[stanne]

It’s better in civilian life?
No

Anyway, when people join the military for the benefits they’ll constantly be disappointed. That’s because the military is not a social program. Anyone who sells it like that is lying. 🤥

[Retain Mike]

“After NBC News asked TriWest about the 13 cases, it said it has assigned case managers to each of the beneficiaries to address and resolve concerns. Since then, most say their initial problems have been resolved.”

So , 13 people were helped and NBC was blown off when the problem is system wide. Not much of a story when people heading TRICARE were not forced to respond.

[dfwgator]

[montag813]

Anyway, when people join the military for the benefits they’ll constantly be disappointed. That’s because the military is not a social program.

Could have fooled me, based on the number of videos of fake "disabled vets" collecting thousands per month, when most of them never "served" more than a few years, in country, as cooks or in other non-combat roles. We waste tens of billions per year on these lying grifters.