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US military families ride ‘roller coaster of emotions’ over six months of Iran war
The group has responded by stepping up its programming, creating online resource hubs, hosting webinars and in-person meet-ups, and matching military spouses going through a deployment for the first time with those who have been through it before.
In a Blue Star Families poll of some 200 active-duty military families in early March, 81% reported elevated stress from the Iran conflict.
Her family wears red on Fridays — a show of support for deployed service members — and so do many of her children's classmates, even those without military connections.
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