"Requires the Attorney General to: (1) ensure that all NICS information received from federal agencies is kept accurate and confidential; (2) provide for the removal and destruction of obsolete and erroneous names and information from the NICS; and (3) work with states to encourage the development of computer systems for notifying the Attorney General when a court order has been issued or removed or a person has been adjudicated as mentally defective or committed to a mental institution."

This involves anyone with a diagnosed case of PTSD


"Prohibits federal agencies from providing a person's mental health or commitment information to the Attorney General if: (1) such information has been set aside or expunged or the person involved has been fully released or discharged from all mandatory treatment, supervision, or monitoring; (2) the person has been found to no longer suffer from a mental health condition or has been found to be rehabilitated; or (3) the adjudication or commitment is based solely on a medical finding of disability without a hearing and there has been no adjudication under the federal criminal code of mental defectiveness."

Lets see, if you want to give up your disability listing, and any money being compensated to you for it, you can get your rights back... I'm sure fraudulent claims will be made against you for your initial PTSD claim in the event you say you are A-OK...

That "Mentally defective" line includes anyone with PTSD on any level...

This whole thing was originally made known to me by way of the DAV, who will be fighting this new law.