Resolve

The Pentagon’s new office wants to resolve anomalies like UFOs

[ad_1] For years the Pentagon has catalogued and paid attention to unidentified phenomena. These are the kind of things that…

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Thai archival find may resolve fate of missing WWII US pilot

[ad_1] U-TAPAO, Thailand — The remains of an American airman who went missing in action in World War II may…

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Single Judge Application; obesity; Walsh v. Wilkie; Gen. Coun. Prec. 1-2017 (Jan. 6, 2017); A 2017 VA General Counsel (VAGC) precedent opinion determined that “[o]besity may be an ‘intermediate step’ between a service-connected disability and a current disability that may be service connected on a secondary basis under 38 C.F.R. § 3.310(a),” VA Gen. Coun. Prec. 1-2017 (Jan. 6, 2017), at 2, ¶ 5. The VAGC explained that, in these cases, the Board would be required to resolve (1) whether the service-connected disability caused the veteran to become obese; (2) if so, whether obesity as a result of the service-connected disability was a substantial factor in causing the claimed secondary disability; and (3) whether the claimed secondary disability would not have occurred but for obesity caused by the service-connected disability. Id. at 9-10, ¶ 15. See also Walsh v. Wilkie, Vet.App., 2020 WL 878798 (Feb. 24, 2020) at *5 (holding that G.C. Prec. 1-2017 requires the Board to consider aggravation in the context of these claims when the theory is explicitly raised by the veteran or reasonably raised by the record).;

[ad_1] Single Judge Application; obesity; Walsh v. Wilkie; Gen. Coun. Prec. 1-2017 (Jan. 6, 2017); A 2017 VA General…

3 years ago

America’s Darkest Day Strengthens Employees’ Patriotism, Resolve > U.S. Department of Defense > Defense Department News

[ad_1] United Airlines Flight 93 was soaring over Pennsylvania en route to Washington, D.C., on Sept. 11, 2001, when then-Defense…

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Nonprofit Board Members: Resolve to Focus on Two Responsibilities

[ad_1] As a veteran board member for a variety of nonprofits over the decades, I can find myself becoming complacent…

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