Posted on Oct 22, 2016
Thousands of California soldiers forced to repay enlistment bonuses a decade after going to war
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Short of troops to fight in Iraq and Afghanistan a decade ago, the California National Guard enticed thousands of soldiers with bonuses of $15,000 or more to reenlist and go to war. Now the Pentagon is demanding the money back.
Thousands of California soldiers forced to repay enlistment bonuses a decade after going to war
Posted from latimes.com
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I know that this is another political move against the military and that for all those sacrifices, here we are. So, whomever collaborated in this.... shame on you. Capt (Join to see)
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Here's a thought.... how about letting the affected Guardsmen keep the money by taking away money given to those who are illegally residing in California. *drops mike and walks off stage*
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In my view this can be fought and I have no idea why some of the Soldiers are paying the money back. As mentioned in the article the Army Board for Correction of Military Records #1. Easy to file an appeal to them, yes it sometimes takes a few months before you hear back but they will investigate it completely and have the ability to wipe the record clean everywhere at once. If that did not work, Letter to Military Affairs person in your Congresspersons office #2 usually always has a impact with Army Finance to get them to back off.
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