An Ecosystem of Support for All Who Serve
Abstract
Since 9/11, the issues and needs facing our nation’s service members, veterans, and their families have been at the forefront as never before in the history of our country. This has led to challenging questions about how we address the needs of this extensive population, both needs that are specifically related to the uniqueness of military life and needs that are similar to the general population. These challenging questions are nearly the same in communities across the country and there have been myriad efforts in the last 15 years, with varying degrees of success, impact, and sustainability.
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