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06 April 2007

Hotline

The Army has put up a hotline for soldiers and family members to call with concerns about the MEB/PEB process.
The number is 1-800-984-8523
Overseas DSN: 312-328-0002
Stateside DSN: 328-0002

email: wsfsupport@conus.army.mil

Link to [Flyer]

Flyer Text:
The purpose of the hotline is two-fold:
    -To offer wounded, injured, or ill Soldiers and their family members a way to share concerns on the quality of patient care.
    - To provide senioer Army leaders with visibility on medically-related issues so they can properly allocate resources to better serve Soldiers and families.

The hotline is an avenue to gather information about medical care as well as suggest ways we can improve our medical support systems.

The hotline has not been established to circumvent the chain of command, but rather to give Soldiers and family members an additional means to resolve medical-related issues.  Any type of retribution directed towards those who use the hotline will not be tolerated.

-End flyer text

I wonder how flooded this phone line has been.
I'll be calling soon . . .
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