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Veteran opens challenge to Womack

By Bill Bowden

Posted: November 25, 2011 at 5:38 a.m.

Ken Aden said military service changed him for the better, but his father wasn’t so lucky.

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How about we don't send any more folks off to wars that don't address any particular or real threat? Not having any combat veterans would be the easiest and cheapest way of dealing with the problem of what to do with them upon their return to civilization.

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