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Mission Ends in Afghanistan, but Sacrifices Are Not Over for U.S. Soldiers
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The sense of a forgotten American soldier as the war winds down in Afghanistan and Iraq.
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A sense that the sacrifice in lives and hardships of U.S. soldiers are known only to a handful of people, as the nation goes about its business and the wars drag on. His loss is the loss of 5500 families who lost sons in the wars says Lt. Gen John Kelly. Young veterans 20-24 face the added hurdle of a 30% unemployment rate as they return.
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