America’s war on terrorism, which has been ongoing since the attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, has seen many citizens from all walks of life and all professions take up arms as either active-duty military personnel or reservists.
The demand for increasing numbers of troops to fight in both Iraq and Afghanistan has meant more and more involvement by reservists and even National Guard personnel, normally limited to duty within the borders of America. And it has also meant a greater need for those special individuals who help care for the needs of those on the front lines – including their spiritual and emotional needs.
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