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Allow 100% Honorably Discharged Disabled Veterans (Brown I.D. card) use of Space Availalbe (Space A) travel priviledges.

Created by K.I. on January 28, 2013

Space A Travel Priviledges belong to Veterans.

Today, 100% Honorably Discharged Disabled Veterans are unjustly denied Military Space Available Travel Privileges by the DoD.

Who gets to use Space A?
The Boy Scouts, the ROTC, public health officials, teachers, DOD employees, foreign military servicemen + VIPs.

Who does not get to use Space A?
100% Honorably Discharged Disabled Veterans.

Why?
The DoD claims that primary use is for active duty service men and women. Over 7,000,000 people who have never served their country in uniform currently have access to this service. They claim that the under 200,000 Disabled Veterans could "overtax present resources..." Except during summer peak periods, Space A flights are under utilized.

Make a change for vets that helps change their lives.

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