RE: Pension Miscalculation Affects British Korean War Veterans

["Trish Winston" <TrishWinston@hawaii.rr.com>]

If you were to take a look at the entire text, you would see that yes indeedy, they will be repaid and in some cases have already been repaid, including their widows.

 

Trish

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Subject: Re: Pension Miscalculation Affects British Korean War Veterans

In a message dated 1/27/2002 11:43:06 PM Pacific Standard Time, TrishWinston@hawaii.rr.com writes:

Tax was incorrectly taken from every soldier injured and retired from the service during major conflicts since 1952.

 We ARE talking about bucks if you know anything about British taxes.  Wonder what they'll do to correct this injustice.  Brit vets live on pennies, I think.

Col. Mike Haas, USAF, ret., author
Apollo's Warriors:  US Air Force Special Operations during the Cold War
In the Devil's Shadow:  UN Special Operations during the Korean War