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Have any of you ever been involved with this, I'd really love to help with STEM training for kids, maybe JROTC or ROTC as a volunteer, if it could ne allowed, despite !y total perm disability, of any of you might be able to help me get involved with them near my wife and myself, d obviously ne most appreciative, many thanks. .
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I know several people who volunteer despite their disability rating. I don't understand why that would impact you as long as you don't accept any funds
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Capt Daniel Goodman
There are, truly, many very teal, serious reasons, I assure you. I've known of horror story instances where if volunteering isn't done through the exactly right mechanism where those volunteering soon found themselves in beaucoup personal aggravation, basically because no good deed goes unpunished. For those pike myself, hard though you'll likely find this to accept , only certain specific mrcusnis!s stevbadicallu acceptable , believe me, I've researched the whole thing, I assure you, if you'd want me to elaborate, I'd be glad to do so, I'd be most eager for any thoughts and/or possible help. Please trust me, volunteering when youre total perm disabled is quite laborious, honest, many thanks.
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Lt Col Charlie Brown
I believe you. I am rated at 60% and grateful that it isn't any more than that.
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I've been trying forma long time to get involved. To help teach STEM topics to kids in JROTC, or possibly ROTC, or help out at a Reserve center near my wife and myself usingmthat program if you've got any thoughts as to how, believe me, we'd be most appreciative, honest....
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