secretary of Defense about why these members’ service is being extended, what authority applies, and when they can expect to return home? I also urge you to examine whether the policy is being applied fairly and consistently, and whether affected service members have a clear way to raise concerns without retaliation.
Please let me know what steps you can take to look into this matter and what assistance may be available to the affected members and their families.
Thank you for your time and service.
#Military #Delay #Unable #To #Return #Home #injustice
Congressman Harrington:
I ask you to investigate the continued use of stop-loss orders affecting service members deployed in the Middle East. Several service members, including members of my family, have reportedly been delayed from returning home for the past 11 months, despite completing their terms of service.
As a military veteran, I understand the demands of service. I am concerned, however, that extending service involuntarily can seriously affect members’ rights, mental health, and well-being, of them and their families, and ability to plan their lives. Service members may also feel unable to raise concerns through their chain of command for fear of being singled out or treated as troublemakers.
As a member of the House Armed Services Committee, would you please make inquiries with the Department of Defense and the Secretary of Defense about why these members’ service is being extended, what authority applies, and when they can expect to return home? I also urge you to examine whether the policy is being applied fairly and consistently, and whether affected service members have a clear way to raise concerns without retaliation.
Please let me know what steps you can take to look into this matter and what assistance may be available to the affected members and their families.
Thank you for your time and service.
#Military #Delay #Unable #To #Return #Home #injustice
Congressman Harrington:
I ask you to investigate the continued use of stop-loss orders affecting service members deployed in the Middle East. Several service members, including members of my family, have reportedly been delayed from returning home for the past 11 months, despite completing their terms of service.
As a military veteran, I understand the demands of service. I am concerned, however, that extending service involuntarily can seriously affect members’ rights, mental health, and well-being, of them and their families, and ability to plan their lives. Service members may also feel unable to raise concerns through their chain of command for fear of being singled out or treated as troublemakers.
As a member of the House Armed Services Committee, would you please make inquiries with the Department of Defense and the Secretary of Defense about why these members’ service is being extended, what authority applies, and when they can expect to return home? I also urge you to examine whether the policy is being applied fairly and consistently, and whether affected service members have a clear way to raise concerns without retaliation.
Please let me know what steps you can take to look into this matter and what assistance may be available to the affected members and their families.
Thank you for your time and service.
#Military #Delay #Unable #To #Return #Home #injustice
Congressman McGuire
I ask you to investigate the continued use of stop-loss orders affecting service members deployed in the Middle East. Several service members, including members of my family, have reportedly been delayed from returning home for the past 11 months, despite completing their terms of service.
As a military veteran, I understand the demands of service. I am concerned, however, that extending service involuntarily can seriously affect members’ rights, mental health, and well-being, of them and their families, and ability to plan their lives. Service members may also feel unable to raise concerns through their chain of command for fear of being singled out or treated as troublemakers.
As a member of the House Armed Services Committee, would you please make inquiries with the Department of Defense and the Secretary of Defense about why these members’ service is being extended, what authority applies, and when they can expect to return home? I also urge you to examine whether the policy is being applied fairly and consistently, and whether affected service members have a clear way to raise concerns without retaliation.
Please let me know what steps you can take to look into this matter and what assistance may be available to the affected members and their families.
Thank you for your time and service.
#Military #Delay #Unable #To #Return #Home #injustice
Congressman McGuire
I ask you to investigate the continued use of stop-loss orders affecting service members deployed in the Middle East. Several service members, including members of my family, have reportedly been delayed from returning home for the past 11 months, despite completing their terms of service.
As a military veteran, I understand the demands of service. I am concerned, however, that extending service involuntarily can seriously affect members’ rights, mental health, and well-being, of them and their families, and ability to plan their lives. Service members may also feel unable to raise concerns through their chain of command for fear of being singled out or treated as troublemakers.
As a member of the House Armed Services Committee, would you please make inquiries with the Department of Defense and the Secretary of Defense about why these members’ service is being extended, what authority applies, and when they can expect to return home? I also urge you to examine whether the policy is being applied fairly and consistently, and whether affected service members have a clear way to raise concerns without retaliation.
Please let me know what steps you can take to look into this matter and what assistance may be available to the affected members and their families.
Thank you for your time and service.
#Military #Delay #Unable #To #Return #Home #injustice
Congresswoman Kiggans:
Ask you investigate the continued use of stop-loss orders affecting service members deployed in the Middle East. Several service members, including members of my family, have reportedly been delayed from returning home for the past 11 months, despite completing their terms of service.
As a military veteran, I understand the demands of service. I am concerned, however, that extending service involuntarily can seriously affect members’ rights, mental health, and well-being, of them and their families, and ability to plan their lives. Service members may also feel unable to raise concerns through their chain of command for fear of being singled out or treated as troublemakers.
As a member of the House Armed Services Committee, would you please make inquiries with the Department of Defense and the Secretary of Defense about why these members’ service is being extended, what authority applies, and when they can expect to return home? I also urge you to examine whether the policy is being applied fairly and consistently, and whether affected service members have a clear way to raise concerns without retaliation.
Please let me know what steps you can take to look into this matter and what assistance may be available to the affected members and their families.
Thank you for your time and service.
#Military #Delay #Unable #To #Return #Home #injustice
Congresswoman Kiggans:
I ask you to investigate the continued use of stop-loss orders affecting service members deployed in the Middle East. Several service members, including members of my family, have reportedly been delayed from returning home for the past 11 months, despite completing their terms of service.
As a military veteran, I understand the demands of service. I am concerned, however, that extending service involuntarily can seriously affect members’ rights, mental health, and well-being, of them and their families, and ability to plan their lives. Service members may also feel unable to raise concerns through their chain of command for fear of being singled out or treated as troublemakers.
As a member of the House Armed Services Committee, would you please make inquiries with the Department of Defense and the Secretary of Defense about why these members’ service is being extended, what authority applies, and when they can expect to return home? I also urge you to examine whether the policy is being applied fairly and consistently, and whether affected service members have a clear way to raise concerns without retaliation.
Please let me know what steps you can take to look into this matter and what assistance may be available to the affected members and their families.
Thank you for your time and service.
#Military #Delay #Unable #To #Return #Home #injustice
Congresswoman Kiggans:
I ask you to investigate the continued use of stop-loss orders affecting service members deployed in the Middle East. Several service members, including members of my family, have reportedly been delayed from returning home for the past 11 months, despite completing their terms of service.
As a military veteran, I understand the demands of service. I am concerned, however, that extending service involuntarily can seriously affect members’ rights, mental health, and well-being, of them and their families, and ability to plan their lives. Service members may also feel unable to raise concerns through their chain of command for fear of being singled out or treated as troublemakers.
As a member of the House Armed Services Committee, would you please make inquiries with the Department of Defense and the Secretary of Defense about why these members’ service is being extended, what authority applies, and when they can expect to return home? I also urge you to examine whether the policy is being applied fairly and consistently, and whether affected service members have a clear way to raise concerns without retaliation.
Please let me know what steps you can take to look into this matter and what assistance may be available to the affected members and their families.
Thank you for your time and service.
#Military #Delay #Unable #To #Return #Home #injustice
Congressman Wittman
I ask you to investigate the continued use of stop-loss orders affecting service members deployed in the Middle East. Several service members, including members of my family, have reportedly been delayed from returning home for the past 11 months, despite completing their terms of service.
As a military veteran, I understand the demands of service. I am concerned, however, that extending service involuntarily can seriously affect members’ rights, mental health, and well-being, of them and their families, and ability to plan their lives. Service members may also feel unable to raise concerns through their chain of command for fear of being singled out or treated as troublemakers.
As a member of the House Armed Services Committee, would you please make inquiries with the Department of Defense and the Secretary of Defense about why these members’ service is being extended, what authority applies, and when they can expect to return home? I also urge you to examine whether the policy is being applied fairly and consistently, and whether affected service members have a clear way to raise concerns without retaliation.
Please let me know what steps you can take to look into this matter and what assistance may be available to the affected members and their families.
Thank you for your time and service.
#Military #Delay #Unable #To #Return #Home #injustice
Congressman Wittman
I ask you to investigate the continued use of stop-loss orders affecting service members deployed in the Middle East. Several service members, including members of my family, have reportedly been delayed from returning home for the past 11 months, despite completing their terms of service.
As a military veteran, I understand the demands of service. I am concerned, however, that extending service involuntarily can seriously affect members’ rights, mental health, and well-being, of them and their families, and ability to plan their lives. Service members may also feel unable to raise concerns through their chain of command for fear of being singled out or treated as troublemakers.
As a member of the House Armed Services Committee, would you please make inquiries with the Department of Defense and the Secretary of Defense about why these members’ service is being extended, what authority applies, and when they can expect to return home? I also urge you to examine whether the policy is being applied fairly and consistently, and whether affected service members have a clear way to raise concerns without retaliation.
Please let me know what steps you can take to look into this matter and what assistance may be available to the affected members and their families.
Thank you for your time and service.
#Military #Delay #Unable #To #Return #Home #injustice
Congressman Wilson
I ask you to investigate the continued use of stop-loss orders affecting service members deployed in the Middle East. Several service members, including members of my family, have reportedly been delayed from returning home for the past 11 months, despite completing their terms of service.
As a military veteran, I understand the demands of service. I am concerned, however, that extending service involuntarily can seriously affect members’ rights, mental health, and well-being, of them and their families, and ability to plan their lives. Service members may also feel unable to raise concerns through their chain of command for fear of being singled out or treated as troublemakers.
As a member of the House Armed Services Committee, would you please make inquiries with the Department of Defense and the Secretary of Defense about why these members’ service is being extended, what authority applies, and when they can expect to return home? I also urge you to examine whether the policy is being applied fairly and consistently, and whether affected service members have a clear way to raise concerns without retaliation.
Please let me know what steps you can take to look into this matter and what assistance may be available to the affected members and their families.
Thank you for your time and service.
#Military #Delay #Unable #To #Return #Home #injustice
Congressman Wilson
I ask you to investigate the continued use of stop-loss orders affecting service members deployed in the Middle East. Several service members, including members of my family, have reportedly been delayed from returning home for the past 11 months, despite completing their terms of service.
As a military veteran, I understand the demands of service. I am concerned, however, that extending service involuntarily can seriously affect members’ rights, mental health, and well-being, of them and their families, and ability to plan their lives. Service members may also feel unable to raise concerns through their chain of command for fear of being singled out or treated as troublemakers.
As a member of the House Armed Services Committee, would you please make inquiries with the Department of Defense and the Secretary of Defense about why these members’ service is being extended, what authority applies, and when they can expect to return home? I also urge you to examine whether the policy is being applied fairly and consistently, and whether affected service members have a clear way to raise concerns without retaliation.
Please let me know what steps you can take to look into this matter and what assistance may be available to the affected members and their families.
Thank you for your time and service.
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