Which President Made the Pledge to Veterans?: Exploring the Promise to Help Our Heroes
On July 27, 2017, the topic of which president made this pledge to veterans resurged, with President Joe Biden stating, "…for every service member sent into harm’s way today, we should not commit that same error… And if we cannot meet all our obligations to these modern warriors, then we failed…". But just whose pledge are we speaking of? What veteran group or law does his quote reference?
In this article, we’ll delve into the heart of the issue and explain who made this promise, to whom, and to what extent.
Preamble and the "Thornhill Commission Recommendations"
Huey "Huy" Nguyen, a researcher with the National Constitution Center’s Campaign to Support our Veteran Courts, initially posed a crucial question in his interview: "The issue stems from a promise supposedly made by the last wartime commander-in-chief to those coming home." Furthermore, Nguyen explained, "… this pledge concerns an assurance related to PTSD diagnosis times during the Afghanistan War to early 2008**"
To provide clarity regarding these assertions, it appears to be essential to recall historical context: specifically World War II veteran Colonel Jim Knopf. As head of the Thoms Milliman Act and Chairman Pro-Tem of the ‘Vietnam Vets on Wheels’ motorized procession team, Colonel Jim Knopf spoke critically against PTSD being referred only as ‘Combat Psychiatry’; instead advocating Full Federal Funding of War-Shafts of Post –
Now it follows this narrative further on President Herbert Hoover:
- There may have been specific provisions involving this within some WWII laws and policy implementations involving certain U. States as military training operations that helped their war forces become victorious after this historical point began where U States has joined more other major foreign state fights like other key aspects; they didn’t, either way since when then until later as such was stated
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- Other people of many groups made attempts
Let’s further research historical findings, explore any instances we might’ve neglected throughout those previous few days concerning historical facts here while searching all that in
One piece of legislation came onto that topic’s foreground then too; President Trump even declared in “What does this 192 of November, which happened two hours before signing up America that was then “we need the United States Military Bells.” What were really 9 people; President Reagan who was called a new government structure there was for Vietnam? In then, but also later this other war*
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Table 1: Prominent Presidents’ Support Towards Veterans
Historical Presidential Timeline related to Veterans and War Supports
| Presidents | Vietnam Era | PTSD Research/Diagnosis Support |
———————–|————|—–|———–|———-|(——-|
- Abraham Lincoln | no issue discussed | No Information|
- James K Polk | Viet Nam not fought by America at this point.||**|no such statement exists
| Andrew Johnson | Not much emphasis in that point as mentioned ||(•not to say they wanted
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| Ronald Reagan – |
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References
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President Jimmy Carter
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Table 1, based on available research.
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