Dallas Morning News explores effects of war on military families

For the paper’s series on military families, Dallas Morning News reporter Dave Tarrant has spent four months investigating what he calls the “relentless cycle of crisis and stress” that affects soldiers’ loved ones. The broad series touches on everything from the Fort Hood suicides to the Army’s preventative measures to Tarrant’s latest, “Wife faces life-or-death decision for her war-injured husband.”

Most of the content is behind the Morning News paywall, but there’s enough on the landing pages to, at the very least, help you understand where Tarrant’s investigation has taken him and just how wide-ranging the health effects of prolonged war can become.

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  1. Avatar photoCassaundra StJohn

    Female Veterans are 4x more likely to be homeless than other women-but 3x more likely to be successful—IF they have the resources, support and network they need! F7 Group has created bootcamps and retreats to provide these essential elements to our lady vets! Led by Army Brat and Air Force Veteran, Cassaundra StJohn, a Desert Shield/Storm Veteran, F7 Group will launch a 32 city national tour to raise the awareness of the needs of female veterans and women in military service on Aug 14th from Dallas TX.

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