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The upper most portion of the top menue and in the the right sidebar contain mostly articles written by me about my eighteen year fight with the VA in pursuit of obtaining my compensation benefits, my health benefits, along with the process of obtaining CPAFC caregiver benefits in order to get my wife recognized and paid as my level 2 caregiver.
The experiences in the lower portion of the top menu are my recollections of those days of my military duties as a VIP driver carrying a transportation MOS and as a Military Game Warden carrying a MP 95B20 MOS. This collection of short stories was to become the pages of a book that I was writing. My computer was attacked by the ransomware virus and these pages were all that I managed to save. Someday I may find the courage and the heart to rewrite and finish the book.
No veteran, of any era or branch of service, has ever been awarded a higher disability rating than I carry. My rating is 100% P&T with the maximum special monthly compensation rating of “O” to include Aid & Attendance at the “R-2” rate. I did use the automobile grant, the HISA grant, and the SAH grant to include automobile addaptive equipment. I have, at this time, slain all of my dragons, and there is nothing left to fight for with the exception my burial flag.
Please enjoy and benefit from my experiences and true stories
James M. Cripps SP-5
Military Game Warden,
Fort Gordon GA.
US ARMY, 1967-1970
VA THE REDNECK WAY, YOU DON'T HAVE TO GO IT ALONE! 
do you have anything on Ft Bening defoleation? rwilliams277@yahoo.com
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While I was stationed at Fort Benning in 1967, we cut and burned a lot of dead trees and folage on the ranges, but the DOD has not conceeded that agent orange was ever used at Fort Benning.
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