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Families face anxiety, angst as loved ones are deployed to fight Iran

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By Georgia Gee Verified, Bernard Mokam
| Miami Herald Verified
A 4-year-old child began having behavioral problems when his father left for war. A wife whose husband works in Army intelligence is already dealing with heightened anxiety, even though he hasn't been deployed yet. A woman found this year that she is struggling to cope with the news of conflicts at home and abroad, nearly 20 years after she lost her fiance in combat.
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By Bernard Mokam, Georgia Gee Verified
| The New York Times Verified
A 4-year-old child began having behavioral problems when his father left for war. A wife whose husband works in Army intelligence is already dealing with heightened anxiety, even though he hasn’t been deployed yet. A woman who found this year that she is struggling to cope with the news of conflicts at home and abroad, nearly 20 years after she lost her fiancé in combat.
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Lowered Number of Troop Deaths on Pentagon Site Upsets Military Families

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By Tim Arango Verified, Georgia Gee Verified, Pooja Salhotra Verified
| Breaking One
A change in the count of those killed as a result of the war in Iran has some veterans, military families and lawmakers expressing outrage and calling for more transparency from the Pentagon. Last week, the Pentagon had reported on its website that 18 service members had been killed, but that number was later lowered to 14.
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