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2008-11-13 3:35

Mission Honors Homeless Veterans; 150000 Living on Streets After …

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For more than 150000 veterans, their biggest ordeal may not be the Vietnam War and its aftermath, or dealing with Gulf War syndrome, or even years of discipline in their unit. For them, life’s toughest challenge may be living on the …

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