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Florida Treats Her Veterans One Way And
New Jersey Discriminates...
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Article published Feb 15, 2007
Feb 15, 2007
State law awards decorated veterans with free tuition
By RICHARD GOLDSTEIN
Sun staff writer Most students come to higher education fresh out of high school. Brian Sellers came to college
fresh off months of recovering from shrapnel wounds that ripped through his body during his tour of Iraq.
As a wounded
veteran, Sellers, a 24-year-old Santa Fe Community College student, is among a handful of students at SFCC and the University
of Florida who qualify for free tuition thanks to their military service.
A law signed last summer by former Gov. Jeb
Bush gives Florida-based veterans with Purple Hearts or medals of higher precedence four-year tuition waivers to Florida public
colleges and universities. It took effect in the 2006-2007 school year.
For Sellers, like other full-time SFCC students,
the waiver puts about $1,000 in his pocket each semester, money that would otherwise go to tuition. Sellers said he gets another
$1,600 a month in federal veterans benefits.
The tuition waiver is worth about $1,500 a semester to full-time University
of Florida students. John Gebhardt, veterans advocate in the Office of Veterans Affairs at SFCC, said that between both schools
only a handful of students qualify for the benefit.
Sellers' part in the Iraq War ended in Ramadi on Oct. 23, 2004,
minutes after returning from a combat mission battling insurgents.
As the Marine sergeant strode into his base, a 120
mm enemy mortar landed on the other side of the door he was standing next to.
"It took me out and it took four Humvees
out," Sellers explained. "Rumor has it that they almost pronounced me dead twice."
The shrapnel in Sellers' body inflicted
a permanent speech impediment because he lost 70 percent of the use of his tongue. It also earned him a Purple Heart combat
medal.
Lee Kichen, a legislative director for the Florida organization of the Veterans of Foreign Wars, said the law
came about through lobbying by a coalition of veterans groups. Kichen said the VFW wants all veterans to receive tuition waivers
from the state, but were able to persuade legislative sponsors to at least include medal winners of Purple Hearts or higher.
He
said the case of two other SFCC students illustrates why the law should be expanded.
Darryl "D.J." Kerr, 27, and John
Wadkins, 23, believed they were eligible for the tuition waivers and were told they qualified by SFCC Veterans Affairs staff.
But
despite receiving Army Commendation medals with Valor devices — in which they risked their own lives to saves scores
of others — they do not qualify under the new law, Kichen said.
Kerr and Wadkins were working on their associate's
degrees before entering a training program for physician's assistants at an Army school in Texas.
Both men are sergeants
in the Florida Army National Guard, and they qualify for payment of their tuition through the Guard. But Kerr noted they are
then subject to having their National Guard tours extended by three years. The new tuition waiver comes with no strings attached.
Kichen
said the men do not qualify for the tuition waiver because their medals are below the Purple Heart in the military's order
of precedence.
The VFW argues that all Florida veterans should receive university and college tuition waivers in return
for their service. And Kichen said it makes no sense that the law would exclude men like Kerr and Wadkins, who have received
awards for valor. He vowed to lobby for expansion of the benefit in the current legislative session.
Neither the soldiers,
who are in the Florida Army National Guard, nor Gebhardt, the veterans advocate, said they realized Kerr and Wadkins did not
qualify for the waiver until faced with questions from The Sun.
Both men said they would now likely use the National
Guard tuition benefit. They said they used the state's tuition waiver because it required less paperwork.
Kerr and
Wadkins' commendations came as the result of a particularly nasty suicide bombing at Kabul Military Training Center, and their
response to it.
When the base shook from an explosion on the afternoon of Oct. 23, 2005, Kerr, Wadkins, who is an army
combat medic, and the men's squad leader raced to the front gates to find a horrific scene of burning people and buses, the
men said.
Wadkins said the suicide bomber riding a motorcycle detonated three 120 mm mortars strapped to his back as
he pulled alongside three buses with 60 to 70 people inside.
The soldiers darted into the flames and pulled bodies
out of the wreckage, put them on flatbed trucks to be taken to the hospital, and stabilized those they could, Wadkins said.
Kerr tried to put the burning diesel fuel out with a fire extinguisher until a German fire engine showed up.
After
reading the commendation on his certificate, Kerr summed up the award. "That's something that a normal soldier wouldn't be
expected to do. That's what I figured my job was."
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Florida Treats Her Veterans One Way And
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"I'm
looking forward to the day that the federal government makes it a crime to harass the PTSD disabled; on the same criminal
level as Sexual Harassment and the harassment of any physical disability.
The
300,000 'new' PTSD veterans deserve at least this much..."
Jack
Cunningham, Proud American, Proud Vietnam Veteran,
Disabled PTSD Vet
WHAT
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What is the federal
crime to intentional lie to the F.B.I. and present fraudulent evidence.
FBI Agent Accuses PTSD Vet "You typed
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& Disabled PTSD Vet Jack Cunningham Battles A Corrupt Law Firm And The Powerful State Officials,
Who Are Protecting Them:
The
Veteran's Evidence - The Law Firm's Own Contact, Invoices, Supreme Court & Superior Court Filed Documents,
Statements, Letters, Certifications, etc.
So far, our non-profit webpages have already
had over 5,325,000 hits for 2007.
STATE'S SUPREME COURT DISCRIMINATES
AGAINST A DISABLED VETERAN
For seven years, the PTSD veteran is denied Equal
Justice vs. a corrupt law firm.
After one of their attorneys committed gross negligence,
the firm’s partners Joe Truland and James Maynard (Without the client's permission) switched attorney responsibility
of the law case to another Maynard & Truland attorney, Robert Correale, who
happened to be the Vice-Chairman of New Jersey’s Supreme Court Office of Attorney Ethics.
At the time, Attorney Ethics Vice-Chairman Robert Correale
had to feel he was above the law, because he openly over-charged and false-billed his own disabled client.
Correale continued breaking the same
attorney ethics rules...,
that he was punishing other New Jersey
attorneys for.
For seven years now, the Maynard
& Truland law firm has been using their influence in the State of New Jersey
and especially, their influence within the New Jersey Supreme Court's Office of Attorney Ethics.
Former Vice Chairman of Attorney Ethics Robert Correale,
Esq
is now an Assistant District Attorney in Sussex County,
New Jersey.
Visit the below link and read Robert Correale, Esq.
committing perjury in his sworn
Certification to the New
Jersey Supreme Court.
For an Update on this
brave, Marine's story, please press the below picture.
Please Press The Below Logo To Visit The Official Website
For "Gathering of Eagles."
At the anti-war protest
in Washington, D.C. in January 2007, there was ALOT of damage done at the Capitol steps. We cannot
and will not allow this to happen at The Wall or to any of our memorials.
MARCH 17, 2007 IN WASHINGTON
DC.
Read some experiences of an United States CAP Marine, who lived (24/7) with
seven other Marines, in a peasant village. The Duc Duc Refugee Village had about 2,000 homes. (Where
any villager could be a terrorist.) http://www.CapVeterans.com
The Marine Corps' Combined Action Program
(CAP) was nicknamed "The 'Peace Corps' Volunteers With Rifles."
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WHY DO THESE TWO MARINES LOOK DRUNK... ~
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to the story.
Webmaster: Jack
Cunningham (19) and George Dros (18)
The Duc Duc Refugee Village, Vietnam
August 1970
(The picture was taken seven
months, before the two-thousand-home refugee village was burned to ashes. Hundreds of civilians were killed, wounded
and reported missing.)
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YET FEDERAL POLITICIANS
STAY QUIET.
It is open, and on-going violations
to all Americans' civil rights.
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