Sentences with phrase «served in the military face»

And, unfortunately, just like the rest of the population, many of those who served in the military face a dissolution of their marriage.

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The Pentagon's long - awaited study on its policy against gay men and lesbians serving openly in the military found that repeal of the controversial policy would face resistance from some service members on religious grounds, but that repeal would not require anyone to change their personal views or religious beliefs.

It is the Lombard Park District's mission to provide quality leisure opportunities for people to enjoy life including those people that can not supply for themselves or are faced with hardship due to a family provider serving in the military.

The position of national security adviser doesn't generally require Senate confirmation (although McMaster faced a Senate vote in order to keep his military rank while serving in the Trump White House).

Say Good - bye: In Illinois, Republican senator Mark Kirk was already facing a steep uphill reelection battle against Democratic Representative Tammy Duckworth when he decided to deride her family's heritage and military service at their October 28 debate, sniping, «I had forgotten that your parents had come all the way from Thailand to serve George Washington.»

«Working with a trusted partner, one who knows Killeen ISD and the unique challenges we face in serving the students outside one of the largest military bases in the world, was important,» explained Killeen ISD Assistant Superintendent for Curriculum and Instruction Diana Miller.

Folks serving in the military are faced with a lot of the same problems as regular folks when it comes to finances.

The NFCC stands ready to serve active duty members of the military, veterans, and their families as they face these unique crossroads in their lives.

There's a couple of cutscenes on offer here that bookend the primary mission, which has you rescuing two old faces from a military base, and they present little in the way of story, though the ending does at least serve as a solid cliffhanger to get fans a little more excited for the real game.

I also have experience working with military families who are faced with difficulties that are unique to the position they hold in serving our country such as deployment, PCS, and PTSD.»

Having both served in the U.S. Marines, Alliant International University postdoctoral candidates and clinic trainees, Joe Grady and Patrick Hunt, know firsthand the hardships military members face when they transition into civilian life.