The Dave Matthews Band has announced that it will be petitioning the Secretary of Defense and members of Congress regarding medical care benefits for US Veterans of War. The group has stated, We have been disturbed by the stories that continue to surface about the medical care being received by our returning servicemen and women. Supporting our troops entails providing them with the complete, timely and excellent care for injuries they sustained during their military service, at the very least. Providing this care is a moral obligation for our nation and should be our highest priority at home. The petition itself as well as a bit more information on the issue can be found at the bands website.
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