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The instability of military families is an economic burden, from lack of support networks to the struggle for spouses to find work in new duty stations.
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As National Guardsmen deploy more often in response to fires, floods, storms, and civil unrest, the solution won’t come with the end of the forever wars.
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When America’s Economy Is in Turmoil, Veterans Can Step up to Lead the Charge
|in Newsroom | Sonner KehrtFrom cybersecurity to trucking to health care, essential industries—still reeling from pandemic economic instability— benefit from veteran employees.