Army vet can't convince feds he's not dead
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Army vet can't convince feds he's not dead
For former Army drill sergeant Jerry Miller, being alive has not been sufficient proof that he's not dead. The U.S. Veterans Administration has declared him deceased four times since 2010, despite evidence to the contrary. WESH-TV's Dan Billow reports. (NBC News)
MSNBC | January 31, 2012
