Keeping Extended Military Family Fit Includes Serving Veterans

Keeping the extended military family fit includes serving those who no longer serve.

Ooy 408 Ab There is no such thing as a typical ex-soldier. Some get discharged from the service at 25 after their initial commitment has been fulfilled, some retire while still in their early 40s, and others retire after 20 years but then continue serving as a contractor for another 20. Their experience out of the military varies as much as their time in it, when some worked as drivers and desk jockeys, and others parachuted from airplanes or toted an M-16.

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