For years, issues of pay and benefits have been high on the list of concerns that servicmembers and their families have about their military lifestyle.
But the toll of 16 years of continued wars and the separation of families with demands has finally nudged its wayto the top, according to this year’s Blue Star Families Military Lifestyle survey.
For the first time since 2012, nearly half of the survey respondents, 46 percent, said concern about time away from family was their top concern.
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