Understanding the Experience of Military Families and Their Returning War Fighters: Military Literature and Resource Review
Released in February 2010, this review from the National Center on Family Homelessness explains how mlitary families face unique stressors associated with deployment and reintegration. It provides a snapshot of the key issues affecting military families during and after their time of service, as well as the impact of adverse military experiences, which may lead to unemployment and homelessness.
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