Veterans readjusting to civilian life : overview of issues, challenges, and transition assistance / Patricia J. Stern, editor.

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Stern, Patricia J [editor.]

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text

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computer

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online resource

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9781634637138
1634637135

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Additional physical formats: Print version:: Veterans Readjusting to Civilian Life.DDC classification:

355.1150973 23

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UB357 .V484 2015eb

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Veterans Affairs: Better Understanding Needed to Enehance Services to Veterans Readjusting to Civilian Life -- Transitioning Veterans: Improved Oversight Needed to Enhance Implementation of Transition Assistance Program.

Summary: While many veterans who served in the military after September 11, 2001, have successfully readjusted to civilian life with minimal difficulties in the first few years after they were discharged, others have experienced difficulties. These readjustment difficulties include financial and employment, relationships, legal, homelessness, and substance abuse. According to VA's strategic plan, one of its strategic objectives is to improve veteran wellness and economic security, and it states that the ultimate measure of VA's success is the veteran's success after leaving military service. However, t ...

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Includes index.

While many veterans who served in the military after September 11, 2001, have successfully readjusted to civilian life with minimal difficulties in the first few years after they were discharged, others have experienced difficulties. These readjustment difficulties include financial and employment, relationships, legal, homelessness, and substance abuse. According to VA's strategic plan, one of its strategic objectives is to improve veteran wellness and economic security, and it states that the ultimate measure of VA's success is the veteran's success after leaving military service. However, t ...

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