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by defrost
15 days ago
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> I think based on years of service in government roles or something like that More or less, with qualifications and levels of degree. Eg: Was the Second Malayan Emergency active or "peacetime": https://www.abc.net.au/news/2026-07-12/rifle-company-butterw... Active service in a recognised danger zone ups the pension rate and expands the health benefits (as does exposure to fallout - they like to medically track anyone touched by atomic testing). |
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