The effects of war

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Well, when you have a war... you end up with war widows.
As if by ricochet, each American service man and woman killed in combat leaves behind a trail of secondary casualties: spouses, children, parents. Through Nov. 20, 45% of the 1,374 U.S. service personnel killed in Iraq and Afghanistan since September 2001 were married, the Defense Department says.

Considered survivors, the widows and widowers of war dead are among the conflict's walking wounded. Amid heavy fighting in recent weeks, the toll is rising.

Full story from USA Today

Incidentally, when did USA Today start publishing longer, better articles? A welcome change...


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