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Case Study: Mr. Banchs
Want to keep you in the loop on this one. Mr. Banchs is a union rep in Guam and argues that his local hired excepted service employees of the National Guard are eligible for enrollment in DoDEA schools. As you're already aware, this is not the case per title 10 U.S.C., section 2164. HQ is aware of the correspondence, just want to keep everyone else in the loop, as he may feel compelled to elevate the

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