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HARRISON, Complainant  \nv,  \nLAZER SPOT, INC., Respondent  \n:  \n:  \n:  \n: PHRC CASE NO. 201300300 : EEOC CHARGE NO. 17F201361622 :  \n:  \nFINDINGS OF FACT  \nCONCLUSIONS OF LAW  \nOPINION  \nRECOMMENDATION OF PERMANENT HEARING EXAMINER  \nFINAL ORDER  \nFINDINGS OF FACT*  \n1. The Complainant, Matthew A. Harrison,(hereinafter “Harrison”) retired from military service on August 31, 2007, after serving more than 20 years. ( N.T. 34, 51, 58)  \n2. After graduating high school in 1984, Harrison joined the U.S. Marine Corps where he served from May 29, 1984 until May 16, 1986 at which time, because of a shoulder injury, Harrison received a medical discharge under honorable conditions.( N.T. 44; J. E. 40)  \n3. Following service in the Marines, Harrison served with the U.S. Coast Guard from July 20, 1987 until September 2, 1987. (J. E. 40)  \n4. On March 8, 1989, Harrison began serving full-time in the U.S. Army National Guard. (J. E. 40)  \n5. In 1989, Harrison was deployed to serve in the 1st Gulf War. ( N.T. 45 , 89)  \n6. Harrison’s duty stations included Beirut , Lebanon; Somalia; Bosnia; Operation Iraqi Freedom One; and Operation Iraqi Freedom Three. (N.T. 45, 89)  \n7. Harrison experienced combat in the Gulf War and Operation Iraqi Freedom One and Three where Harrison’s mission was to furnish supplies to front line troops by driving an 18 wheel tractor and trailer that hauled supplies to front line troops. (N.T. 46-47)  \n* To the extent that the Opinion which follows recites facts in addition to those here listed, such facts shall be considered to be additional Findings of Facts. The following abbreviations will be utilized throughout these Findings of Fact for reference purposes:  \nN.T. Notes of Testimony  \nJ. E. Joint Exhibit  \nS. F. Stipulation of Fact  \n8. Almost daily, while driving supplies, Harrison encountered vehicle borne improvised explosive devices, (VBEIDS), improvised explosive devices (IEDS), suicide bombing vehicles that attempted to ram the vehicle Harrison was driving and being fired upon with rocket propelled grenades. ( N.T. 46-47 , 49-50)  \n9. Part of the “rules of engagement” Harrison learned in training included displaying a sign on his vehicle that read in Arabic, “Do Not Approach Vehicle within 20 Meters.”( N.T. 48)  \n10.The vehicles Harrison drove were also equipped with a 50 caliber gun from which a warning shot would be fired when another vehicle began to close in on his vehicle, then a second shot would be fired into the hood of an approaching vehicle that continued to approach, until finally, vehicles that continued to approach would be run over killing the passengers in the approaching vehicle. ( N.T. 48)  \n11. During Harrison’s combat experience, he often witnessed death and general destruction. ( N.T. 48-49)  \n12. Upon Harrison’s return to the United States in 2007, Harrison’s final duty station was Fort Bliss, Texas. (N.T. 56)  \n13. On one occasion at Fort Bliss, Harrison had a flashback to experiences he encountered in combat. ( N.T. 56)  \n14. Harrison perceived that he smelled burning flesh coming from bushes near where he was walking. ( N.T. 57 )  \n15.The person with whom Harrison was walking encouraged Harrison to speak to someone in mental health. ( N.T. 57 )  \n16.At that time, Harrison did speak with a Major who informed Harrison that he was experiencing “subliminal nightmares.” ( N.T. 57 )  \n17. Harrison’s reaction was to simply try to just deal with it and he sought no further treatment. ( N.T. 58)  \n18. Once retired from the Army, between October 2007 and May 2008, Harrison worked full-time for approximately 8 months as a corrections officer with the City of York, Pa. Prison. ( N.T. 52, 61, 141 )  \n19. Next, Harrison attended Triple A Truck Driving School after which he obtained a Class A Commercial Driver’s License (CDL) . (N.T. 61, 52, 142)  \n20. Upon obtaining the Class A CDL license, Harris","cbCaitoI4yHCsSyC","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaitoI4yHCsSyC","pdf",336808,69,"English","# Findings of Fact\n## Military service and deployments\n## Post-service employment and combat-related symptoms\n## Rules of engagement and combat experiences\n# Conclusions of Law\n# Opinion\n# Recommendation of Permanent Hearing Examiner\n# Final Order","[{\"question\":\"What does the document cover in the Pennsylvania Human Relations Commission case?\",\"answer\":\"It covers the Commission’s findings of fact, conclusions of law, opinion, recommendation of the permanent hearing examiner, and the final order for the dispute involving Matthew A. 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