Some got off the aircraft and kissed the tarmac, embraced loved ones, or were carried in on stretchers. Homecoming means something different for everyone. What does it mean to you?
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Ensuring every service member, veteran and
family a healthy homecoming from war.
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Coming home after 8-18 months away is a big transition. What helped you adjust to life after deployment? More >
What's the number one question people ask about your experience that's out of bounds? More >
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Do you keep in touch with your buddies from your unit? Is that important to you? More >
As details of the tragedy on November 5th unfold we're all keeping the families and loved ones of the fallen in our prayers. We are still left wondering: how could something like this have happened? More >
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