BS

What you are saying is just reflex action and BS. The responsible party(s) must be identified first in order to solve the problem. The problem is an administrative one and the MS Corps is responsible. That's where to start. You might then find that Congress has not funded adequately the administration of these services and as a result these problems arise, or the process must me changed, an almost insurmountable obstacle. MEB's and PEB's are very bureaucratic and lengthy. Gen. Kiley told the truth and no one wanted to hear him. They just wanted him served up on a platter. This problem will go unresolved unless something is done to rectify the MEB and PEB situation which, I'll bet, 99% of people don't even know what MEB's and PEB's are.

Fixing problems involves identifying them first which has yet to be completely done and identifying who is responsible for them and then coming up with a plan to fix them. Changes in personnel should follow not precede the investigation. Lrunke