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- MY SON, THE SOLDIER. Jony, Mary // Commonweal;7/16/2004, Vol. 131 Issue 13, p39
Relates experiences on being a mother of a soldier in war. Restrictions on the family; Changes in the way of living.
- ARMY FAMILY ACTION PLAN. Reece, Beth // Soldiers;Mar2005, Vol. 60 Issue 3, p47
Discusses the issues concerning the Army Family Action Plan for soldiers and their families in the U.S. Demand for eyeglass coverage for family members; Emphasis on the expiration of Tricare referral authorizations; Inclusion of leave accrual.
