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[LearningDisabilities 1569] Re: Transition- military
Woods
woodsnh at isp.comWed Nov 14 22:01:34 EST 2007
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It is interesting that the military is exempt from the ADA. Speaking of
the military and disabilities, can anyone confirm the alarming statistic
I heard recently that 1/3 of all the people who served in the first Iraq
war are now listed as permanently disabled? I understand it is due to
ailments caused by spent uranium from the battlefield.
Tom Woods
PatMFL at aol.com wrote:
> When I was the Transition Specialist for Broward County in Florida, I
> called the Pentagon inquiring about the availability of accommodations
> for students with disabilities and was informed by Colonel that the
> military is excluded from ADA and does not provide accommodations.
>
> Patrick Mulvihill, Consultant
> The Transition Center at the University of Florida
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