Overlooked and cut loose by the Army, veteran’s life spirals to an end
By last September, the Army had had just about enough of infantryman Jacob Andrews, so it gave him a general discharge and a one-way bus ticket home to Kansas City. He had plenty to think about on the 30-hour trip from Fort Drum, N.Y.
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