Throughout much of the last century–whether from World War II, the Korean War, the Vietnam War, or peacetime duty–America’s veterans returned to good jobs, affordable housing, education opportunities, and a chance at a better life. But today’s returning veterans–many of whom have fought in Afghanistan and Iraq–are more likely to face unemployment, homelessness, disability-based discrimination, and backlogs and cuts in healthcare, job training, education and housing.
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