Happen until the first part of the year. Some of them wou some of them would take place many february, some in march. But what would happen this question was asked by one of our fine senators, senator fischer from nebraska. She said, now, what would happen right now at the he happened of thiend of thisyear, december 31 . What provisions would we lose if we dont pass this bill . And the answer is there are several of them but ill just highlight a few of them here. One would be the session bonus for new officers in critical skills, the incentive bonus for conversion to military occupation specialty to ease personnel shortages. Those of us whove been in the military, thats called the mosss. The incentive bonuses for transfer between armed forces, someone whos transferred from one area to the other has the we have the obligation of paying those expenses or bonuses. We wouldnt be able to do it. Aviation officer retention. I mentioned a minute ago some of the what, onethird of the combat . O
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Jerry Standlee born August 2nd, 1956 in Lancaster CA.
Jerry lived life on his terms. He had a quick wit, a calm manner, and loved his friends and family in a way that they knew you could count on him. After a long battle with cancer and a few short days with covid 19, Jerry Standlee is finally free of earthly treatment. Jerry passed peacefully on Wednesday, February 24th, at 12:30 p.m. in Fort Worth, TX. He is survived by his wife Beth Standlee of the home. Jerry is the son of Clay & Berniece Standlee of Berryville, AR. He is the wonderful dad of Leslie Standlee of Dallas, TX, Amanda Standlee of San Marcos, TX, and Jordan Standlee of Madrid Spain. Jerry is the brother of Kathy Compton and husband Buddy of Bradleyville MO, Debbie Fravel and husband Paul of Springfield, MO, Kendel Standlee of Lexington KY, Lisa Grogan and husband Mark of Barnhart, MO, and Jonie Standlee of Berryville, AR. Jerry is also survived by 17 nieces and nephews. And he is the lifelong friend of many including